Choir of Pius X School at Barnard Gives Rare Polyphonic Program
The Pius X Choir from the School of Liturgical Music performed intricate Gregorian chant and sixteenth and seventeenth century sacred works arranged by Palestrina de Lassus Vittoria and others at Barnard College. The concert drew broad attendance from students and educators and followed with tea in the College Parlor.
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Pius X’ School of Liturgical Music
Newman and Music Clubs
Barnard College
College of the Sacred Heart
Palestrina
Orlando de Lassus
Vittoria
Pius X
Town Hall
McMillin Theatre
Carnegie Hall
New York
Schola Cantorum
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Ernest Bloch
America
France
Italy
Barnard
New Phi Beta Kappa Members Invited
New members of Phi Beta Kappa, the national collegiate honor society, were invited to join. The Barnard Chapter president Miss J Emilie Young presided at the ceremony on Thursday evening April clock. Freshmen signed the book in scholastic order and greeted old members.
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Beta Kappa
J. Emilie “Young
Barnard
Wechsler
Mbers
Ete Kappa
Lillian , Batlin
Cima
Denby
Gertrude Epstein
Hildepas
Fiitzgerald
Sara_ Gehman
Anne Jars Son
Marie Elizabeth
Mart Ry May Phelps
Frances
Sophisticated and Lively Tone Marks 1935 Junior Show
Bulletin staff hosts tea for the college tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 6 in the College Parlor. Anna Jacobson, editor, and Suzanne Strait, 1934 35 editor, will receive guests. Virginia Rechnitzer, Sylvia Simon, Gertrude Epstein, and Rose Somerville will serve at the tea table, with several faculty invited.
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Marks
Anna Jacobson
Suzanne’ Strait
Virginia ‘Rechnitzer
Sylvia Simon
Gertrude Epstein
Rose Somerville
Appointments From Student Council At Barnard College
The Student Council appointed Julia Riera as Vice Chairman of the Board of Senior Proctors under a new constitutional method. Marion Greenbaum was named Chairman of Eligibility, with roles on the Committee of 25 and Junior Show. Other appointees included Margaret Goble as Vocational Teas Chairman, Helen Nicholl as College Teas Chairman, and Vivian Tenney as Social Service Chairman.
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Julia Riera
Miss Riera
Mortarboard
Wigs and Cues
Marion Greenbaum
Margaret Goble
Helen Nicholl
Vivian Tenney
Miss Goble
College Teas
Diana Campbell Wins Undergraduate Scholarship
At the 1934-35 installation of student officers a 500 gift from the Undergraduate Associations was presented by Miss Gristede to the Dean. The Faculty Committee on Scholarships awarded the scholarship to Diana Campbell for the year 1934-35 based on scholarship and service to the college.
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Diana Campbell
Miss Wayman Elected VP of National Physical Education Assn
Agnes R. Wayman head of Barnard Physical Education was elected vice president of the American Physical Education Association at its 39th annual convention and will become president next year. She spoke at a banquet and her third book Education Through Physical Education is published. Wayman has a Chicago BA and Columbia MA and has taught at Yale Summer School State Normal School Trenton and other institutions.
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Agnes R. Wayman
Barnard
American Physical Education Association
Miss’ Wayman
Association
Miss Wayman
Miss. Wayman
The
University of Chicago
Columbia
Miss.Wayman
Yale Summer School
State Normal and Model School
Trenton
N. J
Normal School
Battle Creek
Michigan
Winthrop Industrial and Normal College
Rock Hill
South Carolina
Wadleigh High School
New York City
Girl Scouts
Miss Komarovsky Discusses Women and Careers At Barnard
Barnard class of 1926 alumnus Mirra Komarovsky, new sociology faculty, discusses cycles of public opinion on women and careers. She explains her Duror Fellowship funded master’s at Columbia, work at Skidmore, Yale research, and leisure interests amid a busy scholarly life.
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Komarovsky
Barnard
Mirra Komarovsky
Caroline Duror
Columbia
Skidmore
Yale
Dean Critiques Antiwar Tactics at Barnard Assembly
Dean Gildersleeve urges faculty and student government at Barnard College to collaborate on anti war efforts. She cites confusing rhetoric and a flawed pledge incident as reasons for limited impact and calls for clearer public messaging. She recalls a past anti suffragist meeting with Miss Alice Duer Miller to illustrate communication challenges.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard College
United States
Cuba
Austria
Miss Gildersleeve
Alice Duer Miller
Miss Miller
Puppet Show at Barnard Night Raises Funds for Student Loan
Barnard College hosts a two performance puppet show on Friday May 4 at Brooks Hall to benefit the Student Loan Fund. Doors open for undergraduates alumnae and families with dances to follow from 10 pm to 1 am. Supper served and bids set at 75 per person available May 2 to 4.
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Barnard. Nic
Brooks’. Hall
Barnard’ Hall
Jake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clubsponsor Musicale
Pius “X
Phi Beta Kappa
National Collegiate Honor Society
Bulletin
Hutchinson
Reiner
Natalie Bachrach
Blanche Goldman
Censorship Committee
M. L
Porgy Remner
Morningside Heights
Book Committee
Muriel Hutchison
Nat’l Association
Swith
University ‘Press
Dean
Columbia’s
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