Senora Palencia Speaks Today at 4 in Parlor
Senora Isabel de Palencia, Spanish minister to Sweden and Finland under the Loyalist regime, will discuss Women in Our Time at a tea sponsored by Bulletin and the Spanish club this afternoon at 4 in the Colhar Parlor. She is an exile living in Mexico and author of several books.
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Isabel de Palencia
Swever
Finland
Bulletin
The
Col
Har
Pa‘acky
Wes Carolina Marcialado
Mexico
Miss Palencia
Sennade Palencia
Spain
Senora de Valencia
College At
Latin Examination for Tatlock Prize Set for Apr 26
The Jean Willard Tatlock Memorial Prize Latin exam will be held Saturday April 26 from 1 10 to 4 10 p.m. in Room 330 Milbank Hall. Open to all undergraduates, the test includes translating Latin to English. Nominees should file with Professor Gertrude M Hirst or Professor John Day.
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Jean Willard Tatlock
Milbank Hall
Curator to Speak on Jewish Art at Seminary Lecture
Dr. Paul Romanoff of the Jewish Theological Seminary Museum will address the Menorah Jewish Graduate and Jewish Students Societies on Jewish Art at the seminary next Monday at 5 30. A dance will follow in the auditorium.
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Paul Romanoff
Jewish Theological Seminary Museum
Menorah
Auaitorium
Hold City Field Trip The City Government Tour Itinerary
A government in action field trip for Metropolitan Colleges students will span the day Thursday April 10 under the New York City League of Women Voters. Activities start at 6 a.m. with a tour of the wholesale markets by the City Department of Markets and end at 5:30 p.m. with a visit to the WNYC radio station.
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New York City
Fernandez Elected Vice President and Mortarboard Editor
Glafyra Fernandez was chosen vice president of the Undergraduate Association and Sybil Kotkin was elected editor in chief of Mortarboard. Joan Borgenicht won the business manager post as 378 votes for vice presidency, 297 for editor, and 186 for business manager were cast.
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Glafyra Fernandez
Sybil Kotkin
Joan Borgenicht
Mortarboard
Miss Fernandez
Barnard
A.A
College Annual
Miss Kotkin
Wigs
Cues
Varsity Show Chorus Girls Curtain Up As Knickerbocker Plot
Barnard reviews of Columbia events skew toward satire but praise the Varsity Show. The Pony Ballet earns top honors while the chorus showcases sex appeal and humor. The plot centers on a Hollywood producer trying to derail Knickerbocker University before the Rose Bowl, using glamour and gin to influence the team, with a successful ending and a standout kaleidoscope sequence.
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Clytia A. Capraro
Barnard
Columbia
Pony Ballet
Knickerbocker University
B W R Presents Two One Act Comedies for War Relief
Today at 1 p.m. Brinkerhoff Theatre hosts two one act comedies She Dear Man and If a Great Life for British War Relief. Admission is 25 cents with Barnard Committee members collecting at the door for relief funds.
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Brinckerhoft Theatre
Barnard Committee For British War Relief
Bulletin Writer Will Dine With Chilean Diplomat
Bulletin writer Capraro has been active with Latin American features. Copies have been sent to consulates and Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, inviting dinner with Chilean Chancellor and seeking reprint permission.
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Bulletin
Will Dine
Capraro
Florence Fischman Clytia
Isleanor Roosevelt
Clytia
Chile
White House
Dominican Republic
United States
John Dos Passos
Americas
Can You Forget Our Dream Featured on WOR Broadcast
The Junior Show song Can You Forget Our Dream will air on the Double or Nothing Quiz Program next Sunday April 13 at 6 p.m. Lyrics by Alice Gershon, music by A Aurelia Maresca. Blanche Hartill sang it at this year's Junior Prom. Mary Hill solicits costume donations in room 756 Hewitt including skirts, suits, shirts, blouses, middies, lingerie, gym bloomers, and striped blazers.
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WOR
Alice Gershon
Aurelia Maresca
Blanche Hartill
Mary Hill
Hewitt
Sophomore Class Wins Greek Games
The sophomore class defeated the freshmen 55 to 45 to win the 39th Greek Games in the gym last Saturday. The halftime score stood 31-28 with the freshmen leading in the dance events. dance points were split across original music, attendance, main lyric, lyric reader, and costume categories.
Real acting emphasized by Kane in Brinckerhoff talk
Whitford Kane told Brinckerhoff Theatre audiences that true acting comes from strong characterization not thesis driven plays. He urged actors to be like a bottle of mineral water with a cork, and discussed his shift from whimsical roles to deeper portrayal and the effort required to master cynicism.
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John Galsworthy
Whitford Kane
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Minor W. Latham
Mr. Kane
Shaw
Sir Patrick Cullen
Galsworthy
Shakespeare
Mr. Kaneex
Barnard Ghosts Hint at White Dresses for Step Singing
White robed figures roam Barnard campus today and tomorrow as part of a plan urging students to bring white dresses for Step Singing. The gala event is set for May 29 with a seniors’ party preceding it. undergraduates, friends, dates, and families are invited to attend both events.
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Barnard
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Martha Messier
Gertrude Muhlhan
Diane Howell
Mary Calcott
Alice von Storch
Betty S¢lwyn
Laura Ponticorvo
Aphrodite
Rosemary Barnsdall
Betty Lowell
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