Two-Night Junior Show Shines On Brinckerhoff Stage
Deborah Burstein reports a lively 49 Show with a dozen bananas and audience participation. The Junior Show at Brinckerhoff featured Grandma and Mother themed sketches, Pony Ballet gym sequences, Gibson Girl parody, and a humorous Horse act, with strong music and dance from Connie Hare Joan Derbyshire Evelyn Boswell and others amid audience involvement.
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Deborah Burstein
Brinckerhoff
Stanley Steamer
Connie Hare
Joan Derbyshire
Evelyn Boswell
Barnard Names Brett as Times Reporter for News
Fanny Brett 43 is chosen Barnard correspondent to the New York Times, covering Barnard news in the metropolitan daily for two years. She has served on the Representative Assembly and the National Committee and held Residence Halls secretary posts.
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Fanny Brett
Barnard
New York Times
Uc Whitsett
Miss Brett
Cresentative Assembly
Bulletin
Fine Arts Display Planned by Odd Study Club
Anne Richardson president of the Fine Arts Club announces an exhibition of student works to be displayed in Odd Study starting May 1. The club invites student contributions and any submitted work must be taken to 511 Schermerhorn by April 27.
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Anne Richardson
Fine Arts Club
Morris Watson to Speak at Columbia Peace Rally
Morris Watson vice president of the American Newspaper Guild will speak at Columbia University Peace Strike at 11 tomorrow morning. The event gathers Barnard Columbia students and aims to join national student demonstrations. The Columbia rally moves to McMillin Theatre due to denied access to South Field.
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Morris Watson
American Newspaper Guild
Barnard
Columbia
South Field
McMillin Theatre
Students Elect New A A Head In All College Vote
Margaret Duncan Florence Mc Clurg and Anne Sirch were elected vice president treasurer and secretary of the Athletic Association at an all college election held last Thursday and Friday. Jane Morrell and Mary Jo Jordan were chosen health and camp committee chairs.
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Margaret Duncan
Florence McClurg
Anne Sirch
Athletic Association
Jane Morrell
Mary Jo Jordan
Prominent British Scientist To Discuss Defense Today
Dr. Winifred C. Cullis of the University of London will speak at a 4 30 tea in the College Parlor. The talk covers women’s roles in Britain’s national defense and organization methods, with Cullis’s background in international affairs and wartime lectures abroad.
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W. C. Cullis
Tea
Winifred C. Cullis
University of London
National Service Committee
British
Ministry of Information
Dr. Cullis
Britain
Far East
Leis Cocoanuts Set For Spring Dance In Hawaii Theme
Dorothy Lamour chic vibe meets tropical spoof as Barnard Hall hosts a spring dance with leis cocoanuts and a Hawaii motif. Jimmy Downs orchestra provides music and the North Terrace becomes a jungle for a one night Honolulu flight priced at 2.25 per couple.
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Dorothy Lamour
Hawaii
Barnard Hall
Mohammed
Jimmy Downs
South Sea
Ize
Honolulu
Jake
Bach
Second Senior Hygiene Lecture on Parenthood Planned
The final lecture in the marriage series will be today at 1 10 in the College Parlor. Dr Mary Jennings obstetrician will discuss problems of parenthood as part of the Health Education Program under Doctor Alsop.
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Mary Jennings
Alsop
Forum Debate Splits over Aid to Britain and Isolation
At the American Foreign Policy Forum in McMillin Theatre last Friday morning, Herbert Bayard Swope Jr and Rex Stout urged aid to Britain as vital to U S defense, while Annette Rubenstein of the American Peace Mobilization and Lester Bowman of the America First Committee urged isolation and a stronger America. Stout argued the question is whether risking citizens lives is justified and when the nation might be drawn into war. Bowman doubted Britain would help if San Francisco were attacked, and Rubenstein warned the administration seeks to force U S entry by building a 3 ocean navy.
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American Foreign Policy Forum
McMillin Theatre
Herbert Bayard Swope, Jr
Rex Stout
Britain
U. S
Annette Rubenstein
Mittee
America
Bowman
San Francisco
Japan
United States
Atlan
Glee Clubs To Present Berlioz Requiem Concert
Barnard and Columbia Glee Clubs join with the National Orchestral Association for a Friday April 25 performance at 8 30 p m in Barnard gymnasium. Tenor soloist William Hess, seen in Pagliacci and Puccini’s Gianni Schicchi at Carnegie Hall, headlines the program.
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Glee Clubs
Berlioz
Barnard
Columbia
National Orchestral Association
William Hess
Puccini
Gianni Schicchi
Carnegie Hall
Sauer Named New Swim Head for Athletic Association
Ruth Sauer 43 will replace Rita Benson 41 as swimming manager for next year. The swimming committee led by Sauer and Fern Yates will attend a meet at New York University next Saturday and host an interclass meet Friday May 9. At least six girls from each class will compete in the intermural aquatic meet. pool records will be posted for speed events. Students may join speed or novelty races, water polo, or games via class representatives Joan Aiken 41 Monica Reynolds 42 Gertrude Muhlan 43 Beatrice Naegeli 44.
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Ruth Sauer
Rita Benson
The
Athletic Association
Miss Sauer
Fern Yates
New York University
Joan Aiken
Monica Reynolds
Gertrude Muhlan
Beatrice Naegeli
Noted Professor To Address ASU
Dr Harry F Ward will speak on A Foreign Policy for Peace and Democracy at an ASU open meeting in the Conference Room Thursday at 4 30. Ward is Professor of Christian Ethics at Union Theological Seminary and former Boston University theolog y professor He chairs the Civil Liberties Union and has written The New Social Order Our Economic Morality In Place of Profit and Social Change.
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Harry F. Ward
Barnard
Recent Graduate Antoinette de B Loezere Wins Fletcher Scholarship
Antoinette de B Loezere, a February 1941 graduate with a Sorbonne degree, has been awarded a $400 Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy scholarship for the next academic year. She will study international relations at the Fletcher School, affiliated with Harvard, starting September.
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Antoinette de B. Loezere
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
de B. Loezere
Sorbonne
Barnard
Foreign Service
Fletcher School
Harvard University
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Phyllis Kenner
Grandma
Gibson
Pony Ballet
Brett
Imes
A.A
Duncan
Sirch
McClurg
William Allen White
Miss McClurg
Representative Assembly
Miss Sirch
Miss Morrell
Glee Club
Mortarboard
Jordan
London School of Medicine For Women
International Fed
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Singapore
Dutch East , Indies
Australia
Pan-American Airways
South Pacific
Canada
Carol Collins
Waikiki Beach
Forum
Ment and
Lester Bowman
America First Committee
Mr. Stout
Writers’ Division
Com
England
A.E.F
Sauer
ASU
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