Barnard Students Benefit From Occupation Bureau Report
The 1935 36 Barnard placement report shows 1184 employer orders and 685 placements, with total earnings of 143534 dollars. More than half of students used the bureau and one in ten living graduates stay in touch, while NYA funded students earned 15309 dollars. Demand spikes in statistics, economics, librarianship, and merchandising with notable gains in bank and business house roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Ocupation Bureau
Katherine Doty
Miss Doty
Ct Nya
Spanish Crisis To Be Analyzed By Mrs Stewart
Mrs Maxwell S Stewart student secretary of the Foreign Policy Association will speak on Spain Symbol of World Conflict next Friday in the College Parlor under the Social Science Union International Relations committee. She and her husband recently spent weeks in Spain during the revolution and will compare 1927 conditions with today and discuss likely international consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell S. Stewart
Foreign Policy Association
Spain
The
Social Science Union
Stewart
Asia
Europe
China
France
Siberia
Moscow
Moscow Technicum of Foreign Languages
Experiences in Spain Recounted by Miss Dorado and Mrs Del Rio
Bernice Bachrach compiles remarks from Miss Dorado and Mrs Del Rio of Barnard on their war era stay in Spain. Dorado describes Madrid with little danger while Del Rio recalls Soria under rebel, militarist control and air raids. The women fled via Portugal, noting minimal shooting except reprisals against Leftists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dorado
Mrs. del Rio
Spain
Bernice Bachrach
Barnard
Carolina Marcial- Dorado
Miss Castellano
France
International Summer School
Santander
Madrid
Soria
Requetés
Portual
Assembly Discusses American Youth Congress Affiliation
The question of affiliation with the American Youth Congress was discussed at a meeting of Representatives yesterday. Members are asked to read pamphlets circulated by Helen Raebeck, the delegate to the national convention, before a vote next Monday.
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American Youth Congress
Representative Assembly
Assembly
Helen Raebeck
Thar
Congress
Grants and teaching shifts among Columbia faculty
Dr. Jane Perry Clark receives a Council for Research in the Social Sciences grant and will be on leave this winter to study federal and state government relations. Professor Elizabeth Baker also secures funding to study technological unemployment for the year, with courses reassigned to junior staff and graduate students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Perry Clark
Department of Government
Elizabeth Baker
Department of Economics
Council For Research In the Social Sciences
Columbia University
Clark
Board of Estimate
City of New York
Robert Connery
Columbia College
Baker
Clara Eliot
Barnard
Constance Williams
Vassar College
Simmons College
Radcliffe
Williams
Pennsylvania College For Women
Bryn Mawr
American Association For Labor Legislation
Mary Crawford
Katherine Finney
University of Arkansas
Barnard Holds First Required Assembly Of Year
The first all college required assembly takes place today at 1 10 in the gymnasium. Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve will address the student body with Martha Reed and Frances Henderson also speaking. The event marks the undergraduate body's annual unit meeting and precedes other assemblies with intellectual and cultural programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Martha Reed
Frances Henderson
Gildersleeve
Barnard
University Council
Braun
Bulletin Tea Tryouts Set for Thursday Afternoon
The annual Bulletin tea to try-outs will be held Thursday October 8 at 4 PM in the Bulletin office Room 407 Barnard. All students interested in working for any department of the paper are invited. Try-outs are open to transfers freshmen and any upperclassmen who wish to work for Bulletin.
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Cial
Miss Oly
Gov“Om
Washington
Allo
Rennart Chaura
Ram. Petit
Bulletin
Barnard
Atend
Miss Erskine
Almana News
Miss Weeks
Miss Reed
New York City
Press Board
Little Parlor
Marie Smith
French Student Writes to Dean
Anne Labordere, a French Ex change Student at Barnard last year, writes from France to Miss Gildersleeve. She recalls three weeks home after a year at Barnard, praising the kindness, courses, and discoveries. She details travel to California and a summer job at the French House in Syracuse University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Labordere
Barnard
Miss Gildersleeve
France
California
America
Syracuse University
Radical Changes Planned in Barnard College Press Board
Marie Smith chair of Press Board outlines a year of reform at Barnard. A one semester apprenticeship for all try-outs and an advisory committee will reshape recruitment toward freshmen trained from the bottom up. The first term emphasizes clerical duties before full membership next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College Press Board
Marie Smith
Miss Smith
Press Board
Mabel F. Weeks
Martha Coman
Helen Erskine
Martha Reed
Miss Coman
Barnard College Plans December 4 5 Fair for Fiftyth Anniversary
Barnard College launches a publicity driven fund raiser led by Jane Craighead to support the Fiftieth Anniversary Fund. The event runs December 4 5 in Barnard Hall with booths goods door prizes raffles auctions and a Friday night informal dance. A Barnard Glee Club concert Saturday features Princeton Glee Club plus a fashion show hand knit displays and a possible swimming exhibit. Committees and chairs are listed with plans for wide publicity among students families and prep schools.
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Barnard
Jane Craighead
Central Committee
Barnard Hall
Emily Chadbourne
Nancy McLain
Seals
Barnard Glee Club
Princeton Glee Club
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NYA
Rep. Assembly
Clark, Baker
Dean Gildersleeve
Atte Tae
Marion Patterson
Marejorie Ashworth
Ruth Kleiner
Constance Friend
Helen ‘Lang
Eileen O’meara
Margo Kuhlman
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