Barnard College Adds Faculty as Residence Halls Reach 88 Percent
Barnard College reports 958 students, 32 fewer than last year, with residence halls at 88.5 percent occupancy. New faculty include Dr Helen Rnes teaching chemistry during Dr Grace Potter Rice’s absence, Dr Downes continuing research at Memorial Hospital, and three new zoology assistants along with new psychology lecturers John Foley Jr and Miss Frances Markey. The music department also expands with three new staff members including Mrs Dagmar Rybner-Barclay.
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Gildersleeve
Helen Rnes
Grace Potter Rice
Downes
Memorial
Zoology
Arlene C. Johnson
Floretta A. Jackson
Elizabeth Drumtra
Margaret E. Ford
Transfers Entertained by Tea Classes at Barnard Hall
Sophomore and junior transfers were entertained with tea events in Barnard Hall last week. Guests came from North Western Swarthmore Smith Mt Holyoke Wellesley and other colleges. The events featured hostesses and servers including Mary Lou Wright Carolyn Haverly Suzanne Strait and Diana Campbell among others.
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North‘Western
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Smith
Mt., Holyoke
Wellesley
Assenee -Ach
College Atlas
Mary Lou Wright
Carolyn Man
Hote Haverly
Hendes
Sylvia
Shimberg
Barnard College to Barnard Camp Albany Route 9 Travel
Fragmentary directions describe travel from Milbank Hall Riverside Drive to Yonkers Ossining and beyond via Route 9 toward Cedar Lane Grill and Spring Valley Road ending at Barnard Camp. The text includes place names Dobbs Ferry Irvington Tarrytown and mentions mileage fragments.
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Mingit Es Pye Sotacesateeas Eles
Saw Mill River Parkway and Bronx River Parkway Extension
Fragmented directions describe Riverside Drive to Dykman Street and Broadway to Caryl Avenue Yonkers then to Elmsford via Saw Mill River Parkway extension. Detours include Old Folks Home on Route 142 and Kitchawan Road to Barnard Camp with distances noted. text is partially garbled.
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Bronx River Parkway
Barnard Ends Year Without Deficit Dean Announces
Dean Gildersleeve told Barnard Assembly the 1932-33 year closed without a deficit and praised Barnard Alumnae for gifts including Barnard Camp and the Alumnae Fund. Margaret Gristede urged undergraduates to cooperate and sustain optimism and leisure as values for the coming year. Catherine Strateman described the Honor Board's role and the importance of student support for an effective honor system.
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Undergraduate Association
Catherine Strateman
Honor Board
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Miss.Strateman
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Miss Strateman
Sir Herbert Samuel Discusses Democracy Lecture
Sir Herbert Samuel leader of the Liberal party in England spoke on democracy at the Institute of Arts and Sciences on Monday night. He urged the United States Great Britain and France to stand as bulwarks of liberty and criticized dictatorship in Germany Italy and Russia. He called for an end to isolation in currency stabilization and urged settling the war debt while noting the impact of the armament question on recovery.
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Institute of Arts and Sciences
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Samuel
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Great Britain
France
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National Crisis Series to survey Roosevelt recovery legislation
A research group from Teachers College and Johns Hopkins University announced a fourteen pamphlet series titled National Crisis Series. The project analyzes economic legal and educational aspects of all major Washington acts since March to inform high schools colleges and study groups. Led by Dr. Edmund Brunner Dr. Herbert Bruner and Dr. L C Marshall the effort aims to connect legislation to the broader recovery picture amid rapid current events.
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Columbia University
Washington
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Herbert Bruner
Teachers College
L. C. Marshall
Institute of Public Law
Johns Hopkins University
Dr. Bruner
Senior Transfer Tea Postponed to October 16
The senior class announces a transfer tea rescheduled for Monday October 16 at four in the Conference Room. Invited faculty include Miss Abbot Miss Kruger Mrs Lowther Miss Weeks and Setemarae of Student Council. Rachel Gierhart president and Helen Stevenson social chairman will receive guests.
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Express
Miss Abbot
Fusion LaGuardia Rally Organizes on Columbia Campus
A Fusion LaGuardia rally on Tuesday at Columbia featured speakers from the ticket and faculty supporters. Leaders included Professor Joseph D. McGoldrick and Professor Irving W. Raymond, with Columbia division linked to the Metropolitan Collegiate committee led by Samuel Seabury. Laingdon Post Fusion nominee for Manhattan Borough President spoke. Jacob Gould Schurman and other professors also spoke. Francis Nesdale of Teachers College announced McKee for Mayor and criticized O'Brien and LaGuardia's bosses picks.
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Samuel Seabury
Laingdon
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Gould
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McKee
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Francis Nesdale
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