Dean Seeks Seniors for Meyer Scholarship in Memory
Senior women are invited to apply for the Margaret Meyer Graduate Scholarship in memory of Margaret McCohen, class of 1915. The award provides a complete stenography and typewriting course for secretarial training, selected by the Acting Dean with input from Miss Doty, Occupation Bureau.
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Margaret, Meyer
Margaret McCohen
Renin
Barnard
Miss Doty
Occupation Bureau
Westermann Analyzes 206 B C Greek Letter for Latin Majors
Professor William Lint Westermann of Columbia explains a 206 B C Greek letter found in Egypt. The document from Apollonios to Zenon details muleteer wages clothing allowances and monthly pay, reflecting two calendar systems and Caesar era reforms.
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Columbia
B.C
William Lint Westermann
Westermann
Apollonios
Egypt
Ptolemy II
Philadelphos
Zenon
Fayum
Appollonios
Midas
Algo
Spring Production Tryouts Set for April 4 and 5
Notice announces a spring production titled Minus sath Highness to be held April 4 and 5 at four o clock in Besickerhoff Hall. Members only may audition for the tests.
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Igs
Cues
Owe
Besickerhoff Hall
Ck.ible
Columbia Professor Addresses Spanish Majors on Casa d Las Hispanos
Professor Frederico de Onis outlines the Casa d Las Hispanos on the Columbia campus as a cultural center for all students interested in Spain. He notes the house supplements classroom work with folklore, art, and temperaments, and hosts meetings on folklore night and discussions, with tea afterward in the College Parlor.
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Frederico de Onis
Columbia
Casa d’ Las’ Hispanos
Casa d’Las Hispanos
Butler
Spain
de Onis
Urge Prompt Payment of Fellowship Pledges
Undergraduates have not fulfilled their Student Fellowship pledges and must pay by April 7. Those unpaid will be barred from re registering. The committee led by Angeline Bouchard urges prompt payment to avoid action.
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Angeline Bouchard
McMILLIN Junior Show Cast and staff lineup
The page lists participants including Beatrice Lightbowne Ruth Anderson Marguerite Feltner Alice Fairchild Helen Leonhart Jiona Heiman Mabel Holmes Ruth Roeser Jean Decker Adele Butcher Josephine Skinner Ruth Rowan Lucile Scudder and the Gorgeous Girls with Ann Sardi Margaret Altschul Margaret Dalglish Ann Rice Edith Howell Evelyn Wilson Lillian Backman. Mary McPike chairs sets Aileen Pelletier Phyllis Macklin co directors Gena Tenney junior president in charge of Music Ann Rice Dancing Dorothy Sachs Business Mary Abbott Lyrics Dorothy Crooke Social Chairman.
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Jean Decker
Sereeaee
Adele Butcher
Sid Josephine Skinner
Ruth Rowan
Lucile Scudder
Gorgeous Girls
Ann Sardi
Margaret Altschul
Margaret Dalglish
Ann‘ Rice
Beatrice Sykora
Edith Howell
Evelyn Wilson
Lillian Backman
Mary McPike
Aileen Pelletier
Phyllis’ Macklin
Gena Tenney
Ann Rice
Dorothy Sachs
Mary Abbott
Dorothy Crooke
Barnard College Club Benefit Night Set For April
Trustee of Barnard presents a staged event by James Light with tickets priced at 1.00 1.50 and 2.00. Tele phone orders will be received. Half of the Tuesday evening proceeds will be donated to Barnard College Club.
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James Light
Chelséa
Barnard
Barhard College Club
Machlin Elected President of Wigs and Cues Club
Phyllis Machlin was elected president and Anna Hill Johnstone vice president of Wigs and Cues at a club meeting on March 29. Machlin governs acting and managing duties while Johnstone handles staging and acting. The group welcomed two new members Milicent Wood and Petra Munoz.
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Phyllis Machlin
Anna Hill Johnstone
Miss Machlin
Miss Johnstone
Milicent Wood
Petra Munoz
Dr. James T. Shotwell to Speak on Americas Role in Far Eastern Crisis
Columbia University history professor Dr. James T. Shotwell will deliver the third Alumnae Continued Education Lecture on Thursday at 8:15 p.m. in Brinckerhoff Theatre. The talk titled Americas Responsibility in the Far Eastern Crisis continues a series featuring renowned scholars.
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Columbia University
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Shotwell
George C.D. Odell
Brander. Matthews
Columbia oneAodern Drama
Henry E. Crampton
Peter
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Columbia
International Congress of Historical Sciences
Brussels
Western Reserve
Belgian Academy of Science, Letters and Fine Arts
Students Delegation Seeks Federal Help Over Kentucky Terror
The delegation met Senator Costigan and other lawmakers to press for federal investigation in Kentucky. Washington showed sympathetic attitude toward students. A mass welcome on the Columbia campus planned with five delegation members including Robert Hall Eleanor Curtis Herbert Robbins Blanche Brown and Coral Stern. A National Student League resolution denounced the reign of terror in Kentucky at its first national conference.
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Costigan
Kentucky
Robert Hall
Eleanor Curtis
Columbia
Herbert’ Robbins
Harvard
Blanche
Brown
Coral, Stern
Hunter
League
College tea installs Bulletin staff as hostesses
The Bulletin staff acted as hostesses at a college tea held in the College Parlor to install the newly elected staff. About 1000 students and many faculty members attended. Gold keys were awarded to six seniors and silver keys to two staff leaders.
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Bulletin
Juliet Blume
Jean, Ehrlich
Margaret
Altschul
Helen Block
Madlyn Millner
Mademoiselle le Duc
Miss Hirst
Gayer
Dean ‘Mullins
Miss Kruger
Dr. Alsop
The
Evelyn Raskin
Madeleine’ Stern
Lorraine’ “Smith
Hortense Calisher
Sto Jean Ehirlich
Gertrude Epstein
University Sponsors Lewis Carroll Exhibit Opens Tomorrow
University sponsors a Lewis Carroll exhibit in Avery Library from 2 to 6 PM, marking the author's birth centennial. The display, curated by Dr. A. Rosenbach and M. L. Parish, features over 500 items, including first editions, autographs, translations, and the original manuscript of Alice in Wonderland.
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Carroll
Alice In Wonderland
Columbia Spectator
Avery Library
A. Rosenbach
M.L. Parish
Philadelphia
Oxford Life
Editor Asks Students to Aid Unemployment Relief
New Orleans reports Loyola University of the South editor Temple Routan Black proposes a nationwide student relief plan. A penny per meal in mite boxes at colleges could raise about 1.755 million dollars in a 270 day school year, assuming 500 students per campus at 650 institutions.
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New Orleans
C. N.S
United States
Temple Routan Black
The
Maroon
Loyolaniversity of the South
Egc
National Student League holds first conference reforms noted
Delegates from Liberal Clubs nationwide adopted a firm liberal program. Proposals include free city colleges funding, unemployment insurance for students, abolition of ROTC, and expansion of academic freedom. Emphasis on anti discrimination and international student solidarity.
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National Student League
Liberal
League
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Helen Leonhart
Jiona Heiman
Mabel Holmes
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