Russian Theatre Subject of Talk at Barnard on Moscow Stages
Dr. Henry Wadsworth Dana lectured at Barnard on Russia’s theatre boom under the Soviet regime. He noted fourfold growth in theatres and threefold rise in actors since 1917. He described audience participation shifts and radical stages including Greek layouts and vertical, multi level action with scenes played on multiple levels.
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Barnard
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Dana
College
Moscow
Russia
R Dana
King
Bulletin announces new officers and staff changes
Estelle Fischman is named Bulletin Business Manager for 33-36 by Sylvia Siman. Tessie Herkimer is appointed Advertising Manager, with Fischman joining the Advertising Staff since freshman year. Herkimer has served two years on the Advertising Staff and chaired the Greek Games Costume Committee, now managing the Debating Society.
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Estelle Fischman
Bulletin
Sylvia Siman
Tessie Herkimer
Miss Siman
Miss Fihman
Miss Herkimer
Bullein
Tatlock Prize Latin Exam Set For Saturday
The Tatlock Prize examination for Latin proficiency will occur Saturday April 27 from 1 10 to 4 10 in Room 330 Fiske. Open to all College students, the test consists of sight translations from Latin to English. Sign up with Professor Hirst or Dr Day.
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Tatlock
Jean Willard Tatlock
Fiske
Hirst
Dr. Day
Select Color for Greek Games
Color schemes for the Greek Games are set with Sophomores in peacock blue and Freshmen in rust and cream The athletes wear creamy yellow with a blue leaf trim The sailors wear blue tunics while women’s costumes favor variations of blue The horses chariots and heralds feature blues creams rust purples and reds The Priestess wears white and Eleanor Martin chairs the Sophomore costume effort
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Hera
Addess
Eleanor Martin
Delight
Editors Succeed In Appealing To Student Body
Dr. Rosenblatt commends the Quarterly editors for balancing literary material with campus relevance. Miss Kane's poem In The Radiance We See Which Light is praised as the issue’s standout piece, reflecting youth’s search for meaning and a broadened empathy across diverse temperaments.
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Miss Kane
Eviewer
Forliss Kane
Columbia University
Mr. Travis
Miriam Borgenicht
Miss Borgenicht
Officers Nominated for Athletic Association
At the opening meeting on Monday April 1 the Athletic Association nominated executive officers for 1935 36. Vice-President nominees are Dorothy Brauneck Vivian Neale and Marjory Ray. Secretary nominees are Violet Ballance Helen Lange and Claire Murray. Treasurer nominees are Claire Andrews Mary Hagen and Adelaide Murphy. Elections Tuesday April 9 in the Conference Room from 10 to 4. All student body members may vote.
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Athletic Association
Dorothy Brauneck
Vivian Neale
Marjory Ray
Violet Ballance
Helen Lange
Claire Murray
Claire Andrews
Mary Hagen
Adelaide Murphy
Glee Club to Sing at Riverside Church
The Barnard Glee Club joins the Columbia Glee Club and the University Choir for a Sunday concert at Riverside Church. They will perform Schutz pieces from a recent Schütz Music Festival celebrating his birth anniversary.
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Glee Club
Riverside Church
Barnard, Columbia Glee Clubs
Schutz
Barnard Glee Club
Columbia Glee Club
University Choir
Schiitz
St. Paul’s Chapel
Heinrich Schiitz
Christe
Armeny Dikyian
Vote for Fellow Mortarboard Head Candidates Named
Nominees for Mortarboard fellowship include editors Joan Geddes Helen Hartmann and Frances Henderson for Editor Ruth Kleiner Marjorie Ray Garnette Snedeker for Business Manager Sally Bright Marion Greenbaum Isabel Kelly for Student Fellow. Voting for various posts began yesterday in the Conference Room and runs to 4 PM this afternoon.
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Mortarboard
Joan Geddes
Helen Hartmann
Frances Henderson
Ruth Kleiner
Marjorie Ray
Garnette Snedeker
Sally Bright
Marion Greenbaum
Isabel Kelly
Representative Assembly
Peace Action Committee
Bulletin
Quarterly
New Quarterly Editor Outlines Plans for Literary Emphasis
Leonore Glotzer announces a new direction for Quarterly magazine under her editorship. The publication will focus on literary content with more articles on current topics, plus stories and poems. She aims to provide writers a strong public outlet and promises more artwork and caricatures. Glotzer seeks to balance art with contemporary life and aspires to write a novel herself.
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Leonore Glotzer
Miss Glotzer
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Dr. Dani
Bulletin Business Staff
Gertrude Hirst
Tatlock Prize
Kane
Louise Rosenblatt
Bright, Greenbaum
Kelly
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