Peace Plans for April 19 Uider Way Assembly
The Student Council plans an all-college peace rally on Friday April 19 at elev o'clock. A university wide demonstration is organized with a student chair presiding and speakers to be announced, including a sociologist a pro Ally and a strict isolationist. The Columbia Peace Committee Led by Edward Ethell continues its drive with 2000 ballots to gauge student peace viewpoints and Professor Harry Carman to chair the rally.
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Girlium
Peace Committee
Barnard
Columbia Peace Committee
Bulletin
Edward Ethell
Spectator
Harry J. Carman
Wigs And Cues Amateurs Stage Home Grown Plays
Doris Prochaska notes the spring Wigs and Cues program by Professor Minor Latham's class in playwriting. The night featured three one act plays and a curtain-raiser with strong acting, staging, and direction.
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Doris Prochaska
Shaw
Galsworthy
Minor Latham
Ninetta di Benedetto 39
Irene Lyons
Beatrice Belis
Carolyn Brackenridge
Roberta Hadley
Pacific
Margaret Eitelbach
Rosemary Barnsdall
Kliemand and Sy h Seek UCA Presidency
Ahi Kliemand '41 and John I Sy h of Columbia '41 announce their candidacies for president of the United Christian Association. Voting occurs this Thursday with active members eligible by mail ballot. Other nominees include Egg Pratt '42 Enid Pugh '42 for corresponding secretary and Dorothy Sheffield '43 for recording secretary, as Open House resumes Thursday afternoon in Earl Hall.
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Ahi Kliemand
John I Sy +h
Columbia
Cnity Christian Association
Barnard
Egg Pratt
Enid Pugh
Dorothy Sheffield
Poly Th Ho Hy
Egular
Earl Hall
Life Begins in Forty at Columbia College
A Colum bia College show titled Life Begins in Forty mesmerizes with a witty air and a ledger of political satire. The college audience enjoys a New Deal tone as Walter Pitkin and a playful script by diamond illuminate a staged Die s Committee theme.
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Miriam Weber
Diamond
Columbia College
Walter Pitkin
Dies Committee
Forty-Eight
Mr. Diamond
Geer Addresses Barnard Union on Peace and Theatre
Will Geer, star of Tobacco Road, spoke at a Barnard Student Union luncheon on Friday about peace and the theatre. He traced the stage world’s wartime activity, civil-liberties abridgments, and propaganda concerns, urging youth involvement in antiwar organizations.
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Will Geer
Tobacco Road
Barnard Student Union
Geer
Mr. Geer
America
Flair For Dramatic Enlivens Hechler's Class in Politics
Rita Roher notes Kenneth Hechler leads Government 7 and 8 as a live classroom drama. The course features informal discussions with William Allen White Wendell Wilkie and James Farley and invites Miss Fola La Follette to discuss Wisconsin politics and the La Follettes.
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Rita Roher
Kenneth Hechler
Hechler
William Allen White
City of
Flint
City Hall
Newbold Morris
The
Commonwealth and Southern
Wendall Wilkie
Invite Alumnae To Spring Dance At College
Alumnae and undergraduates may attend the Spring Dance on April 27. Patricia Lambdin 41, chair, says bids cost 2.25 and may be secured by writing Miss Lambdin via Student Mail. Committee includes Anne Meding 40 publicity and others handling programs, decorations, refreshments, patrons, and arrangements for the orchestra to be chosen this week. Dancing runs from 9 to 1.
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Patricia Lambdin
Miss Lambdin
Anne Meding
Doris Noakes
Tousses van Baalen
Betty Throop
Winifred Bach
Carolyn Brack
Peggy Pardee Bates
Natalie Salley
Fresh Lead 3 1 In Games At Greek Weekend
Freshmen lead by seven as Greek Games approach with rehearsals and ticket sales. Sophomore and final combined rehearsals set for tonight and tomorrow in the gym. Juniors and seniors may buy one dollar tickets today. outsiders pay one fifty. Programs twenty five cents from next Wednesday through Saturday gates. Judges announced by Alice Harte 42 with a panel spanning athletics costumes dance lyrics and music. Upperclassmen listed as escorts include seniors and juniors by name.
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Alice Harte
Elspeth Davies
Louise Cobb
Grace Jones
Gisela Richter
Katherine Reilley
Carville Robinson
Doris Humphrey
Bessie Schoenberg
Ruth Landesman
Margaret Fishback
Freda Kirchwey
Professor Burrell
John Erskine
Nathalie Drozdoff
Harwood Simmons
Dorothy Boyle
Florence Dubroff
Caroline Duncombe
Helen Geer
Evelyn Hagmoe
Nanette Hodgman
Mary Maloney
Olga
Williams Wils Head Interfaith Council Leader Elected
Doris Williams 41 was elected president of the new Interfaith Council at a Student Council meeting on Friday.
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Williams Wils
Interfaith Council
Doris Williams
Elections Elect Bostelmann Barrett Roher Editors Elect
Adeline Bostelmann was elected Vice-President of the Undergraduate Association. Grace Barrett and Doris Burley were elected editor and business manager of Mortarboard. Rita Roher was chosen editor of Quarterly. Installation set for April 16 in the gymnasium as votes were tallied.
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Adeline Bostelmann
Grace Barrett
Doris Burley
Mortarboard
Rita Roher
Representative Assembly
Miss Bostelmann
Athletic Association
Miss Barrett
Bulletin
About Town
Community Chest Committee
Miss Burley
Episcopal Club
Glee Club
Miss Roher
The
Gretchen Relyea
Mary Jo Jordan
Helen Taft
Patricia Draper
Marie Louise Walbridge
Alice von Stork
Betty Elwyn
Grace Barrett, Secretary of the Community Chest
Community Chest
Seniors Hear Miss Wayman Today Special Meeting
Seniors are reminded of a special meeting with Miss Wayman on Tuesday April 9 at 1 00 pm in 304 Barnard. Please be prompt. Registration for the spring term in Physical Education is Thursday April 11 from 9 00 to 1 00 and 2 00 to 4 00 in the gymnasium.
Frolic to Feature Three Little Fishes Water Carnival
Grace Maresca announces the annual water carnival themed The Three Little Fishes Go to School. Students may sign up for water polo diving or regular swimming events. The carnival is scheduled for May 8.
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Three Little Fishes
Grace Maresca
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