Year’s Officers Chosen by Five Clubs
Five student groups have elected officers for the coming year including Classical Club Menorah Wigs and Cues French Club and Spanish Club. Classical Club officers include Florence Pearl president Catherine Strateman secretary and Mabel Holmes treasurer with Pearl also active in multiple clubs and class activities. Strateman is a 1934 senior and has chaired Greek Games. Holmes is a 1933 basketball player and former American Legion delegate. Menorah selects Mildred Pearson president and Edythe Arbus vice president with Evelyn Cohn secretary and Betty Goldstein treasurer.
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Classical Club
Menorah
Wigs and Cues
Florence Pearl
Catherine Strateman
Mildred Pearson
Edythe Arbus
Evelyn Cohn
Betty Goldstein
Freema Baloff
Sec’y
Ruth Saberski
Miss Pearson
Libbie
Luncheon for Daughters Precedes Greek Games
The Reunion Committee of the Alumnae Association plans a luncheon for alumnae and daughters, with over 125 expected to attend. Miss Helen Erskine originated the event, which may become annual, followed by Greek Games and a tea for guests and students.
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Associaion
Helen Erskine
Alumnae Association
Wimmune
Democracy a Failure Says Roger Baldwin
Reports from a McMillan Theatre mass meeting show Roger Baldwin of the ACLU and Tom Connors of the IWW criticizing American democracy as industrial autocracy and decrying outside political forces on colleges. The Barnard Greek Games pageant is announced for tomorrow at Barnard Hall with elaborate Dionysus themed ceremonies and four choruses.
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McMillin Theatre
Columbia Chapter
America
Harlan and
Bell Counties
Roger Baldwin
American Civil Liberties Union
Tom Connors
General Defense Committee
Harlan County
Amicus
Harris
Butler
Beatrice. Tomnai
Hunter College Bulletin
Reed Harris
Hunter
Tammany Hall
Columbia
Upton Sinclair
Dionysus
Alumnae Questionnaire Issued Through Student Mail
Undergraduates are asked to fill the Alumnae Questionnaire and return it to Mrs Johns via Student Mail. The Alumnae Office stresses the importance of a large response and asks prompt completion of the forms.
Alumnae Tea Welcomes Senior Class At College Parlor
Prominent alumnae will attend a tea hosted by the Alumnae Association for the Senior Class on Monday from 4 to 5 30 at the College Parlor. The event inaugurates a monthly tea series organized by Miss Rhoda Erskine. Attendees include Dean Gildersleeve Professor Mullins and Alumnae Trustees, with Mrs Alice Duer Miller and other notable alumnae invited.
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Alumnae Association
Association
Dean Gildersleeve
George Walker Mullins
Alicé Duer ‘Miller
James. Lees Laidlaw
Frederick F. Nan de Water
Helen Gahagan
Aline McMahan
French Bohemians and Bourgeois Life Described at Tea
Professor Felix Gaiffe of the Sorbonne spoke at the French Club tea on life in Paris a century ago. He contrasted Bohemian quarters in the Quartier Latin with the bourgeois class, citing Dumas Gautier and De Nerval and noting tension between the two groups.
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Felix Gaiffe
Sorbonne
Columbia University
Gaiffe
Paris
Dumas, the Elder
Gautier
de Nerval
Greek Spirit Moves Westward to Gymnasium Chariots Assemble
Greek Spirit heads to Barnard gymnasium tomorrow for the Greek Games as freshmen and sophomores reenact a change of personality through charioteering. The event, tied to Plato's ideas on exercise and music for the soul, features chariots and tunics in a festive display before spring athletic activities resume.
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Barnard
Gymnasium
Barnard Gymnasium
Plato
College Elections Conclude Today Nominees for Mortarboard
Voting continues until four o clock in the Conference Room for the editor of Mortarboard and Business Manager plus Representatives at large. Nominees, selected by the Nominating Committee, include Helen Cahalane Jane Martin Anna H Johnstone Eleanor Dreyfus Barbara Smoot and Catherine Strateman all of 1934.
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Mortarboard
Helen Cahalane
Jane Martin
Eleanor Dreyfus
Barbara Smoot
Catherine Strateman
Anna H. Johnstone
Wigs and Cues
Rings
Diamond manufacture patent promises cheap gems
LY H. Barnett, a retired mining engineer, with Professor Ralph McKee of Columbia, reports a patented process to produce diamonds at about five dollars a carat. The team says speeded natural processes could cut costs, though jewelry use is not guaranteed. industry analysts note potential impact on the ornament market.
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LY H. Barnett
Ralph McKee
Chemical Engineering Department of
Columbia
McKee
Mt. ‘Barnett
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Civil Liberties Union
Representative Assembly
Marks
Columbia Chemical Engineering Department
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