Barnard Mortarboard of 1934 Features Skyscraper Motif
The 1934 Barnard Mortarboard, issued to subscribers next Tuesday, uses a skyscraper motif with brown cloth and sepia toned art. It includes administration and junior class photos, extended faculty biographies, and detailed college activity reports such as Silver Bay and International Students Service conferences, plus athletic depictions and Barnard Camp snapshots. Jane Martin edits. Catherine Strateman is business manager.
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Barnard
Silver Bay
National Student Federation
International Students Service
Barnard Camp
Department of Physical Education
Barnard Hall
Nat Lowell
Jane Martin
Catherine Strateman
Mortarboard
Tea Honors Faculty and Students at College Bulletin
The college Bulletin held a tea on Wednesday April 26 with many faculty and student officers in attendance. Jase Somerville and Jan Ehrlich poured. Nannette Kolbitz and Suzanne Strait served. Gertrude Epstein new editor and Madlyn Millner retiring editor were recognized. numerous guests and staff received bulletin keys for their past year’s work.
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Bulletin
Jase Somerville
Jan Ehrlich
Nannette’ Kolbitz
Suzanne Strait
Gertrude Ep‘ein
Madlyn Millner
Miss. Weeks
Fairchild
Baldivin
Braun
Margaret ‘Altschul
Heanore
Grushlaw
Constance
Brown
Lenore Oppenheim
Virginia ‘Rechnitzer
Edith
Kane
Sylvia
Simon
Nannette
Kolbitz
Sally
Gehman
Religion in Crisis as Irwin Edman Addresses Students
Professor Irwin Edman of Columbia University argues secularization devitalizes religion and confines its impact to life crises. He notes competing ideologies like Marxism and paganism in modern society and praises religion for moral tradition and the vocabulary to translate time into eternity. Sanford Schamus introduces Edman as Barnard Menorah and Columbia Jewish Students’ Society host, with new Barnard officers announced for next year.
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Edman
Professor Edman
Sanford Schamus
Columbia
Jewish Students’ Society
Mildred Rearson
Barnard Menorah
Betty Goldstein
Ruth, Saberski
Blanche Goldman
Betty Norr
Stella Goldstein
Provisions of Minimum Wage Bills Discussed
At a Social Science Forum meeting Miss Frieda Miller outlined the Wald and Desmond minimum wage bills. She noted states enacting such laws, the wage board structure, and potential admin difficulties with seasonal industries and constitutionality.
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Wald
Desmond
Frieda Milter
New York State Department of ‘Labor ‘Women’s ‘Bureau
Social Science Forum
Conbaneerantr
Adopt-A-Family Dance Set For Barnard Gym Tonight
Adopt-a-Family committee hosts its final benefit in Barnard gym on April 28 at 9 p.m. Proceeds aid ten Columbia graduates' families. Tickets cost $1 and are available at Columbia Secretaries Office, Athletic Association, John Jay Hall, and Faculty Club.
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Columbia
Columbia Blue Lions
Columbia University
The
Athletic Association
John Jay Hall
CITES DEPARTMENT AIMS Mentions Enrollment Rise in Music Survey
Professor Douglas Moore head of the Barnard music department speaks at Brinkerhoff Theatre on education aims and music background. He notes enrollment growth from 30 to 100 in a survey and discusses how college training affects musical background beyond conservatories and home influence.
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Douglas Moore
Barnard
Brinkerhoff Theatre
Moore
Helen Erskine
Peardon To Address Fabian Club Today At Four
Mr. Thomas P. Peardon of the Government Department will deliver an address on a phase of Socialism at the Fabian Club meeting this afternoon at four in the Conference Room. The college is cordial invited to attend.
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Fabian Club
Thomas P. Peardon
Government
Professor Moore Describes Expansion of Barnard Interests
Barnard students are invited to submit poems for Columbia Poetry an annual anthology by the University to be published by the Columbia Press in the fall. Submissions must reach Mr Roderick Marshall English Department by May 1. Poems may be previously published but not already published as a book. The Van Rensselaer Prize for lyric poetry will be awarded for one lyric included in the volume. Last year the prize went to Helene Magaret class of 1932.
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Barnard
Columbia Poetry
Columbia Press
Roderick, Marshall
English Department
van Rensselaer Prize
Helene Magaret
33 Elects G Tenney Permanent President
Gena Tenney president of the Undergraduate Association and next year's Student Fellow will be the permanent president of the class of 1933. Miss Tenney was elected at the last Senior meeting held Tuesday in room 304 Barnard. Other permanent officers elected include Dorothy Crook vice president Jean Waterman treasurer and Aileen Pelletier secretary. Helen Erskine spoke to the class on joining the Alumnae Association. Senior Week plans were announced for the Senior Show on June 2 and 3. The college is invited to attend the Friday performance after Step Singing. The Ball and Tea Dance will probably be held. Dorothy Crook announced that on Tuesday May 9 Dean Gildersleeve will address the Senior Class and, on Thursday of the same week, give a tea for the Seniors. Seniors are asked to wear caps and gowns at both events.
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Gena Tenney
Miss Tenney
Barnard
Dorothy Crook
Jean ‘Waterman
Aileen Pelletier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tea
Menorah
Irwin Edman
Columbia Jewish Students’ Society
Basis of Life
State Labor Women’s Bureau
Bill
Barnard Gymnasium
Adopt
Aus
Pices
August Belmont
Dean Gildersleeve
Faculty Club
Oswald Jatoby
Yale
Baker Field
Jack Dempsey
New
York
Cites Department
Peardon
G. Tenney
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