Barnard Camp Seeks 25 Cent Deposits For Treasure Hunt
Barnard Camp plans a barbecue and a treasure hunt with a lamb theme. To cover a shortfall from a missing attendee, the committee asks each girl to send 25 cents to Eleanor Jacyfus by Thursday noon. A later treasure hunt is scheduled for Sunday the thirtieth and an A Banquet with guest speakers is promised.
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Barnard
Mary
Ma Cy
Barnard Camp
Eleanor Jacyfus
Barnard Lamb
Grace Chin Lee
Montague voices democracy crisis and a plan for reform
Professor William P. Montague of the Philosophy Faculty outlines why democracy falters due to complex modern problems and voter ignorance. He cites rising dictatorships in Russia Italy and Germany and proposes expanding the short ballot to allow elected dictators as a controlled remedy.
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William P. Montague
Philosophy Faculty
Social Science Forum
Montague
Russia
Italy
Germany
Akter
Dic‘orship
Sor Montague
Scholarships For Training Teachers Of Deaf Offered
The Central Institute for the Deaf in St Louis Missouri offers several two year scholarships including room and board to college graduates entering the field of deaf education. Information may be secured at the Occupation Bureau K S Doty Assistant to the Dean.
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Central Institute For the Deaf
St. Louis
Missouri
K.S. Doty
Brown Finds Few New Distinctions in Plays
Theatre critic notes Noel Coward writes clear dialogue and praises Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne. He singles out Ina Claire in Biography as the staying force, criticizes Guild Theatre for tragedy framing, and recommends Run Little Chillun and Take A Chance while hoping for richer roles next season.
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Mr. Brown
Noel Coward
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Ina Claire
Guild Theatre
Miss Claire
Chillun
Wycliffe Club Elects Violet Hopwood President
The Wycliffe Club chose Violet Hopwood as president by unanimous vote. Edith Gaudy became vice president, Ruth Olsen secretary, and Armeny Diki jian treasurer. Louise Chin and Violet Hopwood were named representatives to Chapel and Barnard councils respectively. Nannette Kolbitz was publicity chair, with Louise Eckhardt and Barbara Kruger made honorary members.
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Wycliffe Club
Violet Hopwood
Edith Gaudy
Ruth Olsen
Armeny Dikijian
Chapel Council
Louise Chin
Barnard Religious Council
Nannette Kolbitz
Louise Eckhardt
Barbara Kruger
How the faculty looked as children exhibition
An exhibition titled How the faculty looked as children will be held in the Conference Room on April 27 from 10 am to 5 pm. The event features many interesting pictures from the collection. A committee gathering the mementos includes Dorothy Sheridan, Dana Eaton, Gertrude McKinnon, Kathleen Roderick, Josephine Thatcher, Louise Ulsteen, Ruth Saberski, Margaret Torgerson, Lois Newcomb, Lillian Tomasulo, Eleanor Crapullo, and Jane Bradish. A ten cent subscription supports the scholarship fund.
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Dorothy Sheridan
Dana Eaton
Gertrude McKinnon
Kathleen Roderick
Josephine Thatcher
Louise Ulsteen
Ruth Saberski
Margaret Torgerson
Lois Newcomb
Lillian Tomasulo
Eleanor Crapullo
Jane Bradish
Meetings To Be Held Next Tuesday For 1933 Sessions
Programs for the summer session of 1933 and winter session of 1933 34 must be filed in the registrar's office between Tuesday April 25 and Friday May 5. Meetings compulsory to receive information and distribute tentative cards begin Tuesday April 25 at 12 noon. Sophomores not yet at 50 points by June 1933 meet advisers. transfers not at 50 meet Lowther in Room 204. all others meet Gregory in Room 131. Prospective seniors juniors and transfers with 50 points by June 1933 meet with major departments as listed.
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Transefrs
Lowther
Gregory
College Events Calendar Friday to Saturday
Friday lists include installation for undergraduate officers at 12 in Scrmari Hall and a 4 tea at the College Parlor. Fabian Group meets in Conference Room 830 and a Junior Show appears at the Theatre. Saturday features a 30 Junior Show at the Theatre.
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Scrmari Hall
Fabian
Mass Meeting Protest Reappointment of Henderson at Columbia College
The Social Problems Club of Columbia College defends Donald Henderson economics instructor as his contract for next year was not renewed. University economist Roswell MacCrea cites non permanency unfinished degree and teaching quality. Henderson and supporters counter with student testimonials. A mass meeting was held Thursday noon in South Field.
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Social Problems Club
Columbia College
Donald Henderson
Roswell MacCrea
University Department of Economics
Henderson
South Field
First Junior Show Opens Tonight In Performances
The article lists the junior show lineup with roles for Elizabeth Remrer as book chairman Virginia Rechnitzer as business chairman Kira Friedlieb as costume chairman Hinde Barnett as music chairman Betty Huber for programs Mary Dickinson as secretary and Constance Smith directing the skits.
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Elizabeth Remrer
Virginia Rechnitzer
Kira’ Friedlieb
Hinde Barnett
Betty Huber
Betty Firth
Cecilia Steinlein
Constance Smith
Mary Dickinson
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Lexington Avenue
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WABC
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Canada
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Food Shop, Inc
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