Seven College Delegates to Attend Barnard Greek Games
Representatives from Radcliffe Vassar Smith Wellesley Mt Holyoke and Bryn Mawr join Barnard guests for Greek Games on April 18. Luncheon tea dinner at Hewitt Hall plus services at Riverside Church or St John the Divine. Barnard sends twelve delegates led by Sally Vredenburgh Else Zorn Dorothy.
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Radcliffe
Vassar
Smith
Wellesley
Mt. Holyoke
Bryn Mawr
Barnard College
Hewitt
Hall
Riverside Church
Sally Vredenburgh
Else Zorn
Dorothy
Adaline Heffelfinger Receives Geneva Scholarship Stipend
The Dean’s notice states Miss Madeleine Gilmore declines the Geneva Scholarship due to a prior Geneva award. Adaline Heffelfinger, named as alternate, will receive the stipend instead, with Heffelfinger active on Barnard committees and student representation roles.
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Adaline Heffelfinger
Geneva
Madeleine
Gilmore
Students International
Upton
Adaline
Heffelfinger
Cooperation proposed as panacea for world peace
Professor Mendelsohn-Bartholdy of the University of Hamburg urged cooperation on a large scale to earn respect among nations. He proposed a joint mandatory to be held over central Africa by European powers, and criticized the League of Nations as a soporific while urging real world cooperation. He cited Versailles and Hague Tribunal ties and noted tariff disputes in Austro-German plans.
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Mendelsohn-Bartholdy
University of Hamburg
Bartholdy
Central
Africa
Europe
Hague Tribunal
Institute of Foreign Policy
Hamburg
France
Germany
Versailles
Hague
Léague of Nations
League of Nations
Changes Marked in Catalogue for 1931 32
The Winter and Spring Sessions 1931 1932 catalogue lists new faculty additions Evelyn Behrens Isabelle Wyzewska Margaret Rich Delia Marble Sara Passmore Jean Agnew Nancy Coit and promotes Tracy Hazen Helen Parkhurst to associate ranks. It notes curriculum changes including a Cicero and Ovid course and a senior year English 232 equivalent course. schedule hour changes are also listed.
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Evelyn Behrens
Isabelle Wyzewska
Margaret E. Rich
Delia W. Marble
Sara F. Passmore
Jean Agnew
Nancy Coit
Tracy
E. Hazen
Helen Huss Parkhurst
Columbia
Installation to be held April 22 at Barnard Hall
The Tintallation ceremony will install newly elected officers Wednesday April 22 in 304 Barnard Hall. Miss Rally Vredenburgh welcomes, Miss Dorothy Harrison presents Barnard Bear Pin, oath of office to future Representative Assembly members, Miss Frances Smith becomes Undergraduate President for 1931 32, Miss Smith to speak, tea to follow in the College Parlor.
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Barnard Hall
Rally Vredenburgh
Dorothy Harrison
Barnard
Miss Vredenburgh
Members of Representative Assembly
Frances Smith
Miss Smith
Greek Games to Honor Artemis Dignified by 1933 Pageant
Representatives from six other leading colleges will attend Greek Games tomorrow afternoon. Patricia Purvis and Dorothy Crook chair freshmen and sophomore classes. Artemis is the chosen goddess for this year as themes for entrance, dances, lyrics, and chariot stories. Four hundred seniors and juniors will participate in a pageant continuing a 28 year tradition started by the Class of 1905.
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Artemis
Marion Strong
Yates
Finan
Senior Play Casting Today for The Romantic Age
Casting for the senior play The Romantic Age will occur today only. Tryouts start at 4 00 p.m. in the theatre.
Miss Dorothy B Smith Named Junior Month Representative
Miss Dorothy B Smith of the Junior Class is chosen as Junior Month Representative with Dorothy Kramm of the Junior Class as alternate. G W Mullins serves as Acting Dean.
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Dorothy B. Smith
Dorothy Kramm
G. W. ‘Mullins
Barnardite Finds Spring Cleanliness In College Jungle
A spring revelation notes campus buildings gleaming with extraordinary cleanliness. The narrator observes pristine corridors as workers scrub floors and mirrors while students roam the boardwalk and grass, marveling at the spotless environment and the ongoing scrubbing ritual.
Elzie Stix Named Editor of Barnard Quarterly
Elzie Stix was elected editor of Barnard Quarterly. She has excelled in athletics academics and extracurriculars and has served on the Quarterly staff for a year. The other nominees were Marjorie Mueller Stern Caryl Cohn. The new officers will be installed at a month end tea attended by English Department members. A Barnard poetry contest recently closed with winners to be announced.
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Elzie Stix
Barnard Quarterly
Barnard
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Madeline Gilmore
GW. Mullins
International
Faith Remedy For World
Patricia Purvis
Dorothy Crook
Barnardite
Jake
Caryl Cohn
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