Barnard to Host Peace Rally Speakers and Polls
Barnard College announces a Friday demonstration with speakers Grattan and Waller focusing on pro ally policy while presenting isolationist views. Barnard Bulletin plans a peace survey, Columbia Peace Committee postpones the University wide roll, and participation is open to faculty and students with no attendance requirement.
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Barnard Bulletin
Columbia Peace Committee
Columbia Committee
Bulletin
Barnard
Union Theological Seminary
United Movement
Columbia
Voting Today For Athletic Association Officers
Voting continues today for the Athletic Association posts of vice president secretary treasurer and Camp and Health Chair men. Nominees include Helen Taft Patricia Draper Marie Walbridge for vice president Alice von Storch and Betty Elwyn for secretary and Mary Jo Jordan Gretchen Belyea for treasurer. Frances Murphy and Betty Smith were chosen to run for camp chairman.
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The
Athletic Association
Helen Taft
Patricia Draper
Marie Walbridge
Alice von Storch
Betty Elwyn
Mary Jo Jordan
Gretchen Belyea
Representative Assembly
Gretchen Relyea
Frances Murphy
Betty Smith
Bulletin
Latin Test For Tatlock Award Set For April 20
Examination for the Tatlock Prize in Latin will be held Saturday April 20 from 1 10 to 1 50 in Room 330 Milbank. It consists entirely of translation from Latin passages into English and is open to the entire College including freshmen. Competitors may sign up with Professor Gertrude Hirst.
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Milbank
Silver Bay Conference Sets Theme for June Week
Barnard students are invited to join the Silver Bay conference in Silver Bay New York during the week of June 12. The program centers on The Basis for a Realistic Religion with two seminar series on Bible study and Christian application in modern life. Signups are posted on Jake for participants.
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Silver Bay
Barnard
New York
Jake
Sara Allgood Praises Abbey Theater Group
Sara Allgood, star of Juno and the Paycock, spoke at Brinckerhoff Theater about the Abbey Theater and its original troupe. She recalled the early days when plays, playwrights, and funding aligned and noted current plays not matching former quality.
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Sara Allgood
Abbey Theater Group
Abbey Theater
Brinckerhoff Theater
Miss Allgood
Annie Nathan Meyer
Barnard
Club Hears Prof Highet on The Satirist's World
Professor Gilbert Highet addressed the Classical Club in the College Parlor on satire as a weapon of the individualist. He argued satire cannot apply to a modern world where people are treated as economic units and defined satire as an independent work criticizing society from a common sense view.
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Gilbert Highet
Classical Club
Urday
Higher
Dr. Highet
Annual Barbecue At Camp Will Climax Gala
Barnard College invites the Spring Week End events with Camp Will Climax and Land and Building Fund committees. On Sunday April 27 students tour Barnard Camp for the annual barbecue featuring chicken salad chips and ice cream cones. Day students pay 50 cents dormitory students 30 cents. buses depart Brooks Hall around 10:30 and return about six. Train return fare to Ossining is now one dollar.
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Barnard
Ossining
Negro Painting Exhibit in Odd Study Gallery
Cooperative Fine Arts Club and department faculty present a five painting show by contemporary Negro artists. The Harlem Community Art Center arranged the display featuring Norman Lewis The Kiss Ronald Joseph The Family Georgette Seabrooke Market Scene Aron Douglas Clara and Charles Alston Portrait.
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Fine Arts Club
Fine Arts
Harlem Community Art Center
Norman Lewis
Ronald Joseph
Georgette Seabrooke
Aron Douglas
Clara
Charles Alston
Student clubs elect new officers for coming year
Five clubs announced leadership changes last week. International Relations Club reelects Ellen Hammer 41 as president, with Louise Giventer 41 as combined recording secretary and publicity chair and Madeline Ryttenberg 41 as corresponding secretary. Other officers include Alice Gershon 42 treasurer and Helen Sheffield 43 poster chairman. Victoria Hughes 41 remains library chair. Music Club names Diana Klebanow 41 president with Phoebe Holden 41 as vice president. Aurelia Maresca 42 secretary, Rosalie Geller 43 treasurer, and Mary Jardin 41 publicity manager. The group also plans an annual operetta and a jazz program May 3 with Martin Greenstein of Columbia discussing its history with phonograph recordings. Newman Club elects Phyllis Wiegard 41 president. Dorothy Wilson 41 vice president, Barbara Heinzen 42 secretary, Marie-Germaine Hogan 42 publicity manager. Betty Clifford 41 re-elected treasurer.
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Ellen Hammer
International Relations Club
Louise Giventer
Madeline Ryttenberg
Secre
Diana Klebanow
Phoebe Holden
Aurelia Maresca
Rosalie Geller
Mary Jandrin
Martin Greenstein
Columbia
Newman Club
Phyllis Wiegard
Dorothy Wilson
Barbara’ Heinzen
Marie-Germaine Hogan
Betty Clifford
Treas
Essay Contest on China Future Open to Students
Five thousand dollars in cash prizes are offered for essays on Our Stake in the Future of China. The top prize totals 1200 for the writer and 300 to the submitting institution for Far Eastern books, with a possible round trip to China by Clipper. Second and third prizes are 750 and 500, plus ten prizes of 100 and twenty of 50. A distinguished board will judge.
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United States
China
Freshmen and Sophomores Face Greek Games Showdown
Tomorrow at three o'clock the freshman and sophomore classes contest in Greek Games on the oval. Last year's victor, class of 42, boosts the sophomores with confidence. Judges for music and dance are escorted by a line of students and faculty, including Professor Erskine and Miss Drozdoff, with costumes and lyrics judged by Professor Reilly and others.
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John Erskine
Nathalie Drozdoff
Harwood Simmons
Dorothy Boyle
Mary Maloney
Caroline Duncombe
Elspeth Davies
Meredith Wright
Louise Cobb
Ruth Taubenhaus
Ruth Abernathy
Evelyn Harrison
Ruth Landesman
Doris Humphrey
Bessie Schoenberg
Maude Vance
Florence Dubroft
Evelyn Hagmoe
Katherine Reilly
Doris Williams
Carville Robinson
Phyllis Mann
Gisela Richter
Martha Lawrence
John Burrell
Read’s Assistant to Dr Grant Succeeds Mrs Read
Mrs Martha Reed Coles will replace Mrs Dorothy K Read as Assistant to Dr Grant in the Office of Social Affairs. Barnard Class of 1937 graduate, she led as Undergraduate President, worked two years with Dr Alexis Carrel at the Rockefeller Institute, and is pursuing graduate zoology at Columbia University this year.
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Dorothy K. Read
Grant
Martha Reed Coles
Barnard
Coles
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute
Columbia University
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