YWCA Cabinet Meeting Reports and Plans
The YWCA cabinet opened with reading from Social Principles and discussed plans for dormitory vesper services on Sunday afternoon in the Conference Room. Field Day candy sale is planned. Edna Moreau reports on the Silver Bay Conference committee work. Undergraduate Field Representatives discuss Bryn Mawr and industrial reports. a full conference report will appear in the RSO office. New members join the cabinet with Helen Pattenden in chapel duties and Ruth Hicks leading Freshman Discussion Group. Mildred Black heads publicity with Margaret Irish named Freshman Representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Jesus
Edna Moreau
Silver Bay
Louise Schlicting
Bryn. Mawr
R.S.O
Y.W
Helen Pattenden
Ruth Hicks
Margaret Irish
Mildred Black
Barnard Tennis Tournament Advances With Class Finals Soon
The Barnard College tennis tournament progresses on schedule thanks to favorable weather and active class managers Katherine Cauldwell Deborah Weil Margaret Reinheimer and Katherine New comer. An intercollegiate match against Teachers College is slated for Tuesday November 1 at 3 pm on Barnard courts with a tentative team set from semi finals results. Iris W. Wilder chairs the effort urging student turnout to gauge support for tennis growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Cauldwell
Deborah Weil
Margaret Reinheimer
Katherine Newcomer
Barnard
Physical Education Bulletin Board
Fielday
Teachers College
Iris W. Wilder
Student Council Debates Freshmen Voting and Conference Plans
At its October 13 meeting the Student Council voted to send two delegates to a conference of twenty women's colleges at Vassar to discuss disarmament. It also proposed referring to the Undergraduate Association a motion barring freshmen from voting in the first semester, with possible exceptions when the class is fully informed. H. Cross presented annual bulletin board plans and Mysteries program plans were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar
Undergraduate’ ‘Association
Barnard
H.* Cross
Bulletin Boards
Debating Club Sets Plans for Odd-Even and Intercollegiate Debates
The Debating Club voted on December 13 for the Odd-Even Debate and an Intercollegiate Debate with Vassar and Smith in spring. The alternate for Odd-Even may confer with speakers before rebuttal and judges include one faculty member and two students. Members are urged to submit trial suggestions for the Intercollegiate Debate to Florence Bleeker, and all interested in open discussion are invited to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debating Club
Vassar
Smith
Florence Bleeker
Field Day Highlights Open 1921 Athletic Season
The 1921 athletic season has begun with Field Day just a week away and the tennis tournament under way. All students are members of A A, so those unable to compete should offer moral support to their teams as Field Day approaches on October 29.
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A.A
Faculty and Administration Notices at College Meeting
Miss Mabel Choate was elected Vice-Chairman of the Board at the October 14 meeting. Two vacancies on the Executive Committee were filled by Dean Howard C. Robbins and Mr. Howard Townsend. By-Laws amended to add a second Alumnae Trustee and a Comptroller office. An assistant to the Dean for social affairs was authorized but not yet appointed. Julius Prince announced a Helen prize for Helen Class of 1922, to honor creative composition this year and dramatic composition thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Choate
Joseph H. Choate
the College
Howard’.C. Robbins
St. John the Divine
Howard Townsend
Julius Prince
Helen
Department of English
Secretary Bishop Resigns to Join Social Work Group
Miss Fannie Aurill Bishop resigns as private secretary to Dean Gildersleeve after serving since September 1, 1915. She will become private secretary to Graham Taylor, a director of the American Association of Social Workers, and starts her new role immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Aurill Bishop
Dean Gildersleeve
Miss Bishop
Graham Taylor
American Association of Social Workers
Student League Formed By Campus Clubs
The I C S A Newman Club Social and Political Discussion Club and Y W C A collaborate to form a Student League using 104 Students' Hall R S O room as a shared office. Office hours are listed for each group across Monday to Friday with various time slots.
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I.C.S.A
Newman Club
Y. W.C.A
R.S.O
C.S.A
Y.W.C.A
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y.w.c.a. Cabinet Report
Boas
Department of
New Mexico
Laguna
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