Professor Rich Outlines Student and Faculty Bill of Rights
Professor Gertrude Rich presents a Bill of Rights for instructors and students at a class meeting on Tuesday October 19. Rights come with duties. core rights include intellectual honesty and personal effort in work. attendance and prepared lectures are expected in return for engaging teaching. She urges time budgeting, diaries, careful reading, and active vocabulary through dictionaries. Leone Paltenghe, class president, names requirements for Greek Games Chairman with nominations due Friday at 12:30.
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Leone Paltenghe
Miss Paltenghe
Alumnae Conference Presents Diverse History and Science Lectures
The event showcases Professor Rauch on historical interpretations of the New Deal and President Roosevelt’s administration. Professor W Gabell Greet will discuss English majors in the Undergraduate for an Hour session. Henry A Boorse covers physics advances from the past decade and John A Moore highlights zoological discoveries.
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Rauch
Roosevelt
W. Gabell Greet
Henry A. Boorse
John A. Moore
Penny Recommendation Awarded to McCreerys Department Store
The agenda lists dresses and suits across rayon gabardine and plaid wool for various social events priced from 8 to 90 dollars. It highlights McCreerys on multiple floors offering tailored rayons and gabardines from 9 dollars, full long slips 4 dollars, and rayon briefs 49 cents. The No 5 bus serves all mentioned stores. The October Penny Recommendation goes to McCreerys Department Store.
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Earl Hall
McCreery
John Jay
Appenhein Collins
Arnold Constable
Lord and Taylor
McCreery’s
5Th Ave
McCreery’s Department Store
Dean's Secretary Beloved by Trustees Despite Iron-Hand Rule
A letter of nomination to new faculty members and attendance at trustee meetings reveals Mrs. Wieners as a key office figure who schedules the college calendar. Her assistants claim she rules with an iron hand, though she denies being their boss, while praising her wit and temper.
Feminine Touch Hits Harvard's Crimson
The Harvard Crimson will include Radcliffe students in its staff for the first time in 75 years. Three or four sophomores and juniors will be selected after an eight week competition. One editor resigned but may return after evaluating the new mix of female writers.
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Radcliffe
Selig S. Harrison
Crimson
Box for Jake clothing drive aids Polish students
A new collection box on Jake collects warm outer clothing for Polish students in need. Barbara Crane, drive chairman, notes any wearable items are accepted and shipments go to Poland monthly via the Commission for Children's Relief led by Mme Wanda Ploske.
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Barbara Crane
Poland
Commission For Children’s Relief
Mme
Wanda Ploske
Commission
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