Former president seeks Barnard news and Russian delegation updates
The writer recalls improving French and asks for Barnard news, mentions S. C. N. Y. Russian delegation reports, and notes Alice Mendham and Alice Killeen in Geneva. She hopes the year starts well and asks the reader to inform the Student Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Bazin
Mademoiselle
Sorbonne
Barnard News
Alice Mendham '25
Geneva
Alice Killeen
Student Council
Sophomores Act in Mysteries at Mountain Campus Show
Sophomores staged a campus mystery with a gangster theme as a skit titled The College of Tomorrow. After the performance the Mysteries Book passed from Sophomore leader Thelma Rosengardt to Freshman Caroline Hunter as a pledge to guard its sacred contents. The event concluded with a campus-wide show of fellowship and a formal pardon for the Sophomores led by Viola Robinson, Caroline Gaston, Helen May Smith, and Rosengardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Tomorrow
Thelma Rosengardt
Caroline Hunter
Viola Robinson
Caroline Gaston
Helen May Smith
Editorial conference on college papers ends with insights
Mr Bond and Mr Ferguson spoke on undergraduates' dull editing and local focus in college papers at a New York Times event. Cornelia Otis Skinner performed tonoLogs in the college auditorium while Barnard delegates Harriet Taylor Pearl Friedman Frances Holtzer and Eugine Fribourg attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ferguson
Cornelia Otis Skinner
College
Wilson
Barnard
Harriet Tyalor
Pearl Friedman
Frances Holtzer
Eugine Fribourg
Bishop Brown condemns capitalism in church sermon
He argues capitalists aim to entangle nations in a Far Eastern war and warn that Christian capitalism is the Devil of China while unchristian communism is the Christ of China. He urges force if the United States fights a workers' government and says Russia gains by allying with workers worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Brown
Russia
Far East
China
United States
Foreign delegates foster international ties through school exchange
Miss Osmotherly Barnard delegate to the Geneva International School described European leaders like Briand Curie and Einstein as examples of the world’s reach. She noted European students are better informed politically due to closer involvement with upheavals and urged Americans to continue sending representatives to broaden perspectives and improve international relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner
Europe
Atlantic
Miss Osmotherly
Barnard
International School
Geneva
Briand
Madame Curie
Einstein
Volunteer workers urged to register with Miss Kruger's office
Amy Jacob as chairman calls for all volunteers engaged in social work to register at Miss Kruger’s office to obtain complete records and ensure proper accountability.
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