Ended Year With No Deficit In 1933 At Barnard College
An excerpt from Barnard College outlines a year ending with a surplus of over 7 077 dollars after initial expectations of a deficit. The plan credits economy and unity among faculty students alumnae and staff with saving over 87000 in appropriations while increasing student loans scholarships and grants. The Alumnae Fund raised over 15000 to aid students and a new camp and the fund were highlighted. Dean Gildersleeve urged economizing and using outside funding where possible while promoting school meals and careful energy use. A committee chaired by Prof Baker will study college student relations to the NRA with Moley and another speaker to discuss blue eagle efforts.
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Baker
N.R.A
Raymond Moley
Recovery legislation survey urged to meet new openings
The article notes widespread concern over keeping pace with developments and urges use of surveys to cut social lag. It states schools can utilize these openings with timely information and resources, referencing a New York Times item from October.
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Sirerb ert Samuel di Susses Democracy Rise
Fragmented text from a 1930s page notes concern about democracy and the rise of anti democratic trends. Mentions Germany and arms reductions and the United States within a diplomatic context. Names and full context are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Far
Geneva
Germany
United States
Glee Club Teas with Russian Songs at College Parlor
The Glee Club entertained the college at tea from four to six on Wednesday in the College Parlor. The program began at 4 30 and was conducted by Professor Lowell Py Beveridge of Columbia. It featured Russian folk songs arranged by Lorraine Smith of the class of 32 and marked the club’s first performance by both old and new members. Officers hosted, tea poured by Mrs Beveridge and Miss Helen Feerey.
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Lowell
Py ‘Beveridge
Columbia
Lorraine Smith
Glee’ Club
Glee Club
Lowell P. Beveridge
Helen Feerey
Music Club
Dean Howe to Speak at Saint Pauls Chapel Thursday
Dean Howe is announced to speak at Saint Pauls Chapel in a week of services. The schedule includes Friday worship led by the Rev. Wendell Phillips, Sunday morning prayer and sermon at 11 A.M. and Holy Communion at 12:15, with Noon Preacher the Rev. Abdel Ross Wentz of Gettysburg Theological Seminary. The Week of October 16 lists prayer services with Chaplains Raymond C. Knox and Herbert B. Howe.
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Saint Paul’s
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Wendell Phillips
Abdel Ross Wentz
Raymond
C. Knox
C. Knox Vibe Wahith
Herbert B. ‘Howe Picea
Music Club Open Meeting and Tea Planned for Monday
The Music Club invites the college community to an open meeting and tea on Monday October 16 at 4:15 in Room 408. A short business session will be followed by a program of musical numbers from former members and an informal sing along to help new and old members mingle. Tea will be served.
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Music Club
Newman Club Guests Of Father Ford At Barnard Hall
Members of the Newman Club from Barnard and New Colleges were guests of Father George B. Ford at a four to six afternoon musical and reception in Room 301 Barnard Hall. Grace Cronin performed as the artist. New students were honored guests with Mrs Parker Moon and Mrs Baldwin presiding at the tea. Dorthy Cavanaugh is president. Gertrude Lally vice president. Marié Ward secretary. Gerada Green treasurer. Adelaide Paterno publicity manager.
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New Colleges
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Barnard Hall
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Professor Moon
Columbia
Charles S. Baldwin
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Tea Table
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Newman’ Club
Gertrude Lally
Marié Ward
Gerada Green
Adelaide
Paterno
Debate Over Surplus of College Graduates
Dr. Thomas S. Baker of the Carnegie Institute of Technology argued in a radio address that there is a nationwide surplus of men going to college. He said colleges fail to yield worthwhile results for many students and that some exceptionally gifted individuals stay out while mediocre ones attend, questioning the value of college education.
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Thomas. S. Baker
Carnegie , Institute of Technology
Baker
Unimportant Courses Overproduction Cited by Dr Baker
Dr Baker criticizes unimportant courses and student wastefulness as undermining scholarship and national intelligence. He argues education should be a stabilizing force guiding individual cultivation rather than crisis driven tuning, noting scientifically trained leaders better fit for complex manufacturing and distribution.
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Baker
Faculty_Additions and Student Body Expansion Report
Nine faculty additions accompany a student body of 1958. William Mitchell will lecture in music and Alta Hill is appointed assistant piano teacher. Mme Vidon Varney is noted as lecturer in French. Returning from special leave are Carolina Marcial Dorado, Estelle Davis, Caridani Castellano, Delia Me Marble, Mary Ely Lyman, and Ruth Underhill.
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William Mitchell
Alta Hill
Mme. Vidon-Varney
Carolina Marcial- Dorado
Estelle Davis
Caridani Castellano
Delia ‘Me ‘Marble
Mary Ely Lyman
Ruth Underhill
German Club Holds First Meeting with New Officers
Deutscher Kreis president Ellen Jacobson opened the German Club gathering in Room 115 and introduced new officers Aline Joveshof secretary Olga Haller treasurer Nannette Kolbitz and publicity head Peggy Weiss. The afternoon included the folk song Und der Hans Schleicht Amber and remarks from Professor Braun and Iva Ellis.
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Tive
Spain
Ellen ‘Jacobson
Deutscher Kreis
Aline
Joveshof
Olga
Haller
Open Hour Archery Begins This Week
Archery sessions start this week for practice and skill building without academic credit. The program runs Monday Wednesday Thursday and Friday at 1 o clock, announced by the Archery Manager.
College Enrollment Up 8.4 Percent in Survey of 23 Colleges
National Student Federation reports an 8.4 percent increase in coming year college enrollment across 23 colleges in 16 states. Southwestern College (Winfield, Kansas) leads with a 23 percent total rise. University of Idaho up 1 percent. Beloit College near its all time high. Freshman registrations rise strongest at Smith College and Idaho with 10 and 16 percent respectively.
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Southwestern
Winfield
Kansas
University of Idaho
Beloit College
Smith College
Episcopal Club Welcomes New Members With Tea
The Episcopal Club at Barnard held a tea for freshmen transfers and upperclassmen. Josephine Diggles, president, outlined the club’s aims and semester plans, including participation in Schermertiern Lectures, Lutheran and Wycliffe collaborations, and events in November directed by the Lutheran Club.
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Luther
Toward Intercollege Debate Club Plans
Mrs Seals addressed the Debate Club during its second meeting held Monday at four in Milbank 204. Angeline Bouchard serves as president and Eleanor Schmidt as secretary. The group aims for intercollegiate debates this semester and plans a college wide debate to occur this semester with the first debate scheduled for Monday October 16 at four oclock.
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Seals
the. Debate Club
Milbank
Tentat Si
Eleanor Schmidt
Bulletin Office Hours For Notice Submissions
Public notices list office hours this week for submissions and inquiries. Individuals Virginia Rechitzer and Sylvia Simian are noted for assistance. Periods span November 11 to December 10 and January 6 to May 16 with specific noon hours.
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Virginia Rechitzer
Sylvia
Simian
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