Louvain Assembly Addressed by President Butler
An impromptu songfest by T.C. Columbia and Barnard opened the Louvain Assembly on April 14. Columbia University Glee Club and Band performed as Mr Whitney Warren outlined plans to reconstruct the library with symbolic colors and a diagram. President Butler spoke on Louvain’s urgent need for a library and its significance.
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T.C. Columbia
Barnard
University Glee Club
Louvain
Hassinger
Columbia
Whitney Warren
Cardinal Mercier
America
Warren
Butler
Louvasin
Christopher Morley Speaks to Students at Brinkerhoff
Christopher Morley of the New York Post lectured at Brinkerhoff Theatre on informal essay writing. He urged aspiring writers to revive letter writing as practical training and to value casual gossip and a universal human touch in essays.
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Christopher Morley
New York Post
Brinkerhoff Theatre
Morley
Pepys
Edna Trull Named Y M C A Delegate to National Convention
Edna Trull has been chosen by the Y M C A as Barnard College representative and Student Assembly delegate to attend the national convention at Hot Springs. The selection highlights Trull's prominent role within the college and the wider student body.
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Edna Trull
BE. Y. M
Barnard
Hot “Springs
Sophomore Greek Games Return With 55 to 45 Victory
April 7 coverage details Greek Games at Barnard College where Sophomores won 55 to 45. Mentions organizers Miss Larson Helen Nimer and Margaret Irish, performances by Lucia Alzamora Marie Wallfield Janet Mirsky and a new Pan American procession. NotesMixed success in freshmen entrance and two dances, with praise for athletic balance and energetic spirit amid occasional staging challenges.
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Miss Larson
Helen, Nimer
Margaret
Lucia Alzamora
Marie Wallfield
Janet Mirsky
Barnard
Freshmen Beat Sophomores In First Baseball Game
The freshmen defeated the sophomores 27 to 22 in the season opener on March 30 showing stronger field work and sharp pitching by Fern Yates. The sophomores rallied in the fifth but faded in the final inning.
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Fern Yates
Sophs
Students Present Curriculum to College Students
On April 4 the Curricular Committee appointed by Student Council presented their suggested program of studies to the Committee on Instruction. The plan aims to broaden freshman exposure, allow department experience, deepen junior and senior study, and promote correlated, synthetic treatment of facts.
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Student Council
Committee On Instruction
Cast Chosen for Spring Production by Wigs and Cues
Wigs and Cues selects casts for Great Catherine by Bernard Shaw to be staged Friday and Saturday April 28 and 29. A one act Aria da Capo by Edna St. Vincent Millay will be presented the same evenings. Cast lists include Patiomkin Florence Seligman Great Catherine Margaret Moseley Williams Verinka Seyvadeus Ruth Ackerman Capt Edstaston Denver Frankel Sergeant Selina Calder CHAISE Alice Mandham Naryshkin Louise Schlichting Princess Dashuod Rene Hutchison Lady in Waiting Charline Edwards Marion Choate.
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Bernard Shaw
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Margaret
Moseley Williams
Varinka Sa Seyvadeus
Ruth Ackerman
Edstaston
Denver Frankel
Ceeeeesees
Selina Calder Chaise
Alice Mandham Naryshkin
Louise Schlichting
Princess Dashuod
Renee
Eva’ Hutchison
Charline
Edwards Guardias Eet
Marion Choate
John Erskine to Address Today’s Assembly on Shelley
A college assembly is set for April 11 at 1 10 o clock where Professor John Erskine will discuss Shelley. The address commemorates the century since the poet’s death in the summer of 1822.
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John
Erskine
Shelley
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M. Wallfield
E. Curtis
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Cauldwell
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Auerbach
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Edyther Sheehan
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Agnes Grant
Viola, Travis
Beatrice ‘Clark
Catherine Patiomkin
Florence Seligman
Catherine
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