Dean Relates Experiences Abroad Returns With Cairn Pub
Miss Gildersleeve reports from England and Paris detailing a summer abroad. The Dean describes Southampton and Sussex rest, Crosby Hall opening by the Queen, and speeches by university leaders. She notes Barnard graduates observing the events and international ties formed for American women in Europe. An influenza attack prevented travel to the Vienna meeting.
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Crosby Hall
London
Spurgeon
Cullis
British Federation of University Women
Paris
Barnard
Dorothy Leet
Margaret Goodell
Vienna
Council of the International Federation of University
Barnacle Seeks Freshman Support for College Magazine
Barnacle Quarterly seeks wider college support under the Undergraduate Association subsidy. Freshmen are urged to try out for Barnacle staff in October at Barnacle Office, Barnard Hall, with vacancies on both literary and business boards. Further planning details will appear in Bulletin.
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Barnacle Quarterly
Barnacle
Barnard Hall
Freshman Days Open Class of 1931 at Barnard
The class of 1931 gathered at Barnard Hall on September 23 for Freshman days with welcome by Elsie Schlosser Gertrude Kahrs and Mary Dubin. Dean Gildersleeve urged work and balanced student life while Miss Weeks explained freshmen programs and services and Ruth Richards outlined student government objectives. President Butler emphasized education as continuous adjustment rather than start and finish, tracing educational progress from Johnson to modern times. Barnard's German Club aims for informal contact with German culture through meetings programs and student speaking practice, plus Christmas celebrations and the Deutscher Kreis invitation.
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Barnard Hall
Elsie Schlosser
Gertrude Kahrs
Mary Dubin
Hewitt Hall
Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard
Miss Gregory
Miss Weeks
Butler
Samuel Johnson
Trinity Church
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