Student Council Sets Plan for Alumnae Cooperation
The first meeting adopted a resolution to contact the Alumnae Association Board of Directors to foster cooperation between Alumnae and Undergraduates. A meeting of the two alumnae trustees and the student committee will gauge the plan's efficiency, shaping future joint efforts. Charters granted to Bulletin and Mortarboard.
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Alumnae Association
Y.W.C.A
St. Paul’s
Ruth Boardman
E. Freudenthal
K. Cauldwell
I. Wilder
Board of Student Presidents elect officers
The Board of Student Presidents held its first meeting on Friday September 30 Isabel Rathborne was elected president Elise Ludlam secretary Agnes Cooper and Edna Moreau joined the Executive Committee The group voted to change ESPOs presidential points from 50 to 40 and secretary from 20 to 30 Dorothy Mc Grayne announced Blue Books will be issued to Freshmen and Officers and sold to other Undergraduates at 50 cents
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Isabel Rathborne
Elise Ludlam
Agnes Cooper
Edna Moreau
E.S.P.O
Dorothy McGrayne
Barnard Debating and Wigs and Cues Seek Fresh Talent
The 1921 22 season urges Barnard students to support intercollegiate debate and drama. Debating Club aims to uphold the college's reputation and invites interest and industry. Wigs and Cues welcomes freshmen and transfers to join theater work, with signups on the fourth floor notice board and tryouts the week of October 17.
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Barnard
Wigs and Cues
Political and Social Discussion Club Plans Year Program
The club aims to link college training with world affairs by analyzing major problems through first hand information from those involved. It divides topics into industrial and international groups with speakers who have direct experience and post-discussion clarity. Reading lists and RS.O. access support study, and trips to observe conditions in New York City area accompany discussions. The two clubs collaborate to study unemployment in October.
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Svith
Soviet
Russia
Europe
R.S.O
Intercollegiate Community Service Association
New York City
Intercollegiate Liberal League Plans' Program
A 250 student convention from 45 colleges at Harvard formed the Intercollegiate Liberal League to promote academic freedom and open discussion on social industrial political and international issues. Ruth Boardman Barnard and Natalie Weing Barnard advised, with John Rothschild Harvard as executive secretary.
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Harvard
Natalie Weing
Ruth: Boardman
Barnard
John Rothschild
Intercollegiate Liberal League
League
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India
Struggle For Freedom
China
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