Miss Alessi Recounts Spain Experiences in Letter
A Barnard College scholar writes from Madrid in 1931 about studying at Centro de Estudios Históricos during Spain's upheavals. She notes university closures, government shifts, the king's anxiety, and personal adjustments like dropping art and language courses while reading novellas and reflecting on four years at Barnard shaping adaptability and social ease.
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Questons
Centro de’ Estudios Historicos
Central University
Berenguer
Escorial
la Reina Cristina
Barnard
Senior Play Tryouts Set For April Seventeenth At Brinckerhoff
Plans for the senior play The Romantic Age by A A Milne move ahead with auditions April 17 from 4 to 6 AM in Brinckerhoff Theatre. Eligible seniors despite exams may audition and join committees limited by current work.
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Milne
A. A. Milne
Brinckerhog Theatre
Lawrence Cecil
Lawrence Ceécit
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Springtime hop advert invites bids and signups
Fragmentary ad copy references a spring event with a playful line about beauty and bid price. It notes three dollars for a bid and encourages signing up with ADA sponsorship and invites readers to join the assemblage by today.
Model League Holds Sixth Annual Meeting at Princeton
The conference concluded with a banquet led by President John Grier Hibben as the Indian resolution backing global Briand plan extension drew majority support but failed to reach unanimity. Speakers included James G. MacDonald and Colonel Henry Breckinridge, and Polish Corridor talks prompted delegation withdrawals followed by compromises. The seventh assembly is slated for March 1932 at the University of Rochester.
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Miss Auerbach
John Grier Hibben
Princeton
James G. MacDonald
The
Foreign Policy Association
Henry Breckinridge
America
League of Nations
League
University of Rochester
Tatlock Prize Examination Set For April 25
The Tatlock Prize Latin translation exam will be held Saturday April 25 from 1 10 to 4 10 in Room 330 open to all College members including Freshmen not required to take Latin. Names should be given to Professor Goodale. Romaine Prize for Greek Translation offered this term. interested competitors should submit names promptly. Gertrude Hirst, Chairman Tatlock Prize Committee.
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Goodale
Benjamin F. Romaine
Gertrude Hirst
Tatlock Prize Comittee
Dean Mullins Urges Student Program Choices for Next Year
Acting dean Mullins spoke to the Freshman Class on March 31 about selecting programs for the coming year. He highlighted key dates April 13 14 for the new catalogue April 21 adviser meetings at noon the week of April 21 program filing after advising May 8 foreign language exam. Advisers assist but students bear responsibility for their plans.
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Mullins
Barnard
Musical Entertainment Planned for Assembly
The Columbia Ensemble Group will perform at the Assembly on Tuesday April 14 at 1 pm in the Gymnasium. The program opens with a Violin Clarinet and Piano trio by Professor Daniel Gregory Mason played by Cittler Harwood Simmons and Leslie Lickfold. Franck’s Sonata in A major will feature Dittler and Lickfold.
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Columbia Ensemble
Daniel Gregory Mason
Mr. Cittler
Harwood Simmons
Leslie Lickfold
Cesar Franck
Mr. Dittler
Mr. Lickfold
Raymond Moley Named Assistant to Seabury
Raymond Moley named assistant to Seabury amid discussion of the Magistrate's court. The piece notes over 600,000 cases run through 20 Manhattan and Bronx courts, spanning homicides to city ordinance violations.
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Raymond Moley
Seabury
Manhattan
Bronx
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Ruth Schoen
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Jean Stone
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