Undergrad Elections Elect Goltz Craighead Davies Lenore Glotzer
Goltz Craighead and Davies win key posts in college elections held last Thursday and Friday. Lenore Glotzer named Quarterly editor for 1935 36. Corsages given by Bright Eisler and Maciver.
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Haine Goltz
Jane Craighead
Elspeth Davies
Lenore Gretzer
Representatives Assembly
Miss Goltz
Miss Pright
Miss Maciver
Miss Glotzer
Wigs Ad Cues
Miss Craighead
G.G
NAS
Davies
Mortarboard Nominates Editors and Managers for Mortarboard
The Mortarboard committee named Perday as editor in chief and fitness manager. Betsy Henderson Helen Hartmann and Antjorie Reav Garnette Snedeker Beth Kleiner were chosen for editor and business manager roles. Committee chair Mary Wright plus Betty Lee Martha Reed and Joan Les oversee selections.
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Mortarboard
Bran Geddes
Taries Henderson
Helen Hartmann
Antjorie Reav
Garnette Snedeker
Beth Kleiner
Peidemt
Martha Reed
Sthemore i
Theandidates
Joan “Les
Ant
Professor Wilam Dinsmoor to Lecture on Athenian Art
William Dinsmoor of Columbia University, authority on Classical Archaeology, will give an illustrated one period lecture on Athenian Art for the Classical Club. The event is Thursday, April 4 at 4 10 in Room 304 Barnard Hall. Tea will follow in the Conference Room.
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William Dinsmoor
Columbia University
Classical Club
Barnard Hall
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Dana
Columbia
Dana
Barnard
Dean Announces Faculty Changes At College
The administration reveals a year of promotions including Dr. Thomas P. Peardon to Assistant Professor in Government. Dr. William Haller becomes Professor in English, with Drs. Minor W. Latham and Hoxie N. Fairchild as Associate Professors. Mrs. Gertrude Rich retires as Assistant to the Dean in charge of Outsider Contacts. Miss Helen Erskine succeeds her. Visiting Professor A A Vasiliev will teach Ancient and Byzantine History, brings long Europe and America renown and multiple languages.
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Department of Government
Thomas P. Peardon
William Haller
Minor W. Latham
Hoxie N. Fairchild
Gertrude Rich
Helen Erskine
Miss Erskine
Association Alumnae
A.A. Vasiliev
Vasiliev
Russia
University of St. Petersburg
Dorpat
Leningrad
University of Wisconsin
Europe
America
Byzantium
Bysance Et
Bulgaria
Kingdom
Igium
Brus
Eastman Addresses Poetry and Science Debate at McMillin
Mr Max Eastman spoke at McMillin Theatre on Can Poetry Survive in an Age of Science He summarized ideas from The Literary Mind noting science limits and literature as reaction or retreat He criticized the new humanism as self serving and discussed modernist poets T S Eliot E E Cummings Gertrude Stein and an insane man literature reading continued page 3
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Max Eastman
McMillin Theatre
Mr. Eastman
T. S. Eliot
E. E. Cummings
Gertrude Stein
War and Fascism Discussed By Union Students
The Executive Committee of the Barnard Political Union plans a second meet ing on Wednesday April 10 to explore any essential link between War and Fascism. The discussion aims to clarify the issue for students to form a rational view of current political trends both domestically and abroad. Speakers may present both sides and signups are open in Barnard Hall before the April 3 deadline.
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Barnard Political Union
Barnard Hall
Spectator Crisis Ends as Board Plans Referendum
The Columbia Student Board agrees to hold a referendum on Article III of the Spectator constitution while restoring the paper as the official publication under a quota system. A campus vote during April will determine final status, with 1000 votes needed or a 600-sum threshold for one side to win.
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Columbia Spectator
Student Board
Spectator
Sudent Board
The
Columbia College
Hamilton Hall
Spectatore
William Lozier
Thomas’ "McGovern
Kenneth “Bennett
McGovern
Entrance Rules for Greek Games Participation
Freshmen and sophomores who have not attended an Entrance Rehearsal or will miss tomorrow's gym rehearsal will be barred from participating on the day of Greek Games.
Student Fellow To Be Elected This Week
Election for Student Fellow will occur Thursday and Friday in the Conference Room. Candidates named by the faculty committee include Sally Bright Sociology nominee with roles in Mortarboard and Undergraduate Association. Marion Greenbaum Mathematics nominee with leadership in Eligibility and club activities. Tail Kelly Classics nominee with positions in the Classical Club. Open to all students.
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Bright
Crea ‘Kelly
Sally Bright
Marion Greenbaum
Isabel’ Keily
Mortarboard
Representative Assembly
Peace Action Committee
A. A
Tail Kelly
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Wilam Dinsmoor
McMillin
Belle Martin
Union
College _ Assembly
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