Noted Dramatic Critic to Address College Assembly
John Mason Brown, prominent drama critic and author of several theater books, will speak at the college assembly Tuesday April 28 at 1 pm. Sponsored by Wigs and Cues, the talk will review the season and discuss theatre in its many forms.
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Silver Bay Program Tentatively Announced
Within two weeks delegates to the Silver Bay Conference will be chosen from the classes and college. Eight days at the end of June bring representatives from Easton Women’s Colleges to Silver Bay on Lake George to discuss international racial economic religious soci and personal problems. A Student Committee drew up the program including bot a TCS and discussions plus informal activities. A poster will be placed in Bisnard Hall to inform students and ensure no one is overlooked. Details will be announced in the next issue of Bulletin.
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Barnard Fellows Map Summer and Next Year Plans
Barnard fellowship holders outline their intended studies and travel. Mary Etta Knapp plans an extended Elizabethan prose program at Columbia and Union Library facilities, focusing on Nashe. Eva Saper contemplates Yale work with Dr Mendel in physiological chemistry. Anne Gary eyes Somerville College Oxford and a Bachelor of Letters research degree, undecided on exact plan.
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de Witt Clinton
Two Barnard Girls Win Columbia University Fellowships
Isa Mellwraith and Helen Pallister are named Columbia University fellowships for 1931 1932. Mellwraith the first woman to win the Victor Baier Fellowship in church music, will study at the University Graduate School of Music and Union Theological Seminary. Pallister, a 1929 Barnard graduate and department of music assistant, also receives a fellowship. The awards total about 100000 for ninety four scholarships and fellowships across fifty five institutions, with twenty eight women among the new fellows.
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Helen Pallister
Fred H.rathert
Miss Mcllwraith
Department of Music
Victor Baier
Miss McIlwraith
New Jersey
University Graduate School of Music
Union Theological Seminary
Barnard Inducts Undergraduate Officers at Assembly
Miss Sally Vredenburgh lauded extra curricular life as the Barnard Student Council and Representative Assembly install new officers on April 22 in Room 304 Barnard. Pins were presented to ten members with Gold Bear Pins and Bronze Bear Pins for eleven others. The oath of office was administered to the Council, Assembly, and incoming president Frances Smith.
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Sally Vredenburgh
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Miss Vrédenburgh
Miss Vredenburgh
Ruth Anderson
Lillian Auerbach
Anne Gary
Josephine Grohe
Dorothy Harrison
Ruth Jacobus
Frances Smith
Beatrice Ackerman
Evelyn Anderson
Doris Banks
Anita Delice
Margaret Wadds
Else Zorn
Undergraduate Representatives Seek Unity of Extra Curricular Interests
The Barnard Undergraduate Association reports efforts to unify student activities through publicity. A fall tea with the Alumnae Council discussed promoting endowment funds for women’s colleges. A conference at Barnard gathered undergraduates from Vassar Smith Mount Holyoke Wellesley Bryn Mawr and Radcliffe to advance publicity efforts.
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Mortarboard Tryouts Open to All College Members
Literary and business positions on Mortarboard are open to all college members. Interested individuals should contact Betty Armstrong or Margaret Martin before Friday May 1.
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Spring Hop Sponsored by A A to Be Held Tonight
The Spring Hop sponsored by A A will take place tonight at 8 30 in the gymnasium.
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Pioneers Under Fire in Dr Ferguson Health Critique
Dr Ferguson of W R U Health Service laments toll on college health and student futures. He cites exams and stressed social life as overwhelming, noting repeated shocks to nerves and harsh campus routines. The piece critiques modern college life and hints at systemic pressures.
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Lee H. Ferguson
Foreign universities plan summer courses for Barney students
Bulletin board notices reveal Bernard students may study at German institutions in fields from German literature to social science. Marburg on the Lahn offers a program August 5 to 31 with courses in education German literature and trips through the country including a Rhine voyage. Other courses in social work art music medicine economics history theology and mining will be offered at colleges and universities across Germany including Berlin and Bonn.
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