Goldstein Elected President of Menorah
Goldstein was elected president of Menorah at a meeting last Thursday March 30 in the Little Parlor. Offiers include Ruth Saberski vice president Blanche Goldman secretary Free Mullin treasurer Stella Goldstein publicity manager and Betty Norris recording secretary.
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By Goldstein
Little Parlor
Cl .N
Ruth Saberski
Blanche Goldman
Freemvalloff
Stella Goldstein
Betty Norr
A W A Delivers Vocational Luncheon for Students
The American Woman's Association invites college students to a vocational luncheon at the A W A Clubhouse 353 West 57 Street on Saturday April 8 at 1 PM. Retailing and editorial experts will speak. Reservations are 1.65. Students may join a Barnard group by notifying the Occupation Bureau.非
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West 57
Barnard
Katherine S. Doty
Student Fellow to Be Noted This Week
The article profiles two Barnard College students, Gene Tenney and Ikan Waterman, as recipients of a student fellowship. Tenney, an undergraduate president and music major, has held multiple class leadership roles and composed music for Greek Games and Junior Show. Waterman, a botany major, chairs Senior Week and Junior Prom committees and will study abroad for a year in her field.
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Goldstein
Ourer
Menorah
Bulletin Py Img
Sophome
Bujit News Board
Mildred Pearson
Irwin Edman
Columbia
Barnard
Gene Tenney
Charman
Miss Tenney
Ikan Waterman
Senor Week
Moley Praises Work Of Women In Government
Professor Raymond Moley head of Barnard's Government Department and Assistant Secretary of State told twenty five government majors at a Barnard dinner that statesmanship requires adapting to diverse people. He defended women's capability in government and noted their greater maturity, as Dr Jane Clark organized the event with Thomas P. Peardon in attendance.
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Moley
Raymond Moley
Government Department
Barnard
Jane Clark
Thomas P. Peardon
Vote on ROTC in schools stalls with mixed replies
Bulletin asks readers if they approve ROTC activities in high schools and colleges with responses showing Yes and No options. The note mentions honorary posts and allows remarks, but the fragment lacks clear outcomes or full context.
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R.O.T.C
Fiers Training Corps
Greek Games and Student Activities Schedule
The calendar lists events from April 4 to April 6 including a Social Science Forum with Dr. Gayer at Barnard Hall, a Poll on April 4, Greek Games rehearsals, a Sophomore Greek Games Dance, French Club meetings, Alumnae Tea for Seniors, and a vote for Student Fellowship.
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Social Science Forum
Barnard Hall
Gayer
College
McGoldrick
Gymnasium
College Parlor
Disarmament Talk Sees Germany Oppose Draft Plan
A disarmament discussion recounts the July resolution failing to reduce arms significantly as Russia and Germany vote against it and leave the conference. Mr Forster outlines British drafts to cut armies, ban large guns, limit tanks and air forces, with a Permanent Disarmament Commission to supervise.
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Russia
Germany
Mr. Forster
France
Great Britain
Italy
Poland
Road to Life screened at New School Sunday
The Soviet sound film Road to Life will be shown at 3:30 and 8:30 Sunday April 9 in the New School auditorium at 66 West 12th Street. Admission is thirty five cents with proceeds for the Pioneer Youth of America.
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Russia
New School For Social Research
West 12Th Street
Pioneer Youth of America
Round the World Swim Notched By Rome Victory
The piece mocks the Round the World Swim effort noting 1936 featured 815 lengths at halfway between Cairo and Honolulu while 1935 had 782 and 1934 650. It ranks Rome at 396 lengths as a better place than the halfway point, questioning the value of the endeavor.
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Cairo
Honoulu
Ceylon
Rome
Honolulu
We Be He Men Ping Pong Tournament At City University
A poster advertises a ping pong tournament at a leading New York City university with 110 participants. The event starts tomorrow and invites both women and men to sign up, highlighting a campus-wide competition.
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Apollos
New York City
Flanagan elected new A A president at Barnard
H Flanagan wins Barnard student election to lead the Associated Athletes group and oversee the Junior Show staging. She praises former president Aileen Pelletier and will serve as Barnard delegate to the Athletic Conference of American College Women national convention in Austin Texas April 18 19 20.
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Bulletin
Miss Flanagan
Barnard
Aileen Pelletier
Miss Pelletier
Athletic Conference of American College Women
Austin
Texas
Social Science Forum To Meet At Noon Today
All members of the Social Science Forum including the Fabian Group the Social Problems Group the Debate Club and the International Club are urged to attend a meeting today at one o clock in Room 304 Barnard. Matters of importance will be discussed.
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Social ‘Science Forum
Fabian Group
Social Problems Group
Debate’Club
International Club
Barnard
Meyer Scholarship Seeks Senior Secretary Training Winner
The Margaret Meyer Graduate Scholarship named for Margaret Meyer Cohen offers $75 annually for a senior intending secretarial work. The holder gains a full stenography and typewriting course through a partner secretarial school. Graduating seniors must apply in letter to the Dean by April 26 and may consult Miss Doty of the Occupation Bureau.
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Margaret Meyer
Margaret Meyer Cohen
Alfred Meyer
Barnard
Miss Doty
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