Junior Month Delegates Study Social Work In City Tour
Sunday night July 1 twelve junior year collegians gathered at the Women’s University Club to begin a four week program with the Charity Organization Society. They planned two weeks of lectures and discussions followed by two weeks of direct case work visiting hospitals settlement houses courts reform schools prisons and Ellis Island. Evening seminars featured prominent speakers including Dr Pattison of the National Tuberculosis Association.
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Women’s University Club
Ladies’ Temperance Union
Miss Tousley
Miss Feder
Charity Organization Society
Ellis Island
Dr. Pattison
National Tuberculosis Association
Visiting Courses Open to Unregistered Students
The Committee on Instruction allows any student to visit in a course they are not registered in up to two times per term with prior approval from the instructor in charge. Attending a course more than twice in a term requires registration or formal approval.
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Committee On Instruction
Faculty Additions Announced by Dean at College
The college adds Edmund W. Sinnott as Professor of Botany succeeding the late Herbert M. Richards. Allan Nevins joins as Associate in History during Earle’s absence. Arthur R. Burns fills Economics. Esther McGill joins English as Instructor. Richard H. Baker and A. B. Oxon become English lecturers. Ronald Mansbridge named Assistant. Mile. Mireille Hollard appointed Lecturer in English after study in France.
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Edmund W. Sinnott
Harvard
Herbert M. Richards
Sinnott
Connecticut Agricultural College
Earle
Allan Nevins
Nevins
Cornell
New York
Clara Eliot
Department of Economics and Social Science
Arthur R. Burns
London
London School of Economics
Esther McGill
University of Washington
Wellesley College
Richard H. Baker
A.B
Stanford
A. B. Oxon
Rhodes
Ronald Mansbridge
Mile
Mireille Hollard
Barnard Alumnae Shopping Campaign Boosts Endowment
Barnard College invites students and alumnae to shop at Lord and Taylor from October 15 to 20. Each class team each member recruits twenty shoppers, with a pledge that a percentage of sales goes to the Barnard Endowment Fund. Shoppers obtain Boklets with a number, or use 7777 if forgotten, and may place advance orders for delivery during the week.
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Barnard College
Lord and Taylor
Alumnae Association
Elizabeth Hughes
Katherine Brehme
Phoebe Harbison
Frances Smith
Lord and Taylor’s
Barnard
Barnacle Business Tryouts Tuesday and Thursday
Barnacle Office announces business tryouts scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday this week. Participants will showcase ideas, with judges evaluating concepts for potential collaboration and investment opportunities.
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Barnacle
Thoughtfulness in Daily College Conduct at Barnard
Comptroller notes over a thousand Barnard students attend classes and activities. The piece urges mindful behavior in using campus facilities, illustrating with examples of how minor acts by many can cause significant repair and utility costs.
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Joan J. Swan
Barnard
Owever
Barnard Opens Fortieth College Year With Assembly
Barnard College marks the fortieth year opening with a compulsory assembly on October 2. Dean Gildersleeve welcomed new faculty and noted erasure of hazing, new courses, and plans for Mortarboard and Greek Games. Students were urged to join political clubs and a new Chamber of Music Society formed.
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Barnard
Hoover
Smith
Social Science Forum
Gildersleeve
Douglas Moore
Sinnott
Fairchild
Earle
Allan Nevins
Cornell
Burns
London School of Economics
Elliot
Ean Gildersleeve
Dean Gildersleeve
Emerson
Brown
Barnard College
Slade
Republian Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Chamber of Music Society
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Maddeline Russell
Gertrude Carmody
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