Next Year’s Leaders Chosen by Three Classes
Dorothy Crook 33 will be senior president Kathleen McGlinchy 34 becomes junior president and Roselle Riggin 35 is sophomoric president for 1932 33 election results announced Wednesday afternoon after a two day vote over 500 ballots cast all three have held major student posts in prior years including Greek Games Chairman AA treasurer and class leaders McGlinchy and Riggin also served on Honor Board and Art Mortarboard staff other candidates listed: Aileen Pelletier Muriel Schlesinger Helen Cahalane Anne Spiers Katherine Montgomery
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Roselle Riggin
Kathleen McGlinchy
Mortarboard
Aileen Pelletier
Muriel Schlesinger
Helen Cahalane
Black Souls opens at Province Town Playhouse with Zora Hurston songs
Trustee of Barnard Mrs Alfred Meyer presents Black Souls at 133 Macdougal Street March 30. The drama includes songs collected by Miss Zora Hurston, the first Barnard Negro graduate, from southern research. Hurston has gathered an authentic Negro folk cycle. The New School for Social Research presents From to Sun, produced by Hurston with a full cast. Tickets $0.50 and $1.00 at School, 66 West 12th Street.
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Black Souls
Alfred Meyer
Annie Nathan Meyer
Barnard College
Provincetown Playhouse
Macdougal Street
New School For Soind Research
To Sun
Irs
Miss. Hurston
Thew School
Rose “McClendon
Assembly to Hear Norman Thomas Address April 5
Tuesday April 5 event will feature Victoria Kearney Margaret Martin and Aileen Pelletier as presidential candidates for the Athletic Association. Balloting opens in the Conference Room after nominations made March 23. All nominees have A X and extracurricular involvement. Victoria Kearney has served as junior basketball captain track manager and Mortarboard staffer. Margaret Martin chaired Camp and Greek Games, led Mortarboard, and was at large Assembly representative. Aileen Pelletier chaired Junior Show Entrance Greek Games and edited the A A Handbook, with two class secretary terms.
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Victoria Kearney
Margaret Martin
Mortarboard
Assembly
Aileen Pelletier
A. A
Students Delegation Reaches Capitol For Protest
Eighty delegates from the National Student League left Frankfort Kentucky en route to Washington to lodge protests with U S Senators and stage a public demonstration after a hostile reception in Bell County. Governor Lafollette refused to issue warrants for arrest, citing lack of authority. The group plans hearings before a Senate subcommittee and seeks a federal investigation of conditions in Harlan and Bell Counties. Norman Thomas, Socialist leader, to speak at an April 5 assembly after a college luncheon. He has a long political and literary record and several major works.
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National Student League
Southeastern Kentucky
Frankfort
Kentucky
Washington
United States
Bell County
Ruby Lafoon
New York
Senate Committee On Manufactures
la Follette
Harlan
Bell Counties
Columbia University
Laffoon
Donald Henderson
Celebrate Goethe centenary at Barnard McMillin Theatre
An impassioned appeal by Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink closed the Barnard Goethe Centennial Celebration in McMillin Theatre. She urged world unity to eradicate war, referencing her war invalid grandson in Germany, and her remarks were broadcast via NBC. She sang Goethe lieder after Professor Braun's address, as President Butler's message was read by Acting Dean Mullins.
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Ernestine Schumann- Heink
Barnard
McMillin Theatre
Madame Schumann- Heink
Germany
Braun
Assembly
Madame Schumann-Heink
Professor Braun
Schubert
President Butler
Dean Mullins
Butler
Goethe
Fichte
Beethoven
Kant
Lessing
Bulletin announces staff positions open for reentry tryouts
The Bulletin advertises reopenings for reporting, office editorial, business and advertising roles. Eligible students from freshman to junior classes may apply in Room 407 during the coming week at noon each day. Tryouts form the basis for later selections.
Columbia Pleads For Clinging Vines In Campus Debate
Columbia debaters urge allowing men to pay half the dates’ costs while Maine coeds argue Dutch treat would curb gold digging and ease budget pressures. The exchange cites poetry, romance, and moonlight as misaligned incentives, with groups offering contrasting views on courtship during hardship.
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Columbia
Maine
University’ of
Rhode “Island College
Ford
Barnard Junior Show presents It Happened in Utopia
The annual Barnard Junior Show produced in 1933 under Aileen Pelletier premieres tonight at McMillin Theatre at 8 30 with guests of honor including Dean and Mrs George W Mullins Miss Mabel F Weeks and others. Formal dancing in the Gymnasium with Columbia Blue Lions Orchestra follows the performance. Tickets range from 150 to 50 cents and a cast list features Allan Pallister Dorothy Crook Helen Phelps Georgia Genevieve Rosalis Van der Stucken Bill Winton Berenice Gottfried and more.
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Utopia
Barnard
Aileen Pelletier
McMillin
Columbia Blue Lions Orchestra
Miriam Rosenthal Named Quarterly Editor at Barnard
Miriam Rosenthal was elected Editor in Chief of Barnard Quarterly at a special staff meeting. She succeeds retiring editor Elzie Stix and will take office next September. Rosenthal has been on the Quarterly staff since freshman year and now serves as Contributing Editor.
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Miriam Rosenthal
Barnard Quarterly
Miss Rosenthal
Elzie Stix
Quarterly
Bulletin
Barnard College
Rosenthal
Pere
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