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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1932
Page
4
The piece describes chariots, discus throwers, and hurdle efforts with vivid images of Steele steeds and short-cropped breeds. It highlights the torch relay as a symbol of the games and notes students reviving ancient group expression through the festival atmosphere.
Jane Martin chosen as Mortarboard editor and fellowship representative at large. Katherine Reeve serves as treasurer and Barhard representative at Bucknell Conference. now Associate Editor of Mortarboard. Jean Waterman Social Chairman of the Junior Class and Junior Month delegate. Helen Cahalane vice president last year and Business Manager of Greek Games. Anne Peters member of Wigs and Cues and former undergraduate secretary candidate. Students recreate Greek festival forms while expressing meaning through music lyric and dance, creating a harmonious, beautiful spectacle.
Aine Schmidt, active with the American Laboratory Theatre, will present a Monday dance recital. She has appeared in The Wisecrackers and The Trumpet Shaft Sound, and led the Speech of the Phrygians at Emily Hewlett’s Guild Theatre recital.
Mrs Richard Gottheil Zionist wife of Columbia professor urged Jews to view Palestine as their land of birth and birthright at the Menorah club tea. She said Jews are a distinct race yet homeless and should return to Palestine to preserve racial integrity and help shape a future. Rabbi Braunstein urged leadership. Columbia faculty and a student quartet provided music.
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