Butler Celebrates 25th Anniversary of University
The passage reflects on University history from 1901 to 1936, noting operating costs, sources of income, and deficits. It recalls a distinguished 35 year‑ago faculty cohort on Morningside Heights and lists several professors and officers who were juniors then and were still serving or aiding the university.
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Morningside Heights
Lybert
Nelson G. McCrea
Bogert. Crampton
Young
Edward L. Thorndike
Dean Gildersteve
Calkins
Lowcuus
Brewster
Hirst
Odell
Sherman
Pegram
McGregor Bevan Kesner
Remy Cue Bey
All Year Camp Life At Barnard Camp Westchester
Describes Barnard College camp in Westchester near Ossining on a 10 acre site gifted by Alumnae in 1933. Details include administration by athletic and academic committees, year round outdoor activities from archery to hiking, and a two week annual craft course under Miss Margaret Holland. Camp offers dorm student freedom and day students a chance to bond with classmates away from city life.
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Edna M. Jones
Westchester County
Ossining
N. Y
Athletic Association
Department of Physical Education
A. A
Hudson
Palisades
Westchester
Croton Dam
Journey’s End Road
Margaret Holland
Physical Education Department
Barnard
October Alumnae Monthly Published
The issue lists tributes and notices including messages to Henritz Pendleton the late president of Wellesley by Sean Gilder sleeve and to Dr. Charles Knapp by Grace Goodale. It also features pieces on Helen St. Clair Mullan and a tribute to George A. Plimpton by Dean Gilversleeve.
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Trannae Monthly
Jals
Henritz Pendleton
Wellesley
Sean Gildersleeve
Charles Knapp
Grace Goodale
Helen St. Clair Mullan
Stella GS. Perry
George A. Plimpton
Dean Gilversleeve
Dean Lectures on Academic Freedom at Barnard
Dean stresses quiet order in crowded conditions and urges students to discuss Barnard's cause with friends. Martha Reed explains Student Council duties and its role in college life, fellowships, transfers, and club charters, while Frances Henderson outlines the Honor Code and the pledge for new and old students.
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Barnard
Martha Reed
Miss Reed
Frances Henderson
Miss Henderson
Peace movement in campus church notes
Contined discussion on international peace shows strong sentiment against foreign war with many opposing a new conflict. Students recount experiences in church and community as Peace girls receive hospitality while minister invites dinner guests.
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Movement For Change
Vogue Magazine Contest Seeks Young Women for Fashion Reporting
Vogue Magazine announces a contest inviting young women from over 190 colleges to submit essays. Winners receive a Paris study trip or six month editorial job in New York, with other placements in fashion related fields. Quizzes and entry blanks appear in Vogue and Bulletin Office notices.
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Paris
New York
Vogue
Prix de Paris
Bulletin
Fragmented Student Verses and Jokes From Campus Page
Clipped lines include nursery rhyme fragments Jack and Jill Went up the hill in second and a teasing quip about freshman misunderstandings. A jokey “FAMOUS LAST LINES” item mocks girls and shallow behavior with light college humor.
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Jack
Jill
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