First Assembly at Barnard Underlines Planning Flaws
The first assembly of the year at Barnard College faced overcrowding as Riverside Church could not seat 900 students. Many attendees left unable to see the speaker Bowles, causing disappointment and calls for better notice and planning for future gatherings.
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Milbank
Bowles
Barnard
Riverside Church
Riverside
Barnard Bulletin Seeks Student Forum Submissions
The Barnard Bulletin invites all students to submit articles for publication in forums on current college issues. Send contributions to the Bulletin mail box on Jake or to the editor via Student Mail.
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard
Jake
Barnard Camp Emerges From Walk in Woods in 1933
Barnard College marks the official opening of its Westchester camp on October 15 1933 after a decade long pursuit for a permanent site. The 10 acre property near Ossining offers a rustic T shaped facility with a large dormitory, living room and kitchen.
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Barnard
Miriam Dressler
Barnard Bulletin
College
Agnes R. Wayman
Dr. Ogilvie
Bedford
New York
The
Athletic Association
Department of Physical Education
Brentmere
Bear Mountain
Ossining
Dorothy Nye
Physical Education Department
Margaret Holland
Wayman
Miss Holland
Westchester
Hudson and
Palisades
Ing
Pepperidge
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Helen Erskine
Barnard Camp
Marion Philips
Barnard Delegates Engage NSA Chapter At Fordham Meeting
Barnard College delegates Jo Clare Mangus and another student attended the Metropolitan New York Chapter NSA Orientation Session at Fordham University on October 11. The group discussed NSA aims, regional commissions, and planned projects including International Students Day and a discrimination workshop, with Barnard planning active participation.
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New York
United States National Student Association
Fordham University
Jo Clare Mangus
Barnard College
N.S.A
Unesco
United Nations
Commission
Educational Affairs Commission
Barnard
Rules Guard 1953 Columbia Fresh Soph Rush Etiquette
Emily Post style guidance for Columbia College is redefining the annual Fresh Soph Rush. New rules require kidnappers to provide study materials and notify parents, while participants must avoid profanity fighting or wearing spikes. The piece notes a possible shift toward Princeton like hazing alternatives.
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Columbia College
Johnny
Joe Columbia
Princeton
New York Times
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Croton
Annette
Professor Wayman
Barnard Forum
NSA
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Claire Mangus
Emily Post
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