School of Women Workers At Barnard Described In 1928
A Barnard School for Women Workers in Industry educated 43 students from 12 nations across 20 industries over seven weeks. Courses covered history and economics of workers, textiles, environment, English, science, literature, and economics. Field trips included the New York Stock Exchange and Bronx Palisades Park.
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Barnard School For Women Workers
United States
N. Y. Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Bronx
Palisades Park
Barnard College Physical Education Aims and Programs
The Barnard College Department of Physical Education outlines eight objectives to foster health and character. They include regular activity tailored to needs, remediation of defects, overcoming bad health habits, skill development in sports and rhythm, swimming instruction, healthy leisure use, character and social growth, and leadership development during the college career. Section notes that details continue on page 4.
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Department of Physical Education
Barnard College
Elizabeth Calhoun Elected Undergraduate Secretary
Elizabeth Calhoun, class of 1931, is elected Undergraduate Secretary. She has served on the Honor Board and Representative Assembly, participates in the Mysteries Committee, and competed in Greek Games athletics. Other nominees were Marjorie Perez and Alberta Falck, both 1931 graduates.
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Elizabeth Calhoun
Miss Calhoun
Representative Assembly
Marjorie Perez
Alberta Falck
Dean Gildersleeve to Speak to Freshman Class Today
At 1:10 Today Dean Gildersleeve will address the Freshman Class in the Theatre Attendance is required for majors and their departmental meetings Room numbers are posted in Barnard Hall and Milbank
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Dean Gildersleeve
New Group Created For Racial Problems
The Racial Discussion group of the Social Science Forum outlined a year plan at the October 4 meeting. The group will open with a session on race issues and invite representatives from Chinese Japanese Negro and East Indian communities to aid understanding of each nationality.
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The
Social Science Forum
China
Political Clubs Launch Newspapers Campaign
The Smith and Hoover Clubs ignite a publicity drive for the coming election. The Smith Club releases the Smith Sun, featuring club history, Republican endorsements, and legislative highlights. The Hoover Club issues The Smyth Dissembler with an editorial from the Herald Tribune applauding the effort.
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Smith and Hoover
Hoover Club
Bulletin Board
Herald Tribune
Dangers of the Great Indoors Warned by Doctor
In a college office Dr. Also argues good ventilation prevents winter colds. Open windows during study and sleep, wear sweaters if cool, keep room at 65 degrees and shut windows when leaving to conserve heat. If uncomfortable, see the college doctor for shivery skin.
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Savannah
Grippe
Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aurelia Ricci
SOPHS
Mary Dublin
Jean MacAllister
Valerie Frankel
Barnacle
Miss Dublin
Ory
Ruth Abelson
Mysteries
Theatre
Nard Hall and
Milbank
Smith Club
Smith Sun
Barnard
Charles Evans Hughes
Nicholas Murray Butler
Smith
By Dr. Also
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