Changes on campus as Milbank ends anniversary year
The Dean's office reports Milbank Hall and Brooks Hall receive redecorating and refurnishing funded by the Class of 1927. Hewitt and Hewitt Gymnasium see piping updates and many Hewitt rooms repainted. A new fence surrounds the Jungle on 119 Street as hurricane-damaged trees are cleared. The campus marks its Fiftieth Anniversary with World’s Fair preparations for spring 1939 and expects many visitors. Prominent visitors include Professor Paul Hazard from France, with the French Club planning a December 17 pageant and French Club activities led by Barrard and Columbia members.
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Barnard
Milbank Hall
Milbank
Reidence Halls
Brooks Hall
Hewit Hall
Hewitt Hall
119 Street
Swan
Paul Hazard
France
Professer
Columbia
Barrard
Lumbia
Hazard
Joseph Becher
Institute of Comparative Literature
The
Sorbonne
Marianne Pilenco
Dorothy Smith
Gaby Tartone
Lily Pons
Occupation Bureau Reports On Graduates Employed
Forty seven members of last year’s graduating class were employed by last August according to Mrs Doty’s office. Fifteen graduates hold fellowships or scholarships. Jobs include secretarial and clerical work teaching merchandising journalism laboratory social library and governess work. More work is secretarial clerical than any other. The government renewed Barnard NYA allotment for this year and granted a slight increase to 1320 dollars a month. Jobs totaling seventy nine students have been funded to date.
Harvest Hop Athletics Event Report
The article notes attendance at a local athletic event with participants and onlookers. It mentions a dance and social gathering surrounding a harvest theme. Details are limited by the scanned text.
Assembly Approves New Treasury Plan For Year
Miss Boyle proposed a budget plan to reform the blanket tax system for student activities. The plan requires a three dollar activity fee, early budget submissions, an impartial committee review, and potential special requests for unforeseen expenses. An undergraduate treasury department would be created and Sports Week moved to October 22.
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Thes
Representative Assembly
Mee Uk Toren t W c mM Caatel
The fragmentary notice records a local event involving Mee Uk Toren and associates. Readable names and places are sparse, but the item appears to reference a community or civic action with limited details and no clear outcome.
Music Club Opens Meeting With Treasurer Election
The Music Club will meet Friday at 7 in Little Parish Hall. The agenda includes a discussion of the year ahead and the election of a new Treasurer. Membership is open to all interested in music whether or not they play an instrument.
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Clubis
Social Service Poster Sale Drive Planned on Campus
The Social Service Committee invites all students to participate by selling the poster. The committee maintains office hours in Miss Weeks' office on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 12:00 to 12:30.
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Jake
Social Service Committee
Miss Weeks
Columbia Student Christian Association Open House
The regular Thursday open house meets in Earl Hall on October 13 from 4 to 6 PM. Tea will be served and all interested are cordially invited to attend.
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Columbia Student Christian Association
Earl Hall
Mortarboard Pictures Juniors Schedule Appointments
Juniors must book Mortarboard pictures with the Jake representative. A photographer will be available most of the day. Students should secure their appointment before Friday October 14.
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Jake
Contest to pick sketches for Jotarboard drawings
Readers may submit sample work to Cath erine Donnabys by November 1. A prize will be awarded to the winner.
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Catherine Donnabys
Tenikeit AH Sign Up For Barnard Hall Tournament
Participants for the tenikeit tournament must sign up on the A A board poster in Barnard Hall. Each entrant should have a scholastic rating of 20.
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Barnard Hall
Sunday Evening Vespers at St Pauls Chapel
The Columbia Student Christian Association with Barnard groups invites Barnard students and friends to Sunday evening vesper services at St Pauls Chapel from 7 30 to 8 00. A social hour in the chapel crypt follows for informal discussion and recreation.
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Columbia Student Christian Association
Barnard
St Paul's Chapel
Soph-Frosh Party Set by Class TU4FD
The Class TU4FD will host a freshmen party this Thursday October 13 in Barnard Hall. Admission is 60 cents for students and 10 cents for residents. Phillis Snyder is in charge with Ruth Taubenhaus and Jane Stewart providing entertainment after supper in the gym.
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Barnard Hal
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Lorraine
Broadway
111Th St
Childs Restaurant
Lipert
Ove
St John
Assembly
Treasury
Mee UK
Toren
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Mortarboard Pictures
Tenikeit
Madame Suzanne
Broadway University
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Stephen’s
Amsterdam Avenue
Bet
118Th
119Th Sts
Bulletin
Betty Price
Office
Chesterfield
LigGetTi & Myers
Topacco Co
Paul Whiteman
Gracie
George Burns Allen
Alse
C. B.S
Eddie Dooley
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