Barnard College Camp Seeks Volunteers and Details
A Barnard College camp for graduates and alumnae at Jour a End Root between Ossining and Croton-on-the-Hudson New York outlines weekend group requirements. An approved counsellor must lead each group with ten girls. groups cover transportation, meals, duties, and reporting of supplies and repairs. Fees include a $2 group charge and various travel options via train or taxi with stated rates.
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Ossining
Croton-on-the
Idson
New York
Uide
Besard College
Barnard
New York Central
Rigney Bros
Main Street
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Barnard Hall
Camp
Croton
Stunts Feature Wednesday Swim Exhibition
A chaotic Wednesday swim show featured contestants performing stunts in a burning pool scene and relay events. Performers wore pajamas and carried trays as they swam, with later candle relays and dramatic diving tests. Grace Chin Lee and Prauncet earned top places amid a parade of misfired stunts and playful chaos.
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Fae
Grace Chin Lee
Faculty and Students Vie In Tennikoit Tournament
Discussion ran high as the faculty and students competed in a Tennikoit tournament last Tuesday afternoon. Professor Maciver and his student partner Dot Brauneck dominated every match, with scores 15-11 15-4 and 15-7 across three courts.
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Tennikoit
Professor Maciver
Dorothy Brauneck
Professor Baker
Adele Goodman
Professor Puckett
Grace Chin Lee
Professor Reichard
Helen Winselman
Bulletin Office Moves to Old Music Practice Room
Bulletin staff relocate to 402 Barnard Hall from the former Bulletin office, while the Musicmakers move to 407. The change places Bulletin next to 408 the college Music Room, allowing practice near a piano and radio and space for small recitals. Typewriters and 25 year old Bulletin copies clutter the scene as press rolls on.
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Barnard Hall
Barnard
Bulletin
402
Anti War Conference discussed by City College supporters
The Current Events Club met in Odd Study with Miss Helen Levi presiding. They urged action on City College suspensions, demanding President Robinson ousted, reinstatement of the Student Council, and an open hearing for anti Fascist students. The group aimed to involve other college societies.
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Helen Levi
City College
Jevi
Robinson
Literary Club Adopts Open Membership for All
The newly formed Literary Club voted to open membership on the same basis as other Bar nard organizations. At the first meeting on October 15, Nora Laurie chaired the discussion on Modern Standards and the group explored defining literature and criteria for good writing without dogma. The session touched on Cabell's remark about the Cinderella story as part of broader literary movements.
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Literary Club
Student Council
Nora Laurie
Cabell
John Taylor Arms Delivers Etching Lecture
John Taylor Arms spoke to the French Club on How An Etching Is Made. He demonstrated preparation with whiting etcher s ground and lamp black on a copper plate and explained differences among drypoint etching aquatint and mezzotint, noting tonal versus linear impressions.
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John Taylor
Arms
Miss Rockwell Library Head Trapped In One Minute Interview
Reporter captures Miss Rockwell head librarian at Barnard College in a brief encounter. She notes limited contact with most students beyond the Student Library Committee and staff, mentions those who deface books, describes training several assistants, and states she has worked there since 1996.
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Miss Rockwell
Barnard College
South Hall
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