Barnard Honors Seniors in Phi Beta Kappa, Council, Bear Pins
Barnard College salutes eight senior Student Council members, top Undergraduate officers, eight bear pin winners, outstanding extracurriculars, and twenty three Phi Beta Kappa inductees. Two council members and three bear pin winners join the Phi Betas on the list, illustrating balance between academics and activity as noted by Dean Gildersleeve.
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Peter Monro Jack Remembered for Scholarly Insight
Announcement of Peter Monro Jack's premature death at 47 recalls his insight into scholarly life. Former Barnard students remember his English A classes shaping their view of native literature and language. The New York Times praised him as a brilliant writer and one of the most scholarly contemporary reviewers.
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New York Times
Marcia Lawrence Sets Sights On Broadway Career
A biographical sketch details Marcia Lawrence, former Wigs and Cues president, and her rise from Kansas City roots to New York stage life. It notes her early acting work, academic accolades, memory for dates and verse, signature quirks, and varied jobs, concluding she aims for bigger achievements on Broadway.
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Wigs and Cues
Brinckerhoff
Broadway
Delia
Barnard
Christopher Marlowe
Allison
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Bulletin Reviews
Kansas City
Missouri
New York
Chaucer
Nanette Newell Europe Traveler and Parisian Hostess
Montreal born Nanette Newell, daughter of a U.S. Navy retiree, has crossed the Atlantic four times and escorts French naval officers in New York under the French Military Mission. Barnard College student and president of Cercle Francaise, she dreams of returning to Paris and marrying a Frenchman.
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R. H. Macy’s
New York Times
Publishers’ Service Company
Foreign Legion
U.S.N
Nanette
Atlantic
Normandie
New York
Nanette Newell
Montreal
Alps
Paris
Switzerland
New York City
55Th Street
Nanushka
44Th Street
France
Barnard
Cercle Francaise
Nanette Stiil
Colleen Walsh
Calou, Inc
Barnard Students See On the Double at McMillin Theater
Barnard students attend Columbia College Varsity Show On the Double at McMillin Theater April 27 28 and 29 at 830 p m Tickets $230 orchestra and front balcony $180 other balcony Cast V 12 and civilian performers present Greek Games reminiscences a Pony Ballet a midget dancer six feet four inches and sketches about the Dean medical office Navy sick bay and faculty members New songs include Dar I and a Navy V 12 marching song Tickets from McMillin bookstall and Casa Italiana
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Columbia College
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Joe Barata
Columbia Spectator
Louis Garisto
Columbia Medical
Navy
Columbia
Casa Italiana
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Amsterdam Avenue
Library displays feature Robinson letters and Lincoln relics exhibit
Autograph fans can view Edwin Arlington Robinson letters to Columbia professor Emory Neff and portions of Robinson’s works in South Hall and Low Library. A Lincoln life exhibit on the second floor includes a Gavel edition with a Abraham Lincoln wood splinter and other early reading books.
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South Hall
Low Library
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Emery E. Neff
Columbia English Department
Robinson
Columbia
Fred Coykendall
Abraham Lincoln
Southwest
Lincoln
Columbis
United States
Charles M. Adams
Medical Library
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