Greek Games Scheduled for Tomorrow Afternoon
The article lists Greek Games roles for the Class of 1933 and 1934 with chairmen for each committee, including music by Gena Tenney and Edith Guildi, and announces winners of a lyric by Beatrice Lightbowne. Sophomore and freshman leaders, dancers, and judges are named, along with participants in pantomime and the chariot and torch races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dererhy Crook
Patricia Purvis
Sopho
Olga Bendix
Claricé . Stein
Miss Bendix
Artemis
Adele Butcher
Helen Cohalane
Miss Stein
Beatrice Lightbowne
Gena Tenney
Edith Guildi
Miss Tenney
Miss Guildi
Hinde Barnett
Margaret Martin
Helen Cahalane
Entemee
Aileen Pelletier
Jean Mac‘Dougall
Lucy Cores
Ruth ‘Sherburne
Ruth Thompson
Betty Krapp
Murporie Harley
Susan Lockwood
Jean
Katherine Bush
Anderson
Cures
Crawford
Daniell
D'Avella
Nowell
Muller
Roeser
Camacho
Gieser
Leatherwood
Polyzoides
Sachs
Sporn
Sweedris
Heitzman
Prussia
Brettingham
Jarvex
Howell
Robinson
Helen Walker
Stenberg
Thompson
Jean MacDougall
Betty Armstrong
Library Adds Book Titles to Collection
The library announces additions to the collection, listing numerous authors and works across subjects. Notable entries include Proust’s Swans Way and Within a Budding Grove, Richardson titles such as The Way Home and Honeycomb, and Rolvaag Peder Victorious, along with many other literary and scholarly works. These new acquisitions expand the Library’s holdings in literature, history, and social sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Porritt
House of
Pyrle
Quiller-Couch
Radcliffe
Udolpho
Ramirez
Anne Hutchinsean
Russell
Saavedra Fajardo
Republicaniteraria
Schmidt & Rose
Schneck
Seidel
Germany
Seton-Watson
New
Slovakia
Shay
Shelley
Harriet
Shimberg
Sitwell
Alexander
Pope
Smith
John
Jacob, Astor
Smuts
Dr Baron Describes Jewish Ghetto Life In Europe
Dr Baron outlines a historical view of European ghettos describing their walls isolating Jews from outside society. He argues roles in politics commerce agriculture and education were restricted and that Hebrew culture fostered higher literacy and self government within the imagined community.
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Dr. Baron
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