Dean Gildersleeve Addresses Barnard Students
Barnard held the first College Assembly of the year in the Gymnasium on Tuesday October 12 at 1 00 P M. Dean Gildersleeve spoke of summer experiences in northern Africa and Europe and announced the death of Mrs Anderson a benefactor of Barnard. She outlined a new honor system and urged student citizenship. Her travel notes covered Algeria the Sahara and Italy amid strikes and Civil Service disruptions. She warned against blind comfortable living citing a H G Wells image of rabbits and urged vigilance as world conditions change.
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Barnard
Dean Gildersleeve
Africa
Europe
Anderson
Brooks
Gildersleeve
Italy
Civil Service Department
H. G. Wells
Soule Discusses Unemployment at Local Club Meeting
Mr George Soule of the Labor Bureau spoke on unemployment at the joint Political and Social Discussion Club and SE SA meeting held October 10. He traced the crisis from boom to beggars, noted undefined stats and definitions, urged better personnel management and education, and proposed an employment exchange and insurance as safeguards within the current industrial system.
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SE SA
Ogburn
George Soule
Labor Bureau
Soule
Federal Bureau
Undergraduate Meeting Agenda and Related Items
Agenda outlines college song practice and a college spring dramatics vote on a musical show to be presented by the Junior Class or undergraduate body. It notes A.A. Trophy Room plans with E Wetterer, library quiet focus by L Schlichting, B.O.S.P. policy discussion led by I Rathborne, and a Disarmament Conference invitation from Vassar for two delegates from twenty women’s colleges.
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E. Wetterer
Barnard’s
L. Schlicting
B.O.S.P
I.rathborne
Vassar