A A Notes on Field Day and Sports Schedule
Field Day on October 30 will be informal with sign up by class for events such as sprints, hurdles, javelin and archery. Students need regular enrollment and two track periods weekly. Scoring adds class points and a top scorer earns 100 A A pin points toward higher pins at 1000 1500 and 2000. Soccer started October 9 for juniors and seniors with Friday practice at Central Park. Bear Mountain weekends planned for November February and May with three hikes to be announced.
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Student Council Opens Year With Informative Meeting
The council votes to hold a single general meeting inviting the college to observe the operation of student government. Vice President Dorothy Miner submits the proposal highlighting broad access to the council’s workings.
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Orothy Miner
Silver Bay Conference Showcases Barnard Presence
The Eastern Students' Conference of the YWCA at Silver Bay from June 19 to 20 drew strong Barnard participation led by delegates Margaret Hatfield Doris Goss Mary Armstrong and Madge Turner with other Barnard unofficial reps. Prominent speakers and wide Eastern college attendance shaped discussions on religion life after college citizenship and personal development.
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Harrison Elliot
Union, Theological Seminary
Gilkey
Chicago
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Smith College
Anne Wiggin
Barnard
Margaret Hatfield
Doris Goss
Mary Armstrong
Madge Turner
Foreign Students Arrive at Barnard From Several Nations
Barnard College welcomes a diverse group of foreign students this year. The cohort includes Marie Renee Bouvard and Nicole Chavene from France, Harriet Chou and Grace Li from China, Lea Danesi from Italy, Barbara Mavropoulos from Greece, Grace Meer-Damad y from Persia, Patricia Montillo from Porto Rico, Han-Fang Nie from China, Rosa M Serrales from Puerto Rico, Gunver M Stenberg from Finland, and Elizabeth Weiss from Hungary.
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Hungary
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Persia
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Nicole Chavene
Harriet Chou
Lea Danesi
Rose Hsuing Fong
Grace Li
Barbara Mavropoulos
Greece
Grace Meer-Damady
Patricia Montillo
Han-Fang
Juniors Entertain Freshmen in Theatre Gathering
The Junior party hosted freshmen on Thursday October 1 with M Edith Harris as Entertainment Committee chair receiving guests. Navajo blankets decorated the walls and a tepee stood on the platform while music was provided by Margaret Goodell Agnes Salinger and Celia Corte.
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Margaret Goodell
Agnes Salinger
Celia Corte
Important notice on incomplete spring 1924 25 work
Students with incomplete spring session work must submit outstanding essays to the instructor as soon as possible. By rule of the Committee on Instruction all work must be completed and in the hands of the instructor before November 23. Otherwise the grade in the course becomes an F. Annie E H Meyer, Registrar.
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Annie E. H. Meyer
Politics Club Hears Talk On League At Geneva
Miss Killeen reviews Professor Zimmern’s Geneva lecture on studying international affairs as contemporary history. She says the League of Nations centers today’s discussions, with arbitration before war and equal voice for small and large nations. The League’s Secretariat employs about 300. aims to maximize international cooperation.
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League of Nations
Professor Zimmern
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Brotherhood of Man
Father Ross Stresses Intellectual Side of Catholicism
Father Ross told Catholic students at the University that the Newman Clubs will stress the intellectual aspect of Catholicism this year rather than social activities. He announced at a meeting held at Earl Hall on Tuesday September 29 and noted his new role as chaplain of Newman Hall.
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