Columbia University Assembly Speaks on Progress and Spirit
The Columbia meeting opened with the singing of Stand, Columbia. President Butler urged students to prepare to witness the coming century’s scientific and social advances. He said humanity’s progress rests on expanding wants and needs, urging a broad moral and intellectual growth among students.
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Barnard Welcomes New Students to Athletic Field Meet
The Athletic Association invites Barnard students to join in all activities as its scope expands. A suggestion box is available in room 302. On November 3 at 3 pm the class meets on the athletic field to support the track event and other sports.
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Intercollegiate Service Group Aids Women College Volunteers
The Hebrew Culture Society Newman Club and Christian Association combine efforts under the RSO Social Service Committee to place volunteers with settlements and clinics near the college. The CS A intercollegiate unit trains and supervises undergraduates and alumni to help with children and working girls through groups at Haarlem House Eastside House Hartley House Greenwich House St Lukes Mt Sinai and Heckscher Foundation. Opportunities include child programs evening clubs for working girls and a Girls Service League with activities and discussions to address local issues.
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Hebrew Culture Society
Newman, Club
Christian Association
East
Medical Department
Greenwich House
St. Luke’s Mt. Sinai
Hecksher Foundation
Girls’ Service League
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Junior Month at New York Social Work Conference
A report on a university-led July program by the Charity Organization Society in New York. Barnard Bryn Mawr Smith Wellesley and others attended lectures, case work, and field visits to reformatories hospitals and factories, under Miss Tousley.
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Charity Organization Society
Barnard
Bryn Mawr
Connecticut
Elmira
Goucher
Mt. Holyoke
Radcliffe
Smith
Swarthmore
Vassar
Wellesley
Wells
New York
Society
Competition Opens for Bulletin Board Members
Competition for new members of the Bulletin Board opens until Oct. 20. Candidates must submit a name and class in Bureau office and provide a news account or address, a play review, and a book review or Varsity publication critique. Cat Alley entries also accepted by Oct. 20. Advertising Board tryouts report to the Business Manager.
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BuLleTin Board
Buxtert
Advertising Board
Barnard Delegates Shine At Silver Bay Conference
Barnard College sent twenty seven delegates led by Edna Trull to Silver Bay for a two week conference. Morning classes and discussion groups drew strong interest while athletics hikes picnics and a song contest also featured. Notable lectures by Doctor Caulkins, Doctor Herbert Gray of London and Paul Hutchingson highlighted talks on factory life and production. A pageant marked the event’s close as attendees returned from Canada with Agnes Cooper elected to represent Eastern Students at a YWCA conference.
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Barnard
Silver Bay
Edna Trull
Doctor Caulkins
Herbert Gray
London
Paul’ ‘Hutchingson
China
Jare
Nelle
Eathers
Terest
Agngs Cooper
Y.w.ca
Canada
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