Barnard to Install Student Offiers Today
Newly elected Barnard student body officers will be inducted at a 1 10 PM assembly in the Barnard gym. Dean Gildersleeve will speak on Principles of Student Government. Outgoing leaders Margaret Gristede and Diana Campbell will address and receive Bear Pin awards. A tea from 4 to 6 PM will honor the new officers.
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Barnard
Dean Gildersleeve
Margaret Gristede
Catherine Stratemen
Barbara Smoot
Diana ‘Campbell
Mary Lou’ Wright
Helen Cahalane
Rachel Gierhardt
Suzane Strait
Jane Eisler
Garnette Snedeker
Helen Flanagan
Athletics Association
Anna Jacobson
Bulletin
Diana Campbell
Sara Bright
Betty Maciver
Thomasine Campbell
Georgiana Remer
Alice Corneille
Martha Reed
Suzanne Strait
Grace Chin Lee
A.A
Barnard Club Names Officers for Coming Year
At a luncheon of the Social Sidice Forum the Barnard Club elected officers for the coming year. Dorothy Goldman was chosen president Natalie Monaghan treasurer Eleanor Jaffee secretary Rose Somerville city manager was recognized for her year. The forum adopted resolutions thanking Dr Jane Clark as faculty adviser and contributed $5 to the alumnae scholarship fund.
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Social Sidice Forum
Ithe Goldman
Natalie Monaghan
Forum 3
Piscosin Club
Elizabeth
Dion
Nice
Pope
Columbia Students Strike Against War Parade
Over 2,000 Columbia University students from all schools walked out of 11 o'clock classes to protest war. A mass meeting in front of the Columbia Library featured James Wechsler as chair with speakers including Reinhold Niebuhr and Paul Limbert. Eugene Daniels led a nearby opposition gathering after recently being imprisoned for a tear gas incident at the New York Stock Exchange.
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Columbia University
United States
Columbia Library
James Wechsler
Spectator
Alma Mater
Eugene Daniels
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Columbia College
College of Physicians and Surgeons
New College
Barnard
Union Theological Seminary
Reinhold Niebuhr
Union Theological Faculty
Niebuhr
Paul N.limbert
Robert Carey
Columbia
Avere Addison
T.’ Cutler
George
S. ‘Mitchell
Economics Department
Treadwell Smith
American League
Continen
Catherine Strateman elected 1934 35 Student Fellow
Catherine Strateman was elected Student Fellow for 1934 35 by college vote. She will continue graduate study at the University of London in American history. The fellowship is worth about $1200 and reverts to Anna Jacobson as alternate. Nine members of the Representative Assembly were chosen in the all college election.
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Representative Assembly
Catherine Strateman
Miss Strateman
Murray
Anna Jacobson
Bulletin
Dorothy Atlee
Agnes Creagh
Gerarda’ Green
Marion Greenbaum
Gertrude Rubsamen
God Aides Festival Honors Greek Death Theme
Elizabeth Reynard recalls a dignified festival honoring the God Aides with a sober dedicatory motif. Freshmen and Sophomores receive praise for maturity in honoring Greek ideas of death despite a muted, less dramatic tone. A spectator recalls a fainting incident as the Games began and notes productions by Gilbert Murray and Margaret Anglin addressing audience composure.
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Gilbert Murray
Oxford
Margaret Anglin
Berkeley
Anglin
Barnard Greeks Win Back-To-Back Games
Barnard College Greek Games results show the third class retaining the title by winning both years they competed. The 1917 and 1929 classes previously achieved consecutive wins in 1914–15 and 1926–27. Freshman vs Sophomore scores are listed for 1914 at 50-45, with no data for 1929, while last year the tally was 52-48.
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Barnard Gymnasium
Ruth Wolin
Adonis
Kay Murphy
Venus
Jerry Lotz
Pluto
Eliza White
Lou Feist
Marion Hall
Furies
Gretchen Merrick
Minos
Charles Weidman
Mary O' Donnell
Marguerite de Anguera
Hortense Calisher
Sigmund Spaeth
Chalmers Clifton
William Resnik
Helen Dykema
Deborah Hunt
Ruth “Walter
Florence Alonzo
Margaret Ritchie
Joseph Auslander
Helen Parkhurst
Dana C. Backus
Sandy Segard
Caroline Frost
Ackerman
Harris
Dorothy Combs
Martha Reed
Helen Bunting
Fern Yates
Walter Carlisle
Carlton Clough
Dorothy Crook
Aline Bernstein
Elizabeth Haight
Eleanor Rich
Dr Ira Reid Addresses Silver Bay Meeting on Russia
Dr Ira Reid spoke at the Silver Bay Group meeting on April 13. He shared impressions from a 70 day visit to Russia and discussed religion in Russia including atheism among the youth and the state’s stance. He noted 12 000 churches and suggested the Orthodox Church’s collapse was tied to decadence.
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Russia
Ira
Reid
Silver Bay Group
Cétferérice
Communist Party
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Barnard Clubs
Govt
Segard
Frost
Sophs
Geneva
Elizabeth Reynard
Nals
Barnard College
Selves
Dr. Ira
Silver Bay
Lovet Russia
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