Student Council holds meetings and funds plan
A special meeting on October 20 approved giving fourth floor Students Hall dining space to incoming freshmen each year. The Senior Play chair was granted rehearsals Wednesday at four. Vocational conference plans were discussed as valuable for seniors and underclassmen. Members appointed to the Faculty Conference Committee include Gertrude Schoedler Evelyn Orne Rhoda Hoff and Helen Jones ex officio.
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Students Hall
Gertrude Schoedler
Evelyn Orne
Rhoda Hoff
Helen Jones
Music Club
Wigs and Cues
Baldwin
Milbank
Social and Political Discussion Club debated reform and press control
The October 25 meeting opened with Upton Sinclair’s The Brass Check claim that the press is capitalistic and hard to reform. Members questioned Sinclair’s plan for an impartial, multi viewpoint newspaper and debated Sylvia Kopald’s thesis on systemic reform before seeking clearer government.
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Upton Sinclair
Associated Press
Sinclair
Sylvia Kopald
Math Club Explores Planet Discovery and Interdependence
The Math Club met in the Conference Room on October 21st with Prof. Mullins noting astronomy and mathematics interdependence and Dorothy Lind explaining how math revealed two new planets and their orbits. A November 1st dance was announced and the group planned tea discussion. The next meeting is set for December 2nd at 4 PM.
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Neptune
Math Club
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Dorothy Lind
Earl Hall
Lecture by Bliss Knapp at Seventh Church October 30
Christian Science Society of Columbia University announces a lecture by Bliss Knapp C S B on Saturday October 30 at eight o clock in the Seventh Church edifice located on 112th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue. All are invited with doors opening at seven fifteen.
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Conference Weighs New Constitution Over Incoming Classs
After informal discussion the meeting was adjourned as officials debated efficiency of a system requiring each incoming class to draft a full new constitution. The text indicates a preference for alternative reforms but leaves outcomes unsettled.
Field Day Tomorrow Features Javelin and Track Events
This preview outlines Saturday’s Field Day on Barnard Field starting at 1:45 PM. Plan includes javelin and basketball throwing, high jump, running and hurdles, followed by an Odd-Even chariot race and relay. The event closes with a faculty-varsity baseball game. Bring friends.
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Raphael
Jupiter Pluvius
Barnard
Basketball season opens with class teams seeking cup
The notice urges students to support their class basketball teams starting November 1 with hours posted outside 209 S. H. Aiming to improve after T. C. won the cup twice, the bulletin notes eligibility details to come next week and lists several student names.
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Chai
T.C
Press Club outlines plans after October meeting
At a Press Club meeting on October 25 the policy of the club was discussed informally. The club will hold monthly meetings to review members' results and aims to restore its pre war prestige this year.
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Margaret Wing
Brooklyn Eagle
Edith Cate
San Garda Brown
Spectator
Press Club
International Relations Committee Meets at Barnard
The Committee on International Relations of the Associate Collegiate Alumnae held a Wednesday meeting at Barnard College. Delegates reported on the International Federation of University Women conference in London last July and outlined plans for future work led by Dean Gildersleeve and Professor Caroline F. E. Spurgeon.
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International Federation of University, Women
London
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Caroline F. E. Spurgeon
International Federation
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