Acting Dean Mullins Leads Barnard in Interim Absence
The report says Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve is expected to return this academic year after illness. While she recovers at home in Sussex England, Professor George W. Mullins serves as acting dean during her absence. Gildersleeve has led Barnard for twenty years.
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Fellowship Again Falls Vacant At Barnard College
The International Fellowship will not be awarded this year as candidates failed to meet the requirements. Two tentative candidates, one from India and one from Spain, could not accept. Rosa Bargese, an Italian student, will attend Barnard beginning in February. Mary McKenEST Paubs School in London accompanies the stay at Barnard.
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College building improvements continue at the campus
Summer work by Mr. Swan and assistants beautifies the grounds adds student conveniences. A new Study Hall opens in Brinkerhoff Hall basement from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Wigs and Cues gains a repurposed property room and new scenery apparatus. Barnard Hall adds a storeroom and smoking room. Room 408 becomes Barnard Quarterly office. Lawn planting, brick walk installation, and updated gym facilities complete the enhancements.
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Reorganization Planned for Barnard Quarterly Magazine
Elzie Stix announces an extensive reorganization of Barnard College Quarterly. A college wide staff tryout is open for five departments plus a business staff led by Cary Cohn. Names of new staff members include Mildred Barish Marjorie Mueller Madeleine Stern Catherine Riegger and Miriam Rosenthal.
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Barnard Launches Yearlong Disarmament Campaign
Barnard College begins a yearlong campaign to win student support for international disarmament aligned with the Geneva World Disarmament Conference in February 1932. A Student Council resolution backing disarmament passes to a five member committee before full college consideration.
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Adaline Heffelfinger
Pamphlets Sought for English 53 Class Materials
Students are asked to send or sell the out of print Mid dle English grammar pamphlet used in English 53 to current class members. Contact Miriam Rosenthal via Student Mail or Bulletin to arrange delivery or purchase.
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Bulletin offers tryouts for editorial and staff positions
Eligible students may apply for editorial, business reporting advertising and office staff roles. Applications accepted in Bulletin Office Room 407 at noon this week.
Bulletin Office reborn with new decor and comforts
The college bulletin reports a transformed office with green curtains still absent, new mesh decor, a fresh paint job, two new typewriters, and an aristocratic waste paper basket. Staff invite visitors, consider offering tea for visitors, and remind readers of the nearby tea room.
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Columbia University Opens 178th Academic Year
President Butler, returning from Europe, opened Columbia University’s 178th year at McMillin Theatre. He welcomed students and introduced Dr. William Robert Shepherd, Seth Low Professor, who spoke on how leaders are chosen and the fate of modern democracies amid two dominant methods: elections and dictatorial rule upheld by organized opinion.
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Noted Chaplain Will Speak at St. Paul's
Canon T. Guy Rogers, prominent British clergyman and Chaplain to the King, will speak at the daily service on Wednesday September 30 at 12 noon in St. Pauls chapel at Columbia University. He will also lecture and address Armistice Day events with the World Alliance for International Friendship in Chicago.
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