GACT Undergraduate Association Officers Elected
The GACT Undergraduate Association elected officers after April 7 and 8 balloting. Helen Phelps 1933 was chosen vice president. Margaret Gristede 1934 as treasurer and Thomasine Campbell 1935 as secretary. Votes were 192 for vice president 186 for treasurer and 154 for secretary.
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Helen Phelps
Margaret, Gristede
Thomasine Campbell
Miss Phelps
Newman Club
New York Province
Mortarbard
Wiss - * Cues
Miss Campbell
Mortarboard
Bulletin
Milbank Hall
New Spring Tennis Consolation Tournament Planned
The spring tennis tourney will start Tuesday April 19 with a consolation format. Players disqualified from regular play are paired for impact matches to determine their title, aiming to include all interested players regardless of ability. Participants should sign up this week with class managers Jones, Madlyn Milner, Len Gakialane, and Angela Folsom coordinating scheduling before semester end.
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Aileen Pelletier
College
Ita
Angela
Folsom
Anagers
Dr Shotwell Ends Alumnae Lecture Series With Nationalism Debate
Prof. Shotwell delivered the final Alumnae Association lecture discussing inter nationalist crises and the roles of the World Court the League of Nations and the Kellogg Briand Pact. He argued Article 16 of the Covenant limits but may need revision and criticized reliance on secret diplomacy in promoting peaceful dispute settlement.
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Prof
Shotwell
Alumnae Association
World Court
League of Nations
Roosevelt
United States
Stimson
Japan
Wigs and Cues Announces Spring Junior Show
Wigs and Cues presents the Junior Show of the class of 1921 titled Minus the Highness or Love is King at Barnard. The first Junior Show written and produced there by the group, to be staged April 29 coached by Phyllis Machlin with two of the five original authors assisting. A single afternoon performance is planned with a possible evening show also announced.
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Barnard
Cues
Phyllis Machlin
Avill
Greek Games Entrance Innovations Highlight Sophomore Freshman Contests
The annual Greek Games on Saturday April 16 features four choruses drawn from both classes and a frieze around the altar. Roselle Riggin 1935 is chosen reader of the prize lyric, earning Freshmen a point. Sophomores win twelve for Entrance Music by Beatrice Scheer and Carolyn Potter.
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Dionysus
Roselle Riggin
Beatrice Scheer
Carolyn Potter
Student pledges raise over $1000 for fellowship grants
Angeline Bouchard reports the student fellowship drive closed on April 6 with pledges totaling over $1000. Freshmen led with $223.50, while Juniors and Sophomores each gave $212.50. Seniors pledged $161.25 and unclassified students $14.50. Faculty contributed $131, including $25 from Miss Li Susan Stebbing of Bedford College. Frances Smith and Ella Betty Sanders receive fellowships. drive aims were $2000 but a reserve allows awarding next year despite shortfall.
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Li Susan Stebbing
Bedford College
University of London
Philosphy
Frances Smith
School of Economics
Ella Betty Sanders
Amsterdam
Holland
Barnard
Miss Bouchard
Helen Mooney
Elsie Rapp
Beatrice Sykora
Margaret Gristede
Diana Campbell
Elizabeth Bullowa
Seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Barnard Chapter meeting
Eighteen members of the class of 1932 were elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Barnard Chapter, Barnard Hall. The list includes Helen Block Madeleine Gilmore Ade line Heffelfinger Helen Hennefrand Vera A Joseph Helene Margaret Marion Lois Mason Olga K Maurer Evelyn Raskin Sarah Rubin Olga Schweizer Miriam Schild Lorraine Smith Madeleine Stern Mrs Elzie S Stix Catherine Riegger Margaret Young Hellne Zahler. Virginia Harrington presides. Miss Pallister secretary. elections will continue later in the year. Duror and Murray fellowships awarded to Block and Lorraine Smith respectively.
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Phi ‘Beta Kappa
Barnard
Barnard Hall
Line Heffelfinger
Helen Hennefrand
Vera A. . Joseph
Helene Margaret
Marion Lois Mason
Olga K. Maurer
Evelyn Raskin
Sarah ” Rubin
Olga Schweizer
Miriam Schild
Lorraine Smith
Madeleine Stern
Elzie S. Stix
Catherine Riegger
Margaret
Phi Beta Kappa list named in first election
Barnard College will suspend all classes on Saturday morning April 16 for Greek Games, authorized by President V C Gildersleeve. Dean confirms the suspension.
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Barnard College
V. C. ‘Gildersleeve
Plans For A Pleasant Existence In Arranging Courses
Advice on easing stress while planning next year's program of courses. Stay disciplined, avoid overambition, watch schedules, schedule gym between free periods, and let faculty handle group requirements while communicating with family thoughtfully.
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Barnard
Final Protest On Reed Harris Sparks Campus Demonstration
Supporters of Reed Harris and administration sympathizers hold a peaceful Friday rally on the Columbia campus near Hamilton Hall. Speakers including David Jones and Robert Smith urged Hawkes to reconsider the Harris expulsion while other students called for free speech and an investigation of dining rooms and campus governance.
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Reed Harris
Columbia
Spectator
John Jay
Hamilton Hall
Dean Hawkes
Harris
Ralph Hewitt
David Jones
Robert
C. C W. Smith
Hawkes
John
Donovan
Howard
Westwood
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Gact Undergraduate Association Officers
Dr.shotwell
America
League of "Nations
Washington
Army Party
Hoops
Angeline Bouchard
Schol
Astic Fraternity
Helen Block
Madeleine Gilmore
Ade
Duror
Lorraine Kline Smith
PhiBeta K
Appa iChapter
Supporters’ of Dean Meet
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