Barnard Undergraduates Elected to Phi Beta Kappa
Twenty two Barnard College seniors from the class of 1935 were elected to the Barnard section of the Columbia Phi Beta Kappa chapter. Election occurred on April 16 with initiations following April 16. The honors reflect high scholastic attainment and include named students such as Phyllis Barnard Sara Bright Rosalie Coyle Natalie Deyrup and others.
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Barnard
Phi Beta Kappa
Columbia Chapter of
Society
Columbia
Phyllis Barnard
Sara: Bright
Rosalie Coyle
Natalie Deyrup
Lillian Dick
Emily DiCrocco
Jeanne Erlanger
Mildred. Fishman
Suzanne Fogelsong
Marion Greenebaum
Isabelle Kelly Kimily Koeniger
Ruth Masseck
Susan Muvaffak
Mary Riggin
Mary Selee
Ada Shearon
Elizabeth Simpson
Ruth Synder
Betty Spitz
Vivian Trombetta
Edith Weiner
Marjorie Wright
Emilie Young
Barnard College
Gertrude Braun Rich
Elsie Wechsler
Norothy Lind Marks
Liberty League Elects Officers For Next Year
The Barnard Liberty League elected officers for the coming year at a Tuesday meeting. Janny Smt ii will be President, with Willickson as Vice-President and Mar orth as Recording Secretary. Margaret ie will serve as Corresponding Secretary, and Mary Jia as Treasurer. The chairmanship went to Mary Pucherty, with Alice Bean in Posters and Molly Clinton in Pamphlets.
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Ficers
Barnard Liberty League i
Janny Smt ii
Mt Willickson
Mar“orth
Margaret Ie
Mitt
Mary Jia
Pucherty
Alice Bean
Molly
Linton
Required Senior Meeting To Be Held Tuesday
A compulsory Senior Class meeting is scheduled for Tuesday April 30 at 1 10 in Brinckerhoff Theatre. The agenda includes election of Permanent Class Officers a short talk on the Alumnae Fund by Mrs Lowther and a possible talk by Mrs Rice president of the Alumnae Association Announcements on Senior Week will be made attendance will be taken.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Lowther
Alumnae Fund
Rice
Association
Drive Against Alien And Sedition Bills Protest
A Barnard drive to collect signatures condemns new alien and sedition bills seen as eroding civil liberties. The Barnard Bulletin and Current Events Club back the effort with posters on Barnard Hall bulletin boards, the Barnard Bulletin office, and dormitory floors.
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Barnard Bulletin
Congress
Barnard
Current Events Club
Barnard Hall
Rappers Attends Lecture On Brains And Race
Dr. C A Ariens Kappers of Amsterdam lectured at McMillin Theatre on Brain development from primitive to modern man. He argued the missing link is an upright ape, not a human ancestor, and noted modern brains vary with efficiency, food, and endocrine function.
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C. A. Ariens Kappers
McMillin Theatre
Kappers
University of Amsterdam
Life in the Rah Rah Show To Be Shown Tonight
The article notes a late May event where the Perfect 36 junior show titled Life in the Rah Rah will be presented. It mentions an annual Lost and Found auction run by the Undergraduate Association with items like hats pens books umbrellas rubbers glasses and jewelry to be sold via the comptroller's office.
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Comptroller’s Office
Brinckerhoff Theater
Buddy Marsh
Elaine Goltz
Katherine Horsburgh
Marion White
Betty Grant
Dorothy Skene
Donna Eaton
Helen Atwood
Adair Brasted
Lillian Wise
Margaret Conner
Barbara Graham
Helen
Bulletin Sponsors Tea on Wednesday at Barnard College
The Barnard Bulletin held a tea in the College Parlor with faculty and college members invited. Suzanne Strait and Diana Hirsh received editor keys, and staff members were honored with gold, silver, and bronze keys for two to four years of service.
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Barnard Bulletin
Suzanne Strait
Diana Hirsh
Rita London
Miriam Roher
Estelle Fischman
Jessie Herkimer
Marion Patterson
Helen Hartmann
Adele Hagland
Ruth Bedford
Naomi Cohn
Bulletin
Sylvia Siman
Gertrude Dounn
Julia Fisher
Barnard Catalogue Reveals Wide Range of New Courses
The 1935 1936 Barnard catalogue highlights changes across departments. Anthropology adds a minimum class size for courses 51 52, Economics and Sociology convert several courses to full year offerings, and Sociology adds new two semester options. New education and English composition related courses join offerings, with French and Germanic units also expanding and history introducing several new classes led by Vasiliev Mme Muret and Byrne.
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Barnard
Hinton
Department of Education
Macy Hall
Cottrell
Raup
Braun
Goethe
Puckett
Vasiliev
Mme. Muret
Byrne
Barnard College Will Continue Franco American Exchange Involves Barnard Seniors
The dean's office announces Barnard College will stay in the Franco American and American Italian student exchanges. Senior Mary Roselle Riggin will study at the University of Toulouse next year, Elaine Augs bury will go to the University of Florence, with French and Italian students to follow at Barnard. Scholarships may bring students from Argentina Spain Poland or Czecho Slovakia, though appointments are pending.
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Barnard College
Mary Roselle ‘Riggin
University of Toulouse
Elaine Augsbury
University of Florence
Barnard
France
Italy
Argentina
Spain
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
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Liberty League
Marie Smith
Ruth Willcockson
Dr. Rappers
McMillin
Belle Martin
Sturtevant
Briggs
Bieber
By Ann Furman
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