Fellows Elected for 1936 Student Fellowship
Candidates chosen by the committee include Kathleen Murphy Helen Nicholl Eleanor Ortman and Marion Raoul with Sally Bright noted as last year’s fellow. The winner will study at a European university during 1936 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy. Nicholl
Ortman
Raoul
Kathleen G. Murphy
Helen R Nicholl
Eleanor J. Ortman
Andarion H. Raoul
Dean Gildersleeve
Gregory
Kathleen Murphy
College News Board
Representatives Assembly
Helen Nicholl
Eleanor Ortman
Quarterly
Social Science Forum
Sally Bright
London School of Economics
Bavarian Night Promises Bavarian Music And Dance At Barnard
German Club plans a Bavarian Night with Yodlers dancers and an accordionist at Brinckerhoff Theatre Friday from nine to one. A Bavarian orchestra will play as Helen Dengler and Professor Braun supervise. More than 150 Columbia students expected in Bavarian costumes as tickets sell for fifty cents.
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Deutscher Kreis
Brinckerhoff Theatre
von Helms
Esther Wasmund
Kreis
Columbia German Club
Columbia
Jake
Dykema Dengler
Barnard
New York
Munich “Platze
Barnard May Day Festival On New Land
Barnard students are invited to a May Day festival on a new property Friday May 1 at 2 30 pm. The Build ing Fund Committee chaired by Diana Hush plans a country fair with games races a tea party and a teeming crowd. Admission is two cents to cover expenses as students claim the land and celebrate ownership of their campus space.
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Barnard
Building Fund Committee
Diana Hush
Manhattan
Barnard Folk Ancing Group
Jungle
Jake
Barnard Seniors Named to Phi Beta Kappa Class of 1936
Twenty three Barnard students, all members of the Class of 1936, were elected to the Barnard section of Phi Beta Kappa on the basis of four years of high scholastic standing. Names include Louise Ballhausen Dorothy Brauneck Clara Canielson Hannah Delevie Elizabeth Dew Muriel Folks Betty Grant Dorothy Hughes Hilda Knobloch Regina Loewenstein Alice Morris Kathleen Murphy Helen Nicholl Marion Raoul Miriam Roher Marjorie Runne Fukami Sato Sylvia Shimberg Josephine Sturdivant Harriet Taplinger Clementine Walker Claire Wander Miriam Weil. Mrs Gertrude Braun Rich presides. Catherine Strateman is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Louise Ballhausen
Dorothy Brauneck
Clara Canielson
Hannah Delevie
Elizabeth Dew
Muriel Folks
Betty Grant
Dorothy Hughes
Hilda Knobloch
Regina Loewenstein
Alice Morris
Kathleen Murphy
Helen Nicholl
Marion Raoul
Miriam Roher
Marjorie Runne
Columbia University antiwar parade led by "Charlie" ends with strong protest
Thousands of students professors and outsiders marched from the Sun Dial around Amsterdam Avenue and 114th Street to South Field to condemn war. The Columbia University Varsity Show figure "Charlie" rode in a horse drawn wagon as veterans Barnard groups and religious schools joined in a spirited dress rehearsal for future action calling for peace with banners posters and slogans including War is a bore and Budgets for Books not Battleships.
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Columbia
Amsterdam Avenue
114Th Street
Charlie
Columbia University
Barnard
South Field
Union Theological Seminary
Jewish Theological Seminary
New College
Lincoln
Horace Mann
James Waterman Wise
Barnard Literary Club
Trustee to Speak at Liberty League Tea on Barnard History
Mrs Paul Strong Achilles Barnard alumna and trustee will discuss the college history this afternoon at a Liberty League tea. Dean Virginia Gildersleeve will introduce. The event includes a silver coin collection for the Building Fund and marks Miss Gildersleeve’s 25th year as dean.
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Paul Strong Achilles
Barnard
Liberty League
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Miss Gildersleeve
Achilles
Peter M. Jack Discusses Novels and Publicity
English majors heard critic Peter Munro Jack discuss Marxian versus Freudian trends in modern novels. He, a New York Times reviewer, called The Last Puritan long and dull but argued it reflects American history and exposed publisher reader conspiracy.
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Peter Munro Jack
Jack
New York Times
Demonstration Draws 500000 College Students Across Nation
On a nationwide peace strike, 500000 students on campuses from Barnard to Columbia and other colleges joined a Third Columbia Peace Strike at South Field. Speakers included James Waterman Wise Dr Herman Reissig and James Wechsler as Veterans of Future Wars paraded and satirized war on Broadway. Wise warned of looming war driven by profit and fascism while Reissig urged more demonstrations to avert aggression and called for system reform for lasting peace. Wechsler noted rapid growth of campus peace movements and outlined future trends in university activism.
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Columbia
Veterans of Future Wars
South Field
James Waterman Wise
Herman Reissig
James Wechsler
Broadway
American League Against War
Fascism
Mr. Wise
Ethiopia
Hitler
Rhineland
Japan
Soviet Union
Manchuria
United States
Morgans
Duponts
Hearsts
Wise
Dr. Reissig
James A. Wechsler
Columbia Spectator
A.S.A
Student Advocate
Wechsler
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Bavarian Orchestra
New Land
Agnes Leckie
Diana Hirsh
Edna Holtzman
Alice Olsen
Amy Schaeffer
Fukami Sato
Sylvia Shimberg
Josephine Sturdivant
Harriet Taplinger
Clementine Walker
Claire Wander
Miriam Weil
Phi Beta Kappa
Gertrude Braun Rich
Catherine Strateman
By Jean Bullowa
Paul S. Achilles
Peter M. Jack
Nation
Reissig
Teachers and New Colleges
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