Juniors Present Revue at Brinckerhoff Tonight
The 42 Junior Show Grandma Called It College opens tonight at 8:30 in Brinckerhoff Theatre with a second performance tomorrow. Patricia Suesta wrote and Fred Curtin directed the revue featuring three college life eras, with Barbara Heinzen as Grandma and Jane Devonshire as Grandpa.
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Barnard
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Patricia 4
Cabdihast Suesta
Fred
Mother
Grandma
Stock Exchange
Barbara Heinzen
Jane Devonshire
Grandpa
Sylvia Gaus
Mary Ann Clinton
Father
Mary Hill
The
Pony Ballet
Barbara Barnes
Barbara Stickney
Frances Murphy
Mabel Schubert
June Clayton
Helen Kandel
Doris Burley
Caroline Chervenie
Florence Haslam
Betty Foye
Language Tests To Be Given May 9
Foreign Language Requirements tests are scheduled for Friday afternoon May 9 at 10 in French German Greek Italian Latin Spanish English for foreign students. Rooms will be assigned later. This is the only Spring offering. no other opportunity until September 17. Applications must be filed in the Registrar's office before 4.
New Officers Installed at Undergraduate Association
Emily Gunning and ten students were inducted into the Undergraduate Association and Student Council at the Install ation Assembly. Raith Tau benhaus and Dean Gildersleeve spoke as Emily Gunning, council members, and officers were announced.
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Emily Gunning
Raith Taubenhaus
Dean Gildersleeve
Doris Bayer
Glafyra Fernandez
Margaret Jackson
Smith And Waller Address Forum
Dr. Marion Smith and Professor Willard Waller spoke at the Faculty student Defense Forum, arguing anthropology and sociology can bolster public morale and national solidarity during wartime. They noted war as a social institution and urged understanding of other peoples to reduce racial tensions.
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Marion Smith
Willard Waller
Dr. Smith
Spring Dance and Barbecue Weekend at College
Dance and Barbecue events set for April 26 27 mark two key spring socials. The Saturday night event runs 9 30 to 1 30 on campus with Columbia Blue Lions providing music. Tickets go on sale April 21 at 2.25 dollars with guests listed and committee heads named.
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South Seas
Winifred Bach
Alice Moon
Fannette Houston
Nancy Rogan
Lucia Quintero
Kay Albro
Patricia Lambdin
Dean Gildersleeve
Christina P. Grant
James Coles
Raymond Saulnier
Helen Erskine
Emily Gunning
Ruth Taubenhaus
Jimmy Down
Columbia Blue Lions
Suspend Classes For Forum Bulletin Holds Peace Poll
The Bulletin reports a foreign policy poll started yesterday noon at Barnard to gauge student opinion on U S entry to the European war, aid to Britain, and Pan American solidarity. Questionnaires are available at Jake daily from 12 to 1. A similar Columbia Spectator poll will compare undergraduates views.
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Bulletin
Barnard
United States
Jake Daily
Columbia
Columbia Spectator
Phyllis Wickenden Visits White House and British Embassy
Phyllis Wickenden 41, along with five student representatives from Texas Stanford Wisconsin Harvard and Barnard met President Roosevelt at the White House on April 9. They then visited Lord and Lady Halifax at the British Embassy where Premier Sikorski and Secretary Stimson were present. Wickenden calls the day thrilling and says the invitation came from the president through the British War Relief Society.
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Eleanor Streichler
United States
White House
Mrs. Roosevelt
Lord and
Lady Halifax
Phyllis Wickenden
Washington
Miss Wickenden
Roosevelt
Young America
British War Relief’ Society
University of Texas
Stanford University
University of Wisconsin
Harvard University
Barnard College
Kermit Roosevelt
British War Relief Society
Ance
Stimson
Hold Conference On Fashion Design
A conference on Work Opportunities in American Fashion Design will be held by the Institute of Women's Professional Relations at the Biltmore on April 23 and 24. The dinner on Wednesday and the round tables on Thursday feature a representative group of speakers. Full details are posted on the Occupation Bureau bulletin board.
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Institute of Women's Professional Relations
the Biltmore
Occupation Bureau
Seniors Win Scholarships for 1941 42 at Columbia
Cecil Paige Golann receives the Frances Dibblee Scholarship valued at 400 dollars for a Columbia woman graduate. Ellen Hammer earns one of the Curtis University Scholarships worth 295 dollars for study in international relations and modern European history. Golann plans an M A in classics and Hammer has been active in campus journalism and student government.
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Cecil Paige Golann
Frances Dibblee
Ellen Hammer
Curtis University
Columbia
Golann
Hammer
Political Science
Philosophy
Pure Science
Curtis
Tatlock
Forum on Swope and Stout Debates Policy Stance at Barnard
The American Foreign Policy Forum at 11 in McMillin Theatre features Herbert Swope Jr Rex Stout Lester Bowman and Dr Annette Rubenstein debating aid to Britain and isolationist policy. Barnard suspends classes 11 to 12 for student attendance.
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American Foreign Policy Forum
McMillin Theatre
Herbert Bayard Swope, Jr
Rex Stout
Lester Bowman
Annette Rubenstein
Columbia Student Board
Barnard Student Council
Britain
Committee
America
America First Committee
Annette T. Rubenstein
American Peace Mobilization
Nero Wolfe
Writers
League of Youth For Democracy
England
Rubenstein
Robert Louis Stevenson High School
American Peace Mobilization Movement
New York Council of the Movement
Bowman
New Yorker Magazine
Remy to entertain Kreis with Wagner sketches at college
Professor A F J Remy of Columbia, noted Wagner expert, will entertain the Deutscher Kreis at the college parlor next Monday at 4 10 PM. He will perform pencil sketches burlesquing Wagner opera heroics, with the sketches to be presented as souvenirs to the audience.
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A. F. J. Remy
Columbia
Meyer Scholarship To Be Given Senior
The Margaret Meyer Graduate Scholarship named for Margaret Meyer Cohen Class of 1915 will be awarded by the Dean to a graduating student for training in secretarial work. Valued at 75 dollars annually, it includes a full stenography and typewriting course via a cooperating secretarial school. Senior class members seeking secretarial work must submit a formal letter to the Dean before May 1.
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Margaret Meyer
Margaret Meyer Cohen
Alfred Meyer
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