Summer Experiences Described by Dean
Dean reports a restful Sussex summer with daily walks and seaside swims. He visits London’s British Museum library and Ur artifacts, attends meetings of the International Federation of University Women, and stays at Paris Club and Carnegie Endowment offices to discuss international education. He could not attend the federation council in Madrid in September.
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London
British Museum
Crosby Hall
International Federation of University Women
American University Women's
Paris Club
American University Union
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
International Federation
Madrid
Bulletin
Butler inaugurates 175th academic year at university
President Butler opens the 175th academic year with a speech stressing knowledge conservation, advancement, and dissemination. He denounces waste of past works, urges dynamic excellence, and calls the university a center of freedom, inquiry, and public dissemination.
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Butler
Ile
Class of 1932 Welcomed at Freshman Day
Senior Class members are asked to wear caps and gowns during the first two weeks of college as part of the welcome activities for Freshman Day.
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Thelma Rosengardt
Hewitt Hall
Dean Gildersleeve
Gregory
Knox
Columbia
Alsop
Miss Weeks
Marion Churchill
New Library Reservation Trial Aims at Efficiency
A new library system replaces prebooked reservations with color numbered checks. Users take a check any time to secure a place in line at 4 6 and 9 30 o clock, then collect books at loaning times. The change seeks smoother service and reduces waiting for the student body.
Book Exchange Notice for Students
All students may offer books for sale through the Book Exchange by filing new cards immediately. Last year’s cards have been destroyed. Buyers can find a number listed in Room 104 Barnard Hall.
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Barnard Hall
Opening Reception to New Students Today
Juniors urged to bring their Freshman Sisters for today afternoon reception. Upper classmen invited to serve as hostesses representing student groups and assisting guests.
Extra Curricular Clubs at Barnard Embrace Diverse Interests
Barnard College showcases a broad club scene beyond the Athletic Association and Wigs and Cues. Fifteen groups cover international, social, economic, political, religious, and language activities, plus a new Social Science Forum formed in April last year.
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Barnard
Dramatic Society
Social Science Forum
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Barnard Bulletin
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