Freshman Class Welcomed at Barnard Ceremony
Barnard’s largest freshman class was welcomed by Helen Miner and Edythe Sheehan as Evens. They outlined duties for Freshman president and Greek Games Chair, praised courage and foresight, and announced Mysteries on October 20 and Field Day on October 28. Temporary chair nominees were listed.
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Barnard
Helen Miner
Edythe Sheehan
Miss Miner
Miss Weathers
Miss Trull
Miss Grant
Morningside Debaters Tie Oxford Team in Columbia Match
On October 4 the Oxford team debated Columbia in Horace Mann Auditorium. The audience favored Columbia but awarded a Tie Decision. Captain Hugh Williamson impressed with his logic, while Edward Major Banks from Oxford presented strong premises.
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Oxford
Columbia University
Horace Mann
United States
League of Nations
Columbia
Hugh Williamson
Edward Majorbanks
Eton
Edward M. Finley
Dues Reminder Warns U A Members of Privilege Loss
Notice warns undergraduates who have not paid blanket tax to settle by October 24 or lose privileges. Student Council Office hours are 3 to 4 PM daily to receive dues or mail to Agnes Grant, Undergraduate Treasurer.
Barnard Holds First Undergraduate Assembly and Welcomes Dean Gildersleeve
The Barnard College gym hosted the first Undergraduate Assembly with Dean Gildersleeve welcomed back after a long absence. A large crowd attended as songs opened the meeting and new student admissions and honors course notices were announced.
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Miss Doty
Miss Gildersleeve
Miss Weeks
Brooks
Plans Adopted by Board of Student Presidents
The first meeting of the Board of Student Presidents discussed annual plans and unanimously accepted Miss Orne’s suggestions for a year focused on enhancing extracurricular activities and coordinating student efforts. The group considers methods for better team coordination and creative student involvement.
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Orne
Newman Club Welcomes New Girls At Thea tre Meeting
Newman Club held a welcome meeting for new girls last Monday afternoon in the theater. Father Riley extended an invitation to visit Newman Hall located at 115th Street between Broadway and Riverside Drive.
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Father Riley
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Riverside Drive
Correction Bulletin Corrects Miss Weeks Attribution
A correction bulletin apologizes for a last week mistake in a column headed Pertaining to the Faculty. It states Miss Marie Weeks was misidentified and that Miss Mabel Foote Weeks should have been named instead.
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Social Science Club Marks Cooperation Talk by Mrs Warbasse
At the first Social Science Club meeting on Monday October 9 Mrs Warbasse of the Cooperative League spoke on cooperation distinguishing cooperatives from profits driven ventures. She outlined Rochdale plan now used by cooperatives and noted Europe’s 30 million paid up members with families likely over 100 million. She cited three cooperative villages in Europe and said America lags but is advancing.
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Warbasse
Cooperative League
Europe
Wigs and Cues Elect Treasurer at First Meeting
Wigs and Cues held its first meeting of the year to elect a treasurer, replacing Meta Hailparn. Alice Mendham was chosen. The group announced the Intercollegiate Dramatic Association’s plans, noting its Silver Bay meeting and upcoming Barnard gathering in November.
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Wigs and Cues
Meta Hailparn
Alice Mendham
Intercollegiate Dramatic Association
Silver Bay
Adelphi
Barnard
Ata
Peggy Hatfield Elected Temporary Chairman in Close Freshman Ballot
At a special meeting Wednesday noon the Freshman class held a close contest among a dozen candidates for Temporary Chairman. Peggy Hatfield was elected after continued ballotting.
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Mary Armstrong
Wyn Byard
Dorothy Miner
Marian Pascal
Peggy Hatfield
Florence Braithwaite
Jean Lowry
Alice Eileen
Elizabeth Reynolds
Edna Stahl
Hatfield
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Gildersleeve
the Hudson
E. Sheehan
Women’s Undergraduate Association of Student Government
A. Grant
E. Weiss
Doris Silbert
Lilian Milgram
Elizabeth Waterman
Alice de Sola
Eleanor Phillips
Histon Stanise Baker
Henrietta Apfel
Elizabeth Abbot
Miss. Gildersleeve
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America
England
Turkey
London Times
South America
Wm. Hohenzollern
Eng
Social Science Club
Wigs
Cues
Intercollegiate Dramatic Association Explained
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