W.gs And Cues Presents Spring Plays At Brinckerhoff Theatre
W gs And Cues offers its annual spring plays tonight at 8 in Brinckerhoff Theatre. Three works by current or former students of Professor Latham will be staged with a curtain raiser satire on advertising. Cast includes Rosemary Barnsdal Beatrice Bell Jean Herman and others with The Unknown Soldier by Janice Hoerr and The Law of the Tayhol by Roberta Hadley concluding the program. Guests include Dean Virginia C Gilder sleeve and Professor Minor W Latham. Tickets are free for undergraduates and available at noon today on Jake.
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Roberta Hadley
Jean Pierson
Helen Owen
Flora Ehrsam
South Sea
Rosemary Barnsdal
Margaret Kudelbach
Beatrice Kremsdorf
Jane Moon
Caroline Brackenridge
Phyllis Wiegard
Denise Donegan
Sybil Kotkin
Carol Collis
Alberta Bell
Alice Gershon
Miss Hadley
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Minor W. Latham
Christina Grant
Ethel Sturtevant
Amelia del Ku
George Young
Margaret Boyle
Jake
Balloting Ends Today for U A Vice President and Mortarboard Editors
Voting closes at 4 for the Undergraduate Association vice presidency and Mortarboard editor and business manager positions. Nominees for vice president include Adeline Bostelmann Charlotte Cassell Phyllis Mann Doris Prochaska Phyllis Snyder and Phyllis Wiegard. Editors vying are Grace Barrett and Alice Gershon. Barrett serves on Bulletin associate editorial board About Town and Community Chest secretary. Gershon works on Wigs and Cues and Mortarboard literary staff. Mortarboard business managers candidates are Doris Burley and Enid Pugh. Burley is Epis copal Club publicity chair a dorm fire warden Glee Club member and Mortarboard circulation staff. Pugh is corresponding.
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Jennings to Give Third Senior Hygiene Talk
Dr Jennings will present the final senior hygiene lecture on The Biological Adjustment to Marriage in the College Parlor at 4 00 today. The series closes after the third talk following last Friday's lecture on The Sociological Aspects of Marriage by Professor Willard Waller of the Sociology Department.
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Come Across Or Kaiser Will Wes Warning To Barnard In 717
Barnard College alumnae and students tuned to World War II era coverage with pleas for Red Cross aid and knitting for soldiers as campus life shifted to war work. The Barnard Bulletin reports the college's focus on wartime tasks over extracurriculars, with ongoing letters and service efforts.
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Carvey's Band Show Features Junior Show Revival
The junior show introduces John Carvey's orchestra to play after the Friday and Saturday dances and during the show. A new showbill program costs ten cents and includes songs lyrics, costumes, staging notes, and cartoons. Rehearsal attendance issues led to a rule requiring absentees to relinquish their parts.
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Pony Ballet
Lorna Drummond
Lady Listowel on Europe’s War of Words
World traveler and journalist Lady Listowel argues that Nazi rule hinges on the men behind Hitler and Stalin and on propaganda and secret police. She warns the so called war of words is a long standing tool of modern conflict and identifies propaganda as the key weapon.
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Bulletin Typewriters Reserved for Publication Staff
Barnard Bulletin notes that Bulletin office typewriters are reserved for publication staff use. The college is reminded that Bulletin supports the typewriters at its expense as a convenience for publishing the paper.
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Council Votes To Quit University Peace Rally
Barnard support for the all university peace demonstration on April 19 was withdrawn by a Student Council vote of 9 to 2 at a special meeting last Monday. A Barnard assembly will be held instead.
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Doris Williams
Florence Dubroff
Margaret Boyle
Slate Chosen For Athletic Association Health Chairman
Jean Anderson and Mary Ewald were nominated for Health Chairman of the Athletic Association at a joint A A Board and health committee meeting on Wednesday. Voting begins next week. Several nominees and sports managers were named including Rita Benson swimming and Elizabeth Duncan volleyball manager. Minority and majority reports on peace affiliation and campus opinion followed.
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Greek Games Properties
Evelyn Gonzales
Margaret Boyle
Caroline Duncombe
Mary Jo Jordan
Evelyn Hagmoe
Ruth Taubenhaus
Alice Harte
Mary Maloney
Jane Flickinger
Deborah Allen
Florence Dubroff
Doris Williams
Greek Games Entrance Cast Details and Rehearsals
Rehearsals for the Greek Games run this week into next with separate dance and athletic hours and two combined sessions. Final cast includes Nancy Swan as Pandora Betty Elwyn as Prometheus and Doris Noakes as Epimetheus. The Entrance pantomime follows mortals reacting to fire and misfortune ending on a note of hope.
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Epimetheus
Balakian and Roher Nominated for Quarterly Editor Post
Nona Balakian 42 and Rita Roher 41 were nominated for the 1940 41 Quarterly editor position at a senior editorial board meeting. Election is set for Monday at noon in 304 Barnard. Balakian joined Quarterly as a freshman and Roher has long served on Bulletin and Quarterly boards.
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Mary Milnes
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Alla Shainin
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Tobacco Road Star To Address ASU
Will Geer, star of Tobacco Road and The Fight for Life, will speak at a Barnard Student Union luncheon at noon in Hewitt Hall South Dining Room. The talk title is Peace and the Theatre. tickets are 50 cents for day students and 15 cents for dormitory students.
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