Representative Assembly Elects New Members and Discusses Pledges
On October 6 the Representative Assembly elected Elizabeth Reynolds Margaret Erickson Belle Tobias Katherine Wiehl and Katherine Reeve from April nominees to fill vacancies. The group debated pledging procedures and approved a plan to notify delinquents via Miss Meyer's office. The Mortarboard subsidy topic was debated and a motion to close discussion failed. The Business Committee was charged with pledging publicity and enforcing class activity dues.
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Representative Assembly
Elizabeth Reynolds
Margaret Erickson
Belle Tobias
Katherine Wiehl
Katherine Reeve
Universities To Show Great Film War Epic
The National Student Federation of America plans Armistice Day 1932 screenings of All Quiet on the Western Front at leading universities. Local student committees on over 200 campuses will partner with theatre owners to show the film and preserve a wartime memory for future generations.
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N.S. F.A
National Student Federation of America
Mary Nelson Elected Secretary in A A
An election held Monday in Barnard Hall Conference Room elected Mary Nelson as Secretary of the A A to replace Nina Joabrilowitz who resigned. Mars Nelson was noted in the report as the new secretary.
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Barnard Hall
Nina Joabrilowitz
Mars Nelson
Novel Archery Tourney To Be Held Very Soon
The Jungle hosts an archery event on October 30 inviting thrill seekers to join a Neolithic themed tournament. Participants will shoot at targets representing ancient beasts as part of a theatrical spectacle and learn the sport from scratch.
Upperclassmen to Have Riding and Fencing Classes
An attempt is planned to organize Riding and Fencing classes for the winter term open to juniors and seniors with no Physical Education deficiencies. Riding will be supervised by a stable at reasonable rates. fencing requires a small fee and personal equipment. Interested students should see Miss Wayman early next week.
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Wayman
Summer School Holds Busy Evening Program
The Barnard Summer School offers three night classes weekly with programs ranging from needle trades history in New York to literature and a Labor Movement lecture on Barnard Hall roof. Social events include a Dance by the Alumnae, a Trade Party, a Palisades picnic, a Bryn Mawr visit, and a Yonkers Otis Elevator Plant tour.
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Needle Trades
New York
Barnard Hall
Barnard
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