Freshmen Win Greek Games Amid Feminist Debate At Columbia
College notes from Columbia and Barnard detail the freshmen winning the Greek Games for the first time since 1914, a sophomore dance photo spread, and Katherine Mansfeld praising a restrained costume revival. Guggenheim fellow Gladys Reichard plans Melanesia art study with Hamburg’s museum director Thilenius. Montague links feminism to democracy for women, urging balanced careers for married women. NY college visitors study Passaic strike. Barnard trio active in politics and international affairs. juniors beat freshmen 14 8 in baseball. Columbia debate upholds abolition of compulsory military training. Avery Hall hosts Tercentenary. new DeWitt Clinton displays appear.
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Bulletin
Katherine Mansfeld
Gladys Reichard
Guggenheim Foundation
Miss Reichard
Thilenius
Hamburg
Germany
Melanesia
Montague
New York
Passaic
Chamber of Commerce
A. F. of L
Barnard
Vassar
Hunter
Columbia
Union Theological Seminary
C.C.N.Y
Yale
Harvard
Miss Hatfield
Dean Gildersleeve
New York League of Women Voters
Voters
New York State
Alice Killeen
Washington
Peking
Miss Killeen
Council of Christian Associations
Geneva
Dorothy Thomas
Journal Club
Mortarboard to Appear May 15 1936
Mystery ad proclaims Mortarboard college annual coming May 15 1936 with playful clues and hype. It promises a blend of photography art, culture and wit, urging readers to guess the surprise while touting the publication as essential for thinkers.
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Harper’s Monthly
Women’s Wear Daily
Encyclopedia Britannica
P.S
Advt
A.L.S
Dean of Women Bumps Tea Room To Approved List
At the University of Wisconsin a dean of women maintains a list of approved roadhouses and dance halls. She stops at a tea room not on the list, then adds it after enjoying tea, only to discover it is the town’s leading dive. The waiter had recognized her and the prank was revealed by students.
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University of Wisconsin
O.K
MIT Professors Question Modern College Revolutionaries
Two MIT professors state that today’s college agitators and Reds do not expect the revolution they preach. The dialogue features Teddy asking why there has never been a lady president and Chevice replying that a man-made law requires the president to be over thirty-six.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Teddy
Woman Pioneer Awarded Social Service Fellowship
A woman scientist and reformer earned a fellowship from the Social Service Research Council of the Laura Rockefeller Foundation, marking a significant milestone in her career and ongoing public service efforts.
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Social Service Research Council
Laura Rockefeller Foundation
Meyer Scholarship Named in Memory of Barnard Alumna
The Margaret Meyer Graduate Scholarship honors Marga ret Meyer Cohen class of 1915 and provides $75 annually for a secretarial training course at a partner school. Eligible seniors aiming for secretarial work should notify the Dean before May 1 and consult Miss Doty of the Occupation Bureau for guidance. Virginia C. Gildersleeve Dean.
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Margaret Meyer
Margaret Meyer Cohen
Alfred Meyer
Barnard
Miss Doty
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Peace Strike Parade Plans With University Speakers
The peace strike rally at Barnard College includes Agnes Leckie and James Flint as student speakers along with a Teachers' Union representative. The program notes times for each speaker and a later strike call to be issued at Columbia with endorsements from Barnard, Columbia, and Teachers College student bodies and various campus clubs.
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Agnes Leckie
Social Science Union
University
A.S.A
A.S.U
James Flint
Union Theological Seminary
Teachers’ Union
Leckie
Reissig
Joseph Curran
Oxford
Edwin Dunaway
James Waterman Wise
James Wechsler
Columbia
Barnard Student Council
New Student Council
Barnard
Barnard Bulletin
Barnard Quarterly
Student Council
Athletic Association
Menorah Society
Episcopal Club
Marxist Club
the Spectator
The
Teachers College News
New College Outlook
Seth Low Scoop
Columbia Student Board
Teachers College Student Council
Robert G. Andrus
Isidor B. Hoffman
Poetry Association Meets at Barnard College
The Intercollegiate Poetry Association gathered at Barnard College last Saturday night at eight in the College Parlor. Mrs Hazard Conklin of Smith spoke after delegates shared lyric readings. Delegates from sixteen East colleges attended with Barnard Teachers College and Columbia hosts.
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Intercollegiate Poetry Association
Barnard College
Hazard Conkling
Smith College
WEAF
WABC
Association
Barnard
Teachers College
Columbia College
New York
East
Smith
Mount Holyoke
Harvard
New York University
Brooklyn
Amherst
Pembroke
Vassar
Connecticut College For Women
Hunter
City College
Adelphi
Wells
Rhode Island State College
Massachusetts State College
Mary Morris Seals
Department of Speech
Estelle Davis
Reading
Marguerite Hoffman
Smith, Vassar
Brooks Hall
Florentine Ball Hosts Italian Diplomat and Faculty Guests
The Florentine Ball Saturday features an Italian diplomat guest of honor and Dean Gilde among attendees. The event includes music by John Doll and his ten-piece Club Orchestra, festive lights, and decorated gym walls. Tickets are $2 per couple, with proceeds to the Building Fund.
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Prince Colonna
Florentine
Dean Gilde
John, Doll
Ten-Pyette Club
Kkio
Y Marshall
German Club to Present Bavarian Night Dance
German Club will hold a Bavarian night at Brinckerhoff Theatre with Bavarian decorations and costumes. Professor Brau and several Columbia German professors are expected to attend along with former Kreis members.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
University Students Plan Veterans Parade Meet at Sun Dial
The A S A Peace Committee asks free students to meet at ten tomorrow at the sun-dial to march in the Veterans parade. A group of University Students discussed the strike last Sunday evening on WEVD station with Agni Leckie among the speakers.
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A.S.A
Sun-Dial
Marc
WEVD
Agni Leckie
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