Hatred Analyzed By Klineberg At Joint Meeting
Professor Otto Klineberg discussed race prejudice at a Menorah and Columbia Jewish Students Society gathering. He evaluated three theories of prejudice, rejecting ethno centrism as inconsistent with observed mixed white and black interactions and noting equal intellect groups show different biases.
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Otto Klineberg
Menorah
Columbia Jewish Students Society
Klineberg
Royce
Sumner
Professor Klineberg
McDougall
Class Meetings Tuesday To Elect New Officers
On Tuesday May 2 the classes of 1940 and 1941 hold required meetings. Juniors meet at 12 in room 304 and sophomores at 12 in the Brinckerhoff theatre to elect officers and chairmen, discuss step singing, and pick delegates to Silver Bay. Freshmen meet Wednesday at 12 30 in the Conference Room.
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Brinckerhoff
Silver Bay
Phi Beta Kappa Elects Members
The Delta Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa announces Ida H. Ogilvie, geology professor at Barnard, as honorary member. Twenty seniors were elected to the society at a Wednesday meeting: Bleiber, Breitbart, Comer, Davis, Debitette, Eide, Eisenbud, Ginsburg, Hall, Halle, Heuser, Hoole, Kline, Mackie, McPolan, Raisbeck, Rubenstein, Simon, Stern, Wright.
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Delta Chapter
Phi Beta Kappa
Ida H. Ogilvie
Barnard
Helen A. Bleiber
Bernice S. Breitbart
Louise M. Comer
Frances B. Davis Rose M. Debitette
Christine H. Eide
Gertrude Eisenbud
Flora Ginsburg
Charlotte B. Hall
Mary L. Heuser
Evelyn M. Hoole
Marjorie S. Kline
Florence A. Mackie
Catherine McPolan
Joan M. Raisbeck
Mildred Rubenstein
Auction Drama At Barnard Institute Sparks Brisk Bidding
Bargains drew Barnardites to an annual auction with lively bidding on cages junketings and sporting gear. Books by Shakespeare and Goethe sold cheap while badminton racquets and coats drew strong interest. only a lone cheese sandwich and boys pants remained unsold.
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Goethe
Barnard
Barnard Students Observe City Council Session
About twenty Barnard College American government students led by Dr. Jane Perry Clark visited City Hall on April 25 to observe New York City's Council in session. They waited for hours as the council discussed street name changes and a prohibition on uniforms for private groups while hearing commentary from Mrs. Genevieve Earle.
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Miriam Margolies
Jane Perry Clark
City Hall
Council of the
City of New York
Genevieve B. Earle
Barnard
Queens
Sharkey
Earle
Fusion
Brooklyn
Robert K. Straus
World’s Fair Corporation
Fair Corporation
Bronx
Chicago
San Francisco
Barnard Group
Magistrate’s Court
York
Barnard’s Laboratory
New Student Council Appoints Office Holders and Budget Committee
The Student Council named Jean Kranz as Transfers Chairman and Elaine Wendt as Editor of Blue Book. Peggy Pardee Bates becomes Health Chairman. Doris Myers joins Dormitory Executive Committee. A Budget Committee was created with Annette Hochberg, Irma Zwergel, Helen Taft, Alice Drury, Doris Bayer, and Mary Daniosch. Ruth Taubenhaus remains Undergraduate Treasurer. Florence Dubroff and Margaret Boyle join the University Legislative Conference continuations committee.
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Jean Kranz
Barnard Hall
Elaine Wendt
Peggy Pardee Bates
Land and Building Fund
Doris Myers
Representative Assembly
Annette Hochberg
Irma Zwergel
Helen Taft
Alice Drury
Doris Bayer
Mary Daniosch
Florence Dubroff
Margaret Boyle
University Legislative Conference
Blue Book
Bulletin
Ruth Taubenhaus
La Fiesta de la Lengua at College Parlor
El Circulo Hispano hosts La Fiesta de la Lengua next Thursday in the College Parlor to welcome new officers and close the club year. The program features Cervantes light comedy El Juezo de los Divorcios with Marjorie Trumbull et al, the Sofa Scene from Don Juan with Mathilde Ros and Esther Anderson, student poetry recitations, a tango by Mrs. von Forstmeyer and Mr. Anderson, plus refreshments for Spanish students and campus guests.
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el Circulo Hispano
Cervantes
el Juezo de Los Divorcios
Marjorie Trumbull
Gaby Tartoué
Nancy Wagner
Ruth Shaw
Marjorie Rosser
Gladys la Guardia
Carolina M. Dorado
I. MacHale
de Onis
von Forstmeyer
Anderson
Quarterly Will Appear May 10 With Stories and Profiles
The May issue of Quarterly appears May 10 featuring three articles, a short story, and a profile of Miss Mabel Foote Weeks. Rita Roher argues youth should join student organizations. Rebecca Price pens The Man and the Mouse. two French poems are translated for poetry. Mortarboard will precede finals with Barnard fiftieth anniversary themes.
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Miss Weeks
Marjorie Davis
Peter Munro Jack
Quarterly
Jane Mantell
New York
Rita Roher
Shirley Levitan
Aucassin Et Nicolette
Frances Freedman
Nona Balakian
Theophile Gautier
Anne Grauer
Barnard
Fund Issue Clarified By Dean Gildersleeve
Dean Gildersleeve clarifies that the Fiftieth Anniversary Fund funds all college needs not just building or land. He notes gifts toward land, building, endowments, scholarships, and visiting professorships, with $900,000 received or pledged and a goal toward one million by June.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Land and Building Fund
A. A. Banquet Tonight Begins At Six-Thirty
The Athletic Association banquet will be held in the Barnard gym tonight at 6:30 to honor Miss Mabel Foote Weeks as she leaves the college. Guests should wear dinner gowns or afternoon dresses and arrive promptly to start service on schedule. The event marks Deborah Allen's official duties as A A president and will award seniors for service with underclassmen receiving honorable mention.
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The
Athletic Association
Mabel Foote Weeks
Barnard
A. A
Deborah Allen
Barnard Hall Social Committee Names New Members
The Barnard Hall Social Committee elected ten new members for next year. Named are Jean Kranz Anne Richard Caroline Duncombe Amy Krbecek class of 1940 Addie Bostelman Natalie Salley Phyllis Snyder class of 1941 Constance Hare Edith Meyer Betty Hans incoming sophomore class. Term members and chairman to be chosen by Representative Assembly after council discussion.
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Barnard -Hall
Jean Kranz
Anne Richard
Caroline Duncombe
Amy Krbecek
Addie Bostelman
Natalie Salley
Phyllis Snyder
Constance Hare
Edith Meyer
Betty Hans
Representative Assembly
Student Council
Social Committee
Edwina Dusenbery
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Barnard Chapter
Ruth Halle
Shirley J. Simon Claire M. Stern
Mary E. Wright
Barnardites
Anne
Dubiou
By Betty Koenig
Fete
Barnard Bulletin
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