News Board Names and Class Years for Students
The board lists students including Jean Ackermann 41 Grace Barrett 42 Beverly Baff 41 Ruth Blumner 41 Ellen Davis 41 Dorothy Eckley 742 Shirley Ellenhagen 40 Jane Goldstein 41 Alice Harte 42 Helen Kandel 42 Lillian Kates 42 Elizabeth Koenig 41 Irene Lyons 41 Miriam Margolies 40 Marion Pratt 40 Elizabeth Price 41 Doris Prochaska 41 Helene Rothenberg 41 Zenia Sachs 42 Dorothy Sherman 42 Ruth Joy Sedgwick 40 Mary Smith 741 Louise Volcker 40 Olga Scheiner 40 with class years shown.
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Jean Ackermann
Grace Barrett
Beverly Baff
Ruth Blumner
Ellen Davis
Dorothy Eckley
Shirley Ellenhagen
Jane Goldstein
Alice Harte
Helen Kandel
Lillian Kates
Elizabeth Koenig
Irene Lyons
Miriam Margolies
Marion Pratt
Elizabeth Price
Doris Prochaska
Helene Rothenberg
Zenia Sachs
Dorothy Sherman
Ruth Joy Sedgwick
Mary Smith
Louise Volcker
Olga Scheiner
Names list from a 1930s editor page
A fragmented ledger of names and years appears, mentioning Phyllis Rappaport Marjorie Dasidaw Evelyn Sarian Norma Raymond Ruth Blumner Charlotte Nillanyi Roberta Hadley Marjorie Davis Ellen Hammer Fay Henle Phyllis Kenner Naomi Letsky with class year markers such as 39 40 41 49 740. The piece reads like a school or organization roster from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Rappaport
Marjorie Dasidaw
Evelyn Sarian
Norma Raymond
Ruth Blumner
Charlotte Nillanyi
Roberta Hadley
Marjorie Davis
Ellen Hammer
Fay Henle
Phyllis Kenner
Naomi Letsky
Advertising and Circulation Staff Names List
Excerpt lists advertising price staff and circulation managers with several names and addresses including Jean Hollander Emma Smith Phyllis Kenner Patricia Wringworth Helene Gottesman Elizabeth Smith Louise Salet Betty Stengel Mildred Kolodny and 742 address notation. The fragment appears in a historical newspaper style with partial lines and years such as 39 42 41.
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Extrapeth Price
Jean Hollander
Emma Smith
Phyllis Kenner
Patricia Wringworth
Helene Gottesman
Elizabeth Smith
Louise Salet
Betty Stengel
Mildred Kolodny
Call for University Conference on Columbia Issues
The University Legislative Conference invites all branches of Columbia to share views on security religion education and peace. The two day event aims to unite students and faculty through democratic debate, with concrete proposals pending in Congress and state legislature. Participation from all colleges and groups is encouraged to prove Columbia is an active unified community.
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University Legislative Conference
Columbia
Congress
Columbia University
A. K
Verities by Mildred Rubinstein
Poem laments senior blues as graduates face a future of schooling, job search, or marriage. The speaker vents about aging, campus changes, and the pressures of post graduation life without a pension or support.
Farewell to the School Year Anthem of Change
A reflective poem bids farewell to old routines and symbols of school life. It laments curfews, exams, and posters while embracing a push toward broader experiences beyond ivory towers, signaling a shift from student apathy to new horizons.
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Ivory Towers
Continuity in the Academic Life at Columbia
The passage reflects on horizontal and vertical continuity in academic life. A Columbia University student, now around sixty, inherited funds to live if he studied for life and has taken at least one course each year for over forty years, illustrating long term intellectual commitment.
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Columbia University
Columbia
University legislative conference to unite colleges
Readers discuss a campus conference as a method to unite all colleges for discussion. Several voices praise the idea for leadership and timely action while others doubt its impact or desire broader participation and publicity.
Mozart Paris Symphony on Columbia with Beecham
A Columbia recording of Mozart Symphony No. 31 in D major K 297, Paris, conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham with the Scondon Philharmonic Orchestra. The review praises its lively Allegro Assai and Italianate final movement, noting charm and youthful brilliance despite its lighter maturity. Also praised is Brahms Variations on a Theme by Haydn Op. 56 performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra under J Weingartner.
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Columbia
Scondon Philharmonic Orchestra
Thomas Beecham
Paris
Mozart
France
Haydn
London Philharmonicchestra
J. Weingartner
Brahms
WPA Federal Theatre Project
Delante
Helen Tamiris
Daly’s
Adelante
Miss Tamir
Matons
Arov
Genevieve Pitot
Alexan Jones
I. A. Hirmann
Mel
Friends
Dmitri Shostakovich
Nold Schoenberg
Roy
American Lyric Theatre To Open May 18 In New York
A new nonprofit group forms The American Lyric Theatre to bridge popular musical comedy and grand opera. The first season opens May 18 in New York with The Devil and Daniel Webster and Susanna, Dont You Cry. The venture aims to present folk operas and lyric dramas, with substantial funding underway to raise about $120,000.
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American Lyric Theatre
America
American Lyric Theatre, Inc
League of Composers
Stephen Vincent Benet
Sarah Newmeyer
Douglas Moore
Clarence Loomis
Fritz Reiner
Lincoln Kirstein
Robert Edmond Jones
Hall Johnson
New York City
the Devil
Daniel Webster
Susanna
Stephen Foster
Ballet Caravan
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Flora Ginsburg
Evelyn Hoote
Ara Ponchelet
Bee Eens
Mildred Rubinstein 2
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Eease
Fiorence Duhroff
Ruth Hershneld
Dorothy Preis
Barbara Reade
Minam Weber
Tulia Edwards
Rita Roher
Helen Rome
Geraldine Sax
Naom Sells
News Board
Eas Beneeeee
National Advertising Service, Inc. College Publishers
Madison Ave
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
By Mildred Rubinstein
Ority
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N. R
A.C.C
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Barnard
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Philharmonic Symphony Society
John Barbirolli
Georges Enesco
Serge Prokofieff
Albert Stoessel
Simon Rarer
Robert Casadesus
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco
Anna Dorfman
Walter Gieseking
Myra Hess
Ernest Hutcheson
Vladimir Horowitz
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Dolf Serkin
Ethel Bartlett
Rae Robertson
Josef
Rosina Likvinne
Fritz Kreisler
Yehudi Menuhin
Erika Morini
Robert Viroy 1
Zino Francescatti
Anatol Kaminsky
Michel Piastro
John 1Rigliano
Emanuel Feuermann
Joseph Schuster
Sigurd M. Rascher
Federal Theatre Project
Adelphi Theatre
George Kondolf
Harold Hecht
H. Gordon -Graham
Lee Warner
Ned Lehac
Robert Sour
Dave Lesan
Turner Brulick
Herbert Andrews
Mary Merrill
Harold Hechz
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