Hebrew Congregation Announces Essay Contest
The Union of American Hebrew Congregations announces an essay contest for students. First prize is seventy five dollars, second prize in cash. Submit names and addresses to Rabbi Braunstein by the specified date. Topics include Jewish history, Judaism in America, world peace, and synagogue life. Essays must be 2000 words minimum, with multiple submissions allowed.
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Union of American Hebreast Congregations
Cvollars
Braunstein Heter
Ssav Ar i. Siew
America
le Tury
Far East
Rahiv Braunstein
Calendar item for April 14 rehearsal and Greek Games
Calendar entry notes an April 14 rehearsal for the L-tjlee Club and Univ. Orchestra meeting in Conference Room 3208 Greek Games near ndi.
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L—tjlee Club
4Us dUniv. Orch
Nearndi
April 15 Dress Rehearsal and Parter Scores Shown
Wednesday reveals a 711-Completé G.G. Dress Rehearsal with results 3-1 Enz and 32 Lite Parter 6-Eng 28. Theatre listings note performances and scores for the day.
New Fenikoit Tournament Planned At Barnard Hall
A spring Fenikoit tournament is planned with sign ups under Mor carboard, Barnard Quarterly, Bul ter Clubs, Wigs and Cues, and Glee Club or Cordmuters. Posters go up in Barnard Hall April 1 to start a running, total-score event culminating in a final day for top scorers.
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Ténikoit Tournamethais
Morcarboard
Barnard Quarterly
Bulter Clubs
French
Newman
Glee Club
Cordmuters
Ely
Wales
Igning
Ferster Om Barnard
College on Wheels Planned This Summer
Eight hundred college students and teachers enrolled in the 1931 Omnibus College sponsored by the University of Wichita and Southwestern College at Winfield Kansas. Dr William M Goldsmith directs a program traveling six thousand miles with university credit offered through twenty two Canadian and United States instructors. Mrs Aas Fi Goldsmith heads meals and cleaning staff while supervising meals in cafeteria cars. The first unit leaves Monday July 1 and returns September 1 with courses in biology American history and geography. The Omnibus College follows an objective method of study at camp sites or on historic or scenic locations with recreation planned.
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Dirphivhaut
University of Wichita
University
William M. Goldsmith
America
Eeceon
Getican
Aas Fi. Goldsmith
Southwestern Callece
Winfled
Kansas
Goldsmith
Omnihus College
Tare
Omaipus College
Classical Club To Hear Alumna Talk On Old Coins
Barnard College discussion features alumna and curator Mrs. Ngnes Baldwin Brew sharing insights on ancient currencies. She works as a research employee and coin collector with expertise in numismatics.
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Classical Club
Ngnes Baldwin Brew
Barnard
Mieslareniatt
Miu
Barnard Hale
Niznismatice
Greex Ins
Cassie
Che Ure
Dorm Students Hold Spring Formal Dance
Dormitories hosted a spring formal with students attending a tea dance on Saturday afternoon to conclude the weekend events. Patricia Wilson served as social chairman coordinating the activities and overseeing decorations.
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Speer
Patricia Wilson
Cial
Gormtnries
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Hebrew Congregation
Association
worohe—Studertt
Fenikoit
College On Wheels
Universities of
Nebraska
Wichita
Srepley’ Savings Bank
Brooklyn
New York
Florists
J. G. Papadem & Co. Florists
Broadway
115Th
116Th Streets
Corrigan Ae Academy
West 98Th Street
Clarkson
N. Y
BOOKS
College
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
York
West 36Th St
Livingston St. Bront
Morris Ave
New Rochelle
North Ave
East Orange
Washington PI
Duane
the College Chemists Inc
Boccaccio Decameron
C. F. Young School
Sidney Pl. Boro
Brooklyn Heights
N. Y. Main
Inez W. Donberg
West
110Th Street
Madame Suzanne
113Th Streets
Cathedral
Chas. Friedgen
Isabellen Tea Room
Biacake
114Th St
Sonia Lee
Brida
West 40Th Street
Lohden Bros., Inc
Confectioners
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