Barnard College Plans Assemblies and Speakers
The Barnard Committee on Assemblies met to outline plans for the year led by Professor Braun with members Gildersleeve Howard and Muzzey. Students Dusche Holden Marks Orne and Kitay organize, aiming two more big meetings in the University Gym and a political mass meeting in October.
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Barnard
Braun
Acuity
Ean Gildersleeve
Clare Howard
David Muzzey
Helen Jones
Orilla Holden
Marjorie’ Marks
Evelyn Orne
Kitay
Gildersleeve
Religion 7 Course Schedule Change at College
Religion 7 The Peres cit Elements in Christianity will be offered in the second semester instead of the first. The hour remains Thursday from 2 10 to 3 50. Virginia C Gildersleeve Dean.
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Pom‘toy
Virginia C-Gildersleeve
Editors of Our Joke Column Urged to Submit at Bulletin Office
Readers are invited to send their humorous material to the Bulletin Office at once for consideration as editors of the joke column. Submissions should be original and timely to fit the paper's light feature section.
Student Council Reorganizes Meetings and Appoints Executive Board
A meeting on Wednesday September 29 decided to shift regular sessions to Thursdays. Garda Brown Edith Cahn and Eleanor Tiémann were named to the Executive Board of the Board of Student Presidents. The 1924 class constitution will mirror top points from other classes. A petition to hold weekly meetings Wednesdays 4 pm was denied. rehearsals and performances were approved. Honor pledges signings begin October 4. new students urged to sign promptly.
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Garda Brown
Edith Cahn
Eleanor Tiémann
Student Council
Board of Student Presidents
Barnard College Extends Sympathy to Mrs Schiff
The Undergraduate Association of Barnard College sends a resolution to Mrs. Schiff expressing deepest sympathy on the death of her husband Jacob H. Schiff. The college notes his long lasting interest in its welfare and memory cherished.
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Schiff
Barnard College
Jacob H. Schiff
The September Bear a college literary magazine
The Barnard Bear essays celebrate free creative writing by students not tied to curriculum. Miss Rathborne’s fragment pleases, while Miss Mark’s Time Regulated and Miss Reynard’s Pietro pieces show promise. Weiss's playlet and Jennings’ Valedictory offer mixed success amid hopes for more poetry and broader themes. Continued on Page 3, Column 2.
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Barnard
Miss Rathborne
Miss Mark
Miss. Reynard
Pietro
Cassandra
Miss Weiss
Miss Jennings
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