Marion Patterson Named Bulletin Editor for 1936 37
Marion Patterson was elected Bulletin editor for 1936 37 at a special Representative Assembly meeting. She has served three years on the paper, chaired the 1937 Junior Show, and contributed to the news and editorial boards. Diana Hirsch praised both candidates and Patterson expressed gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Patterson
Bulletin
Representative Assembly
Helen E. Hartmann
Adele
Hagland
Miss Patterson
Diana Hirsch
Pat
Reverend Powell Voices Negro Congress Impact at SSU
Reverend A. Clayton Powell addressed the Social Science Union on the National Negro Congress. He cited a Washington Negro lobby and union-admission campaign as key gains of the Chicago winter meeting, plus a commission for a nonsectarian Negro church life report and broader church social concerns. He noted a small Communist presence among delegates and urged measured radicalism.
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National Negro Congress
A. Clayton Powell
Social Science Union
Congress
Chicago
Powell
Washington
Greek Games to Stage Dramatic 34th Annual Contest
Sophomore chair Alene Freudenheim previews tomorrow’s Greek Games, promising dramatic entrances, music and color. Freshmen and Sophomores anticipate a close contest as tickets go on sale for the April 4 event at 3 o clock with Terra cotta programs.
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Alene Freudenheim
Skie
Miss Freudenheim
Nominees Named for Quarterly Editor by Committee
Grace Aaronson, Hitler Hathmann, and Willemer Rothenberg named as nominees for the editor ship of Quarterly. Election set for Monday at a joint meeting of the Representative Assembly and the Quarterly staff. Nominating committee includes three Quarterly staff members and two Assembly members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Aaonson
Hitler Hathmann
Willemer Rothenberg
Representative Assembly
Barnard Dean praises student plans for building fund
Dean Gildersleeve praised Barnard students for fundraising to buy land on Riverside Drive between 126th and 11st Streets and to support a new building. The drive targets 4 125 000 with 125 000 already raised, funding classrooms laboratories scholarships and an endowment.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard
Rhisoners
Riverside Drive
126Th
Fiske al
Sembly Eld
Ics
Eds Nn
Two Fellowships Given to Seniors at Barnard College
The Barnard College faculty on March 30 awarded two annual fellowships to seniors showing promise in their fields. Fukami Sato won the George Welwood Murray Fellowship for Fine Arts and social sciences with Marjorie Runne as alternate. Marjorie Runne and Regina Loewenstein shared the Grace Potter Rice Fellowship in natural sciences and mathematics with Miss Nicholl as alternate.
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Barnard College
George Welwood Murray
Fukami Sato
Helen Nicholl
Grace Potter Rice
Marjorie
Runne
Regina Loewenstein
Japan
George Washington High School
Marjorie Runne
Brooklyn
Erasmus Hall High School
Sato
Aesthetics Club
Political Union
Peace League
Representative Assembly
Miss Nicholl
Mortarboard
Loewenstein
Tennequoit
A.A
Dean Announces Suspension of Classes on Greek Games Day
Dean Gildersleeve announces by president’s authorization that all academic exercises at Bard College will be suspended on Saturday April 4 the day of Greek Games. Virginia C Gildersleeve confirms the notice.
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Barard College
Mortarboard Voting Continues For Editor and Manager
Balloting for Mortarboard Editor and Business Manager proceeds in the Conference Room until 4 this afternoon. Nominations include Ruth Inscho Maxine Meyer and Helen Raebeck for Editor and Edna Holzman Alice Krbecek and Adelaide Murphy for Business Manager.
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Ruth Inscho
Maxine Meyer
Helen Raebeck
Edna Holzman
Alice Krbecek
Adelaide Murphy
Miss Inscho
Bulletin
Miss Meyer
Bulletin News Board
Blue Book
Miss Raebeck
Edna Holtzman
Representative Assembly
Greek Games Contest Set by Classes of 1938 and 1939
The 34th annual Greek Games will be held tomorrow at 3:00 PM in Barnard Gymnasium with over 1,000 spectators expected. The event features dance, athletics, lyrics, and music judged by Sophomore and Freshman chairs, with new elements like a Pandora and the box entrance, Wreath Ceremony, and enhanced costumes.
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Barnard Gymnasium
Vera Riecker
Emily Turk
Elspeth, Davies
Carolyn Swayne
Helen Lange
Marchia Meeke
Barbara Grushlaw
Jean Goldstein
Marion Halpert
Constance Friend
Elspeth Davies
Mary Hagan
Veronica Ruzica
Physical Education Department
Faculty Babyhood Tintypes Reveal Portrait Gallery Past
The Spanish Club hosts a baby pictures exhibit in the Conference Room raising five cents for the Building Fund. Faculty members appear as youngsters with varied fashions, some with mustaches and ribboned hair, and displays feature Miss Meyer, Miss Holland, Dr Reichard, Professor Parkhurst, Mrs Seals, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Gildersleeve
Gayer
Loiseaux
Maciver
Miss Doty
Miss Holland
Dr. Reichard
Professor Parkhurst
Mrs. Seals
Miss Meyer
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Reverend Powell
S.S.U
Bath
By Jean Bullowa
By Cornelia Elliott
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Prometheus
Vera Riecker and
Davies and
Swayne
K. K.and
E.S
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