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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1928

Page

3

Hoover Club Column debunks Smith water power policy

The column questions Alfred E. Smith on his stance that water power remains under public ownership as two New York utilities merge. It notes Smith’s Albany acceptance speech and warns of potential outcomes for dam projects like Boulder Dam, Muscle Shoals, and the Colorado River, while citing opposition in the Colorado River Basin.

Hoover Club Alfred Emanal Smith New York St. Lawrence Albany George R. van Namee Smith Public Service Commission Consumers Brooklyn Edison Company Consolidated Gas Company of Alfred Emanuel Smith United States Boulder Dam Muscle Shoals Columbia River Washington Potomac Great Falls Colorado River

Six Freshmen Win Scholarships As College Awards

Six freshmen received scholarships that may be held through college if they maintain satisfactory standing. Recipients include Constance Cruse and Frances Mack of Brooklyn Girls High School winning $150 Brooklyn Scholarships annually. Jances Porter and Ilaine Hargrove earned Carpentier Residence Scholarships worth $700 and $400 respectively. Christianna Furse, Horace Mann graduate, won the Jessie Kaufmann scholarship. Margaret Young, a graduate of Boston Girls Latin School, won the Pulitzer Residence Scholar with an annual stipend. The New York Scholarship, founded by

Brooklyn Girls’ High School Constance Cruse Frances Mack Brooklyn Carpentier Jances Porter Rowland Hall Salt Lake City Ilaine Hargrove Christianna Furse Jessie Kaufmann Pulitzer Margaret Young Boston New York

Discussion Groups Plan Year for Social Science Forum

The Social Science Forum factions map a year of activities led by the Racial, Political Issues and Labor Problems Groups. The Political Issues Group meets November 1 to discuss Hoover Smith methods and New York governor candidates. The Labor Problems group will screen a textile industry motion picture by the Women's Bureau and later discuss women in industry and workers education. Betty Dublin invites student participation via Students’ Mail or the bulletin board.

Social Science Forum Barnard Freda Kirchwey the Nation Socialist Party Juliet Stuart Poyntz Hoover Smith New York Labor Problems Group Women’s Bureau United States Department of Labor Betty Dublin

Dean Gildersleeve Addresses 1932 Freshman Class

Dean Gildersleeve spoke to the 1932 freshman class on what every new student should know. The International Club announces a first meeting for today in the college parlor to discuss activities and aims.

Dean Gildersleeve

Provincetown Opens Doors To Barnard Students For Backstage Visit

Provincetown maintains its open house policy inviting Barnard students and others to visit backstage during the second Saturday matinee. Subscriptions may be filled in Students Hall and given to Eugenie Fribourg. Dean Gildersleeve advises freshers on education, study habits, and choosing majors, stressing broad cultural training and steady study.

Provincetown Barnard Barnard Group Emperor Jones O'Neill Abraham Eugenie Fribourg

International Club Hosts Assembly on Youth Movement in Europe

Barnard College will hold an assembly on Tuesday October 16 featuring Ivison S. Macadam of Great Britain speaking on the Youth Movement in Europe and its impact on world politics. Margaret Irish Corbin Lamont, a Barnard graduate recently returned from Europe, will recount experiences. Members in native dress, foreign students as ushers will greet and translate for all.

Europe Ivison S. Macadam Great Britain Confederation Internationale Des Etudiants Barnard Margaret Irish Corbin Lamont International Club

Spanish Club Meets Has New Club Room

The Spanish Club held its first meeting in the College Parlor on Tuesday October 9 conducted in English to welcome new members. Members shared European experiences with Julia Sandler Beatrice Effenheim and Sylvia Seifert describing Madrid life and Spanish travel.

Europe Spain Julia Sandler Beatrice Effenheim University of Madrid Sylvia Seifert Miss Dorado Lewitt Hall

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Miss Gildersleeve Unique Assembly C.I.E Macadam American Students’ Federation Gilbert Murray League of Youth
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