Earl Hall Society Reorganizes at Columbia Plans Tea Dance
The Earl Hall Society of Columbia College reorganizes with Dean Harry Carman and Prof. Dwight Miner as speakers at the April 16 meeting. A Tea Dance is set for April 23 in the Dodge Room. New officers include Jack Buxton Edward Ryan Dennis Marks Mike Lichtenstein and Mary Wilson.
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Dean Carman
Earl Hall Society of Columbia
Harry J. Carman
Columbia College
Dwight Miner
Dodge Room
Jack Buxton
Newman Club
Edward Ryan
Dennis Marks
P.N.Y.X
Mike Lichtenstien
Seixas
Mary Wilson
U.C.A
Marie Faxia
Fred de Vries
Stan Johnson
Janet Wright
Rudolph Weingarten
New
Mrs Mat tes at Chapel on Modern Poetry and Religion
Mrs Eleanor B Mattes spoke at Barnard Day on Modern Poetry and Religion. She argued much modern poetry is religious and cited T E Eliot as representative, noting his religious shift influenced his poetry and drama and that readers need a preliminary religious background to grasp these poets.
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Eleanor B. Mattes
Barnard
Eliot
Concert Features Piano and Viola Sonatas
The College Parlor hosted a Friday night program showing piano and viola sonatas by eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth century composers. Columbia University Music Department instructors Abram Loft and Albert Bauman performed works by Abaca, Abel, Brahms, Avshalomoff and Hindemith.
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Abram Loft
Albert Bauman
Columbia Music Department
Abaca
Abel
Brahms
Avshalomoff
Hindemith
Jacob Avshalmoff
Interpreter Tatistcheff, U.N. talks on interpretation needs
Mr. Tatistcheff, Russian interpreter in the U.N. Secretariat, addressed an IRC meeting on April 15 noting that language knowledge alone does not qualify interpreters. He described the note taking heavy successive method and warned of diplomacy and accuracy needs amid heated diplomacy.
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B. Tatistcheff
Rusti
U.N. Committee
IRC
Tatistcheff
San Francisco
U.N. Secretariat
Barnard College Hosts Intercollegiate Volleyball Play Day
A.A. News reports Barnard College hosts a volleyball play day with seven neighboring colleges sending eight players each. Ann Ford chairs the event starting at seven with a YMCA men’s volleyball film, followed by mixed-group exhibition and college tournaments before refreshments. June Course applications available through May 1 for Bernard Camp, running June 6 to 20, fee $20.
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Barnard College
Ann Ford
YMCA
Barnard Camp
Margaret Holland
Drive Wishing Well On Jake Next Week
Miss Natalia Troncoso announces a daily noon Wishing Well on Jake next week to raise contributions for the Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund Term Drive. Students may bring white elephants such as bracelets pins ash trays or cigarettes and matches to class captains. fifteen cents buys a chance to fish for a wish.
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Natalia Troncoso
The
Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Jake
Troncoso
Dean Gilder Tea Committee Named at Barnard
Gertrude Rosenstein announces the Dean’s Tea Committee for the May 1 event in Barnard gymnasium. Members include Helen Trevor and Simonne Dreyfuss as advisers, June Ross and Barbara Ruppel in duties, Eileen Gilmore as business manager, Doris Biggio as secretary, Louise Lyczak and Meg Sherburn as decorations, with invitations sent to Barnard faculty and Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler. Acting President Fackenthal orders 3 p.m. class suspension for all students to attend.
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Gertrude Rosenstein
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Helen Trevor
Simonne Dreyfuss
June Ross
Eileen Gilmore
Barbara Ruppel
Louise Lyczak
Meg Sherburn
Doris Biggio
Miss Rosenstein
Barnard Gymnasium
Barnard College
Nicholas Murray Butler
Frank D. Fackenthal
Fackenthal
Students Inaugurate New Law Publication
On Tuesday April 22 Columbia Law School will publish the Columbia Law School News, a bi weekly student run paper for students and alumni. It joins Harvard Record as the nation's second law school newspaper with no editorial bias. Eight thousand copies of the first issue will be distributed to students and alumni.
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Columbia
Columbia Law School
Law School
Harvard Record
Calendar of student clubs and events for Monday
Daily schedule lists 4 6 French and Music Clubs in College Parlor 4 6 Vocational Committee Conf Room 4 6 Rabbi Vorspan Jews and Judaism in America Earl Hall 7 8 Volleyball Film 8 9 30 Volleyball Playday Gym 12 2 Student Program Meetings 4 Exhibition Tea Fine Arts Club Odd Study 4 6 I R C College Parlor 5 6 15 Glee Club 12 10 A A Meeting R 206 12 12 30 Step Singing Meeting Conf Room Freshmen 12 30 1 Step Singing Meeting Conf Room Sophomores 8 10 Spanish Club Play College Parlor 12 2 I R C Cake Sale 12 12 30 Camp Committee Required Meeting A A Room 12 12 30 Step Singing Juniors Conf Room 12 30 1 Step Singing Seniors 5 German Club Theater Party Supper 115 Milbank S Openite at Residence Halls Photography Show 5 French Club Play Theatre
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Rabbi Vorspan
America
Earl Hall
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I.R.C
A.A
Milbank
Dances Held by Barnard College and UCA at Earl Hall
Two dances for Barnard College and Columbia University students ran Friday evening in Earl Hall. The Barnard Hall Coffee Dance drew about 100 tickets at 35 cents, from 4 to 7 pm, followed by the University Christian Association dance from 8 to 12 pm to benefit the World Student Service Fund with around 200 couples on the dance floor.
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Barnard College
Columbia University
Earl Hall
Barnard Hall
University Christian Association
World Student Service Fund
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