Students Discuss Curriculum At Special Council Meeting
The Student Council met on October 8 to shape opinion on curriculum changes. Marion Mansfield will head a committee to gather public input, including foreign students, with faculty opinions sought to foster cooperation. A noon cafeteria crowd prompted an informal cafeteria review, while Katharine Ashworth became Vocational Chairman. A straw vote on National election candidates is planned for October 20.
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Barnard
Marion Mansfield
Katherine Ashworth
Helen Burnside
Hope Warner
Student Friendship
Manhattan Eville Day Nursery
Mary Armstrong
Dorothy Gould
Crosby Hall
Dorothy Slocum
John Jay
Vassar
Brooks
Marcaret H
Rise
Undergraduate Secretary Nomination At First Meeting
The first Undergraduate meeting of the year held Monday October 13 dispensed with minutes. Marian Wadsworth and Mosetta White were nominated for Undergraduate Secretary. The junior delegate to the Student Government Conference at Vassar was also nominated with Marian Mansfield and Madge Turner proposed. Dorothy Slocum, President of John Jay, to attend as dormitory delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Wadsworth
Mosetta White
Vassar
Marian Mansfield
Madge Turner
Marion Mettler
Barnard
Brooks
Dorothy Slocum
John Jay
Club Meetings Welcome Freshmen with Fall Schedules
This week several clubs held meetings to greet new members and outline the year. Spanish Club featured Senorita Zabala with songs dances and recitation while Newman Club heard Father Riley on club benefits. Menorah discussed Why Be a Jew and outlined club history. tea planned at the Jewish Theological Seminary on Oct 14. French Club hosted a freshmen tea in the College Parlor.
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Senorita Zabala
Newman Club
Father Riley
Mrs. Hayes
Garfield
Menorah
Jewish Theological Seminary
New Courses Offered Across Departments This Year
New courses are offered in Anthropology Primitive Literature and Primitive Art by Dr Reichard. Economics features Labor in Industry and Society and Financial and Business Organization by Mrs Baker. Fine Arts Professor De Wald teaches Italian Renaissance Painting Northern Painting and Spanish Art. Government introduces new courses by Professor Moley on American Political Parties and International Relations. Professor Muller offers Old French andFrench rearrangements. Italian and Spanish Conversation also new. Dorado teaches Spanish Civilization and Contemporary Spanish Literature. Pollard presents History of Political Ideas and Aspects of the Tudor Period.
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Reichard
Baker
de Wald
Moley
Muller
Marcial Dorado
N A A F Explained By Miss Wayman At Meeting
The Athletic Association board heard Miss Wayman outline policies of the National Amateur Athletic Federation formed in Washington to oppose commercialization. A women's division was created by Mrs. Hoover to emphasize play for its own sake and recreation over winning and gate receipts.
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The
Athletic Association Board
A.A
Miss Wayman
National Amateur Athletic Federation
Washington
N.A.A.F
Barnard Athletic Association
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