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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1929

Page

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University opens 176th academic year with address on literature and history

President Butler traces evolution from the 1879 entrance standards to modern times and lauds the enduring value of a college education. Gebhard Professor Robert Herndon Fife delivers the academic address on Literature and History, arguing history and literature are fluid, shaped by each generation.

Butler Columbia Robert Herndon Fife Gebhard Fife

Freshman Day 1933 Introduces Barnard Class

On Friday September 20 the class of 1933 was welcomed to Barnard with a luncheon and speeches. Margaret Ralph chaired Freshman Day. guests of honor included Miss Gildersleeve Professor Gregory Dr Alsop Miss Kruger and Chaplain Knox.

Barnard Margaret Ralph Miss Gildersleeve Professor Gregory Dr. Alsop Miss Kruger Chaplain Knox Gregory Knox Alsop Miss Weeks Gladys Vanderbilt

Freshman Welcome Message From Barnard President

Gladys Vanderbilt welcomes Barnard College freshmen from the Undergraduate Association. She urges thoughtful voting in November and March elections, choosing representatives who meet office qualifications, and the value of focused participation in extracurricular activities to build friendships and adjust to college life.

Barnard

Summer travels described by Dean and Barnard mourns

Miss Gildersleeve shares a sunlit summer abroad visiting England, Switzerland, Paris, and the League of Nations, with notes on meetings with Dr Eileen Power and the Reid Hall project. Barnard College mourns the loss of Professor Grace A Hubbard, longtime English teacher and influential faculty leader.

China England Switzerland St. Moritz Upper Engadine Geneva International Federation of University Women League of Nations Paris Reid Hall American University Women Paris Center Sussex Barnard Miss Hubbard Grace A. Hubbard Barnard College Smith College Cornell University University Council

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