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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1927
Page
3
The piece quotes Professor Dewey urging a return to unselfish, dedicated study. He argues amateurs excel by love of learning, while modern education grows professionalized and industrialized, risking loss of breadth and public purpose. He calls for collaboration of amateurs and professionals to unite inquiry.
The first meeting on September 28 elected Eleanor Newcomer chairman of Mysteries and Virginia Lee cheerleader. Margaret Hatfield won Entertainment Committee chairman. Five dollars was appropriated for library flowers. President urged cordial welcome to new students at teas.
Notices limit where students may sit protect hall spaces in Milbank Hall and Students' Hall. Shoes and attire rules apply inside the building and on campus including bloomers and dance costumes. Stockings must cover the legs and gym costumes worn only in appropriate areas.
Edna Issertell to join Bryn Mawr philosophy staff second semester. Various educators and students listed: Valentine Janicke in Bea con New York, Natalie Jaros Secretarial course, Esther Jennings in Belleville New Jersey, Harriett Jones at Bald win School Bryn Mawr, Rosalind Jones sales broker for E. H. Rollins, Mildred Kassner substitute English teacher Brooklyn Boys High, Marion Kingman clerk Kingston New York, Elizabeth Klein medical translation for Dr Weisberg, Mary Langton case work Charity Organization Society, If a Lewis Mt Holly, Parrish Little editorial secretary Princeton, Clare Loftus Belvidere teaching, Marguerite Loud Sorbonne fellow, Ruth McIlvaine studying singing, Agnes MacDonald Latin teacher Mamaroneck, Charlotte MacNamara Columbia student, Dorothy Maloney studying, Eleanor Marples chemical lab assistant H A Metz Co, Jean Marshall studying medicine England, Emily Martens mathematical clerk NY Telephone, Anna Martin teaching Cooperstown New York, Margaret Mead part time Prof Ogburn, Frances Meyer Stadholz junior high Brooklyn, Edna Moreau teaching West New York New Jersey.
A. A. NOTES outlines November 9 events at the circus and December to January sports including basketball and swimming with Teachers College, intramurals, and the new semester’s baseball. Weekend Bear Mountain trips, tobogganing and skating, end with a May 2 banquet. questions on entertainment, awards, hikes, and a board meeting invite participation.
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