Brooks Hall Wing Opens Today at Barnard College
Dean Gildersleeve and Barnard trustees invite guests to inspect the new Brooks Hall wing Friday from 3 to 6 PM. Miss Gildersleeve and committee members will receive in the Green Room, with Faculty helpers and student hosts guiding tours of the new and old wings and various rooms. Refreshments in the Blue Room, music by named players, and eight hundred invitations issued to college friends and New York educators.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard
Brooks Hall
Miss Gildersleeve
Miss Baker
Townsend
Miss Weeks
Sturtevant
Lowther
Miss Martin
Miss Gregory
Miss Young
Miss Eliot
Miss Reimer
Forbes
Langford
Miss Hutchinson
Miss Abbott
Miss McBride
Seals
Miss Hirst
German Club Organized Officers Elected
The German Club organized its executive committee with Edna Stahl as president Elizabeth Weiss as chairman Dorothy Fichtler Inge Slate as treasurer and Lenore Thomas Braun as faculty adviser The formation aims to broaden interests and strengthen student ties to German culture and activities.
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Edna Stahl
Elizabeth Weiss
Dorothy Fichtler
Lenore Thomas Braun
Wellesley Conference Delegate Nominated by Assembly
The Representative Assembly and Junior Class nominated Doris Goss Margaret Goodell and Helen Robinson for the junior delegate seat at the Women s Intercollegiate Association conference in Wellesley Voting on November 2 and 4 is by ballot All Undergraduate Association members except freshmen may vote Red Cross enrollmentCampaign plan favors a front hall booth for potential sign ups while avoiding active solicitation due to upcoming drives
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Representative Assembly
Women’s Intercollegiate Association
Wellesley
Doris Goss
Margaret Goodell
Helen Robinson
Red Cross
Committee Reports on Wigs and Cues Funds for Greek Games
Margaret Goodell led a committee reviewing financing for Wigs and Cues and proposed using 100 dollars yearly from Greek Games surplus to support the dramatic organization. Members debated using Greek Games funds for Greek improvements or the head tax relief. Alternatives included reworking blanket tax allocations to cut Bulletin Athletic Association or class shares and possible funding from the Dean for the music coach. The group agreed to study other funding sources and gain broader input. Dorothy Ashworth urged Student Council input as the issue continued on page five.
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Margaret Goodell
Assembly
Bulletin, Athletic Association
Free Speech Debated at Social Problems Club
The Social Problems Club held a debate on freedom of speech at Earl Hall with Professor MacMahon presiding. Arthur Garfield Hayes of the ACLU defined free expression as the right to voice radical opinions, excluding incitement or slander, while Joseph T. Cashman of the National Security League argued historical figures cannot be applied to present-day issues.
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United States
Social Problems Club
MacMahon
Government Department of Columbia
Earl Hall
Arthur Garfield Hayes
American Civil Liberties Union
Hayes
Joseph T. Cashman
National Security League
Cashman
Jefferson
Lincoln
Fannie Hurst On Story Craft At College Assembly
Fannie Hurst spoke at a College Assembly on October 27 about how writers shape stories. She said the richest creative periods come when authors reflect the era and that characters should drive plot. Hurst noted her characters are usually composites not drawn directly from life and cited Lummox as a lifelong inspiration.
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Fannie Hurst
Miss Hurst
Women college delegate vote set at Wellesley convention
The Women’s Intercollegiate Association of Student Government schedules a convention at Wellesley College on November 12 18 and 14. An undergraduate president and a junior delegate from each eastern women's college attend. Barnard students excluding freshmen are asked to vote for their junior delegate on Monday and Wednesday November 2 and 4.
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Women’s Intercollegiate Association of Student Government
Wellesley College
Eastern Women’s College
Barnard
A. A. To Entertain With A Dance Next Friday
The Athletic Association plans a gymnasium dance on Friday November 6 at eight o'clock with a ticket charge. Attractions include souvenirs special numbers and refreshments. Music will be provided by Kath erine Kridel Eva O'Brien Veronica Meyers Margaret Goodell and Marion Mansfield. Alison Bryant chairs the event urging each girl to bring two favors and some to dress as men due to the absence of the opposite sex.
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the Athletic Association
Kath
Erine Kridel
Eva O’brien
Veronica Meyers
Margaret Goodell
Marion Mansfield
Alison Bryant
Class teams chosen for odd even debate
Debating teams for an upcoming Odd-Even contest were selected. Odd Team members are Helen Wright Harriet Gore Ellen Gavin Rose Grundfest Margaret Beutenmueller Jean Hall. Even Team members are Virginia Lee Grace Smith Louise Gahen Dorothy Woolf.
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Odd Team
Helen Wright
Harriet Gore
Ellen Gavin Rose Grundfest
Margaret Beutenmueller
Jean Hall
Virginia Lee
Grace Smith
Louise Gahen
Dorothy Woolf
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Bewat
Barnard Studen
des anid @Gersan club
Wellesley Conference
Dorothy Ashworth
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