Twenty six students honored for scholastic ranking 1933 34
Twenty six students have been awarded Honorable Mention by the Committee on Honors of the faculty for general scholastic ranking during the year 1933 1934. The Senior class includes Marjorie Wright and Mary S Selee among others while Harriet Taplinger leads the Junior class and Marjorie Wright tops the Senior with a 4 00 average.
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Marjorie Wright
Mary S. Selee
Jeanne Erlanger
Mildred Fishman
Betty Spitz
Mary Ladue
M. Roselle Riggin
Ruth Snyder
Ruth Masseck
Emily Koeniger
Edythe Weiner
Isabelle Kelly
Sarah Bright
Harriet Taplinger
Elizabeth Dew
Kathleen Murphy
Hilda Knoblock
Miriam Weil
Leon
Dean Commends Student Unity Emphasizes Honor System
The dean urges global cooperation and asks for the nation to be seen as a world unit. Marguerite Mead, Honor Board chair, explains the Honor System to new and returning students. The principle is that students may complete work in a normal, approved manner.
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Marguerite Mead
Honor roll standards for scholastic awards set
Elizabeth Pucket with 3.87. The awards are made on a scholastic grading basis alone. All seniors with an average of 3.60 or better are awarded Honorable Mention, Juniors with 3.55, and sophomores with 3.50.
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Elizabeth Pucket
Plans Of Social Science Forum To Be Revealed At Tea
Eleanor Goldberger, president, will outline the forum plans for the coming year during a tea on Wednesday October 15 in the Conference Room. Officers and old members host potential new members. faculty and students interested in world affairs invited.
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Eleanor Goldberger
Social Science Forum
October 2nd Bulletin copy drop request
Students with the October 2 issue of Bulletin are asked to place it in the Bulletin mailbox in Barnard Hall second class or on the desk in the Bulletin office fourth floor Barnard Hall.
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Bulletin
Barnard Hall
Bulletin Office
Barnard
Liggett & Myers
Barnard Delegation Wins Song Contest at Silver Bay Assembly
Natalie Bachrach led Silver Bay members in an Entranc e March by Deborah Hunt as Barnard Delegation took first in song. Helen Dykema directed the college singing Stand Columbia before the assembly adjourned with Nanette Kolbitz in charge.
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Silver Bay Group
Natalie Bachrach
Deborah Hunt
Barnard
Silver Bay
Helen Dykema
Columbia
Nanette Kolbitz
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