Appell Elected Athletic Association President for 1931 32
Helen Appell won the Athletic Association presidency for 1931 32 in the general college election announced April 17. Nine delegates at large to Representative Assembly were also chosen including Ruth Anderson Adelaide Bruns Kelen Cahalane Adaline Heffelfinger Frances Mack Margaret Martin Helen Mooney Hele Phelps Evelyn Raskin and others.
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Helen Appell
Athletic Association
Miss Appell
Greek Games Properties
A. A. Games
Mortarboard
Classical Club
Gertrude Wylie
Representative Assembly
College-atlarve
Ruth Anderson
Adelaide, Bruns
Wigs and Cues
Kelen Cahalane
Adaline Heffelfinger
Barnard Student Named as Peace Conference Delegate
Miss Doris Smith of Barnard College, History and Government major, is chosen as a delegate to the British and American Students Conference to be held in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in mid July under the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace auspices. The Barnard International Relations Committee has engaged with Endowment programs, hosting eminent visitors and receiving scholarly materials for its clubs.
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Marion Churchill
Government Department
Doris Smith
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Miss Smith
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Barnard International Relations Committee
Social Science Forum
Barnard
M.+-Pierre Lanux
Tatlock Prize Exam Held April Twenty Fifth
Examinations for the Tatlock prize in Latin will be held April 25 from 1 10 to 4 10 in Room 330 Milbank. Competition is open to all.
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Milbank
Barnardite Prepares Happy Novel to Counter Morbidity
A writer vows to publish a shinier happy novel to blunt depressing report of rape murder and crises in modern fiction. The piece reflects on past memories like a grand all day sucker brown corduroy suit and a garter lost on the dance floor while noting a Valentine for Dean Inge.
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Dean Inge
Sophomores Triumph Over Freshmen in Greek Games
The Sophomore class defeated the Freshmen 68.4 to 31.6 before a crowd of over 2000. Sophomores led in aesthetics and most athletic events, with the Freshmen winning only two events. The black and gold Telartion chariot noted in the results crossed the line first, despite a dramatic race.
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Ilassic
Telartion
Greek Games at Barnard Draw Distinguished Judges
The Greek Games at Barnard College gathered a distinguished panel of judges and critics who praised the student efforts. Professors noted the rapid athletic action and discussed stop-watch timing for fairness while admiring the Freshman and Sophomore music and performances.
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Barnard
Bulletin
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Heven
Appell
As-sciation
Peace Parley
Social Forum
Barnardite
Parkhurst
SOPHS
PS Antentertenates Bis Sect
Eline von Bookes
Goucher College
Mary Jo Shelley
Teachers’ College
Helen H. Parkhurst
Bryn Mawr
Barnard College
Variety
Artemis
Callisto
Patricia Purvis
Helen Walker
Katherine Bush
Alpheus
Gena Tenney
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