Field Day at SOPHS Delights Crowd Despite Muddy Conditions
SOPHS Field Day unfolds with wet tracks and chilly skies yet wide audience cheer. Students from 1921 to 1923 compete in Odds and Evens events, with 1921s taking most sprint titles and the day ending in friendly class rivalry and spirited performances.
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Turnard
Whch
Eleanor DeLamater
N.Y.C
International Relations Committee Formulates Federation Plan
The Committee on International Relations at Barnard met October 22 with members from college clubs and alumnae groups. Miss Gildersleeve outlined the formation of an International Federation of University Women with plans for cross‑Atlantic exchanges and a London based central office, inviting Sweden, Canada, and other nations to join. A London conference in summer 1920 will consider the constitution and by‑laws, with fundraising and hospitality for visiting British women planned.
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Barnard
Association of Collegiate
Miss Gildersleeve
University Women of America
Oxford
Federation of University Women of Great Britain
British Empire
Great Britain
America
London
Sweden
Canada
Jekyll and Hyde Rename Club At Campus Meeting
The American Council of Young Women reorganized as the Social and Political Discussion Club on October 27 in the Conference Room. The group adopted a new name, purpose, dues, and a constitution targeting history and economics majors, with faculty and alumnae invited to participate.
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American Council of Young Women
Jekyll and Hide
Miss Griffiths
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SOPHS
Vnals
Committee ON International Relations
DR. Jekyll and
MR. Hyde
Dorothy Butler
Helen Shire
Bertha Wallerstein