Wanderings in Greece lecture by Dr Parkhurst
Dr Helen H Parkhurst temporary chair of philosophy speaks on her travels in Greece at a Classical Club illustrated lecture Tuesday Oct 29 in 304. She rode a donkey and will show slides of temples paintings landscapes and other features from Wanderings in Greece. Tea will be served afterward in the College Parlor. William Middleton of the Executive Board of Republican Builders will speak on Conservative Democracy December 9.
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Social Science Forum to feature Nathan Strauss talk
The Social Science Forum opens its first meeting on Monday October 28 at 4 00 in the College Parlor. Nathan Strauss will present the Democratic viewpoint on Which Way America after a career including Assistant Editor of The Globe in 1918 and current position as special.
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Sophomore Weekend Sign-Up Poster Prompts Camp Event
A sign-up poster for Sophomore Weekend at Camp advertises the event set for November 1 to 3 and will go up at noon today on Jake.
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Jake
Sports Week Screenings Across Rooms Today
Miss Finan leads Sports Week screenings at 3 p.m. in Room 304 Barnard featuring golf swimming diving basketball and camp activities for students.
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Barnard
Miss Finan
Faculty-Student Tenikoit Meet Result Showed Faculty Win
The Faculty hosted a Tenikoit meet on Tuesday October 22 and edged the student team 254 to a partial score. The match highlighted the Faculty team’s strong play and tighter execution in the final frames.
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Tenikoit
Faculty Basketball Game Impresses on North Terrace Roof
Students and faculty played a court match with Dean Virginia Gildersleeve delivering an excellent performance. The event took place on the North Terrace and roof and was followed by a tea in the Conference Room.
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Virginia Gildersleeve
Winter Team Wins First Swimming Meet Of Year
The Winter team defeated Fall 24 to 14 in the opening meet held last Monday. Events included charades reserved by each team, apple bobbing, and a soap and spoon race. Irene Lacy, the swimming manager, won the diving contest, with Dorothy Watts in second. Dorothy Brauneck and Virginia Thomas won the crawl tandem race.
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Virginia Thomas
Mrs Roosevelt Addresses Barnard Students on War Munitions
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt spoke to Barnard College students discussing what should be included among munitions of war She noted today’s youth have more chances to form critical views and may be swayed by emotions yet are less prejudiced due to broader study opportunities Dean Gildersleeve and Professor Wilhelm Braun welcomed her as she left via the gates at Barnard Hall Students followed her as she explained she was heading to Washington and had no fare to taxicab workstations nearby witnesses described her subway travel as ordinary days.
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Marie Smith
Washington
Barnard
Ti Dent
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