Student Body Schedule For April Conventions and Lectures
Calendar items list events across April 19 to 21 including 12 Conferences on Student Programs, 12 Installation of new Representative Assembly, 4 Tea for new Undergraduate Officers, 7 30 10 Government 62, 8 10 Cervantes Celebration Rehearsal, and 10 4 A A Elections. Professor Erdman Harris of Union Seminary speaks at St Pauls Chapel. History lecture by Professor Greene. German Club and other meetings in Barnard Hall and College Parlor.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard Hall
Erdman Harris
Union Seminary
St. Paul’s Chapel
Greene
College Parlor
Barnard Registration Rules and Course Planning Guidelines
The document outlines how Barnard students should plan registrations with courses limited to catalog listings, recommended sequences in Education, and extension course limits. It details blank completion, program card and major slip procedures, and planning for prospective juniors with two year timelines.
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Committee On Instruction
Teachers College
Barnard
Officers Install Tomorrow at Barnard Hall Noon
The Undergraduate Association installs new officers in Room 304 Barnard Hall tomorrow at noon. Dean Gildersleeve and incoming president Gena Tenney to speak, with Bear Pins and class awards presented to recipients Frances Smith, Madeline Gilmore, Dorothy Kramm, and others. A tea in the College Parlor follows at four.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Frances Smith
Gildersleeve
France
Gena Tenney
Madeline Gilmore
Dorothy Kramm
Dorothy Smith
Helen Phelps
Christiana Furse
Kathleen Roderick
Margaret Gristede
Jean Waterman
Frances Mack
Adaline Heffelfinger
Kathleen McGlinchy
Senior Camp Weekend Set for April 22 at Barnard Camp
Barnard Camp hosts senior class weekend from April 22 to 24. Seniors planning to attend should sign the Barnard Hall poster. Those unable to stay the full weekend may attend Sunday dinner.
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Barnard Camp
Barnard Hall
First Columbia University Seder for Jewish Faculty and Students
The Jewish faculty and students at Columbia University will hold their first Seder on Thursday April 21 at 7 PM at Temple Emanu El 1 East 65th Street Rabbi Braunstein will lead with Cantor Rudinow assisting. The Seder meal costs 173 dollars and reservations are needed by Wednesday noon through Rabbi Braunstein in Earl Hall.
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Temple Emanu- el
East 65Th St
Braunstein
Cantor Rudinow
Temple Emanu-El
Rudinow
Rabbi Braunstein
Earl Hall
Iva Ellis Chosen for Kreis Presidency
Duetscher Kreis officers for next year were elected at a recent meeting. Iva Ellis is named president with Lillian Bachman as vice president Olga Haller secretary and Elfrieden Wenzel treasurer Rita Guttman oversees publicity. The final Kreis team of the season will be announced in the College Parlor Thursday with Prof. Arthur Remy of Columbia speaking in English on German legends.
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Duetscher Kreis
Iva Ellis
Lillian Bachman
Olga Haller
Elfrieden Wenzel
Rita Guttman
Miss Ellis
Miss Bachman
Kreis
Arthur Remy
Department of
Columbia
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