Greek Games at Barnard College conclude in pageant arena
Barnard College held the traditional Greek Games on Saturday April 6 in the College Gym. Freshmen and sophomores competed in chariot races and dances with elaborate costumes while Priestesses Barbara Binney and Irene Mary Lange led rituals. Entrants Frances Lattman and Katherine Schoint led the pageant. scoring favored participation. Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve cheered both sides.
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Barnard College
Fusia
Barbara Binney
Irene Mary Lange
Regge McKay
Frances Lattman
Katherine Schoint
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Japan
Dance Group to Demonstrate At Floral Park And McMiffin
Marie-Anne Phelps announces the Dance Group will perform tomorrow at Sewanhaka High School Floral Park and again Thursday evening May 2 at McMiffin Theater. The demonstrations aim to spark student interest in dance and form a Barnard style course. The group features Frances Holmgren Leora Dana Marie-Anne Phelps Margaret Tracris Priscilla Block Rosalind Brueck Cecilia Diaz Betty Barras Madeline Thomas Stephanie Zink Marina Christman Marion Gluck Eva Maze Irma Berkowitz Joyce Walsh.
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Marie-Anne Phelps
Sewanhaka High School
Floral Park
Long Island
Barnard
Frances Holmgren
Leora Dana
Margaret Tracris
Priscilla Block
Rosalind Brueck
Cecilia Diaz
Betty Barras
Madeline Thomas
Stephanie Zink
Marina Christman
Marion Gluck
Eva Maze
Irma Berkowitz
Joyce Walsh
Jane White Addresses Drama Students in Chapel Talk
Jane White, star of Lillian Hellman’s Strange Fruit, spoke on The Theatre and Allied Arts in Chapel last Thursday. She urged would be actors to view theatre as a social force and craft, not just a job, and to study drama history while embracing acting as revelation and self expression.
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Jane White
Lillian Hellman
Theatre and Allied Arts
Chapel
Miss White
Barnard Class To Elect Alumnae Fund Representatives
Barnard College announces a class meeting tomorrow at 1 PM in Milbank room 139. Senior gift vote and Senior Week plans, Ivy Ceremony May 31, outlined by President Louise DuBois.
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Barnard
Milbank
Louise DuBois
Evi Bossanyi
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Ann Price
Alice Hansen
Nhxt
Standing Committees Seeks Students for U A Positions
Students interested in serving on Undergraduate Association standing committees may contact Caral Johns or Mary Harry or sign the notice on the Undergraduate Bulletin Board in Barnard Hall. Committees include Eligibility Assemblies Archives and the College Song Leader post.
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Caral Johns
Mary Harry
Barnard Hall
Jake
Dean Gildersleeve Returns April 4 Barnard College
Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve returns to Barnard College at 11 30 am Thursday April 4 after about a month away while serving on a educators committee chaired by George Stoddard to study the Japanese system of education The dean flew there by plane and arrived in Washington on Wednesday night April 8 before landing at La Guardia The missing time included attendance at the San Francisco Conference where she was the only woman on the U S delegation Dr Louise H Gregory has served as acting dean during the absence Senior Week participants must sign the poster by April 12 and Dean Gildersleeve is expected to attend Greek Games this year
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Barnard College
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
la Guardia Field
George Stoddard
San Francisco
Dean Gilders
United States
Barnard
Barnard Club to Show French Films for WSSF Drive
The Barnard French Club presents Letter From Paris and Next Time We See Paris on April 23 at 4 PM in Brinkerhoff Theatre. Proceeds support the WSSF Drive. Claude Alphand performs in Next Time We See Paris with the Paris Underground song Si tu vas a Paris.
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Barnard French Club
WSSF
Brinkerhoff Theatre
Lucienne Coen
Claude Alphand
Frante
Peace Committee draws 450 students for campus meeting
The Permanent Peace Committee of Columbia held a noon Wednesday gathering with 450 students. Speakers Car can Doren, William Gadmor, and Alice Horton addressed the UN crisis and policy of firm action. Terry Berlin reported 119 members signed up, and Duane Faw Jee Hagerty Hady Shapiro June Bowlsley were elected to executive roles.
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Permanent Peace Conteenes
Columbia
Car Can Doren
Wiliam Gadmor
Alice Horton
United States
United Nations
Terry Berlin
Law School
Gailmor
Argentina
Spain
Greece
Indonesia
Berlin
Duane Faw
Jee Hagerty
Hady Shapiro
June Bowsley
Debaters Set To Rule On Outlawing Public Service Strikes
Barnard College and Columbia University prepare a debate on outlawing strikes in public services. Barnard adopts the affirmative with Helen De Vries Betty Campion and Margarita Tiernan speaking. The Columbian team plans to counter. Judges from the faculty are to be announced. The session is open to all university members.
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Barnard-Columbia
Dodge Room
Karl Hall
Barnard
Helen de Vries
Betty Campion
Margarita Tiernan
Columbian
Jane Lacey
Liberal Club Hears Huberman On Unions Talk
The Liberal Club invites the college community to hear labor expert Huberman discuss the structure and function of modern unions. Huberman, former Columbia University social science chair and author of The Truth About Unions, will speak in the College Parlor at 4 tomorrow afternoon April 4.
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Liberal Club
Huberman
Leo Huberman
Department of Social Science
New College
Columbia University
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