New York City Crime Prevention Bureau Spotlighted
Miss Henrietta Addison, deputy police commissioner, outlined New York Citys Crime Prevention Bureau before the Government Majors and Social Science Forum. The city claims the largest crime prevention program among big cities, focusing on juvenile delinquency and gang disruption. A Junior Police Athletic League is planned with Babe Ruth and three other big league figures guiding promising youths.
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Henrietta Addison
New York City
Social Science Forum
New York
Miss Addison
Upgh
Mulrooney
Police Athletic League
Babe Ruth
Crime Prevention Bureau
Program Of Old French Songs At Tea
A Wednesday afternoon tea in the College Parlor featured Bar nard French students and Columbia Choir members directed by Professor Lowell P. Beveridge. The program mixed French and Latin texts set to music by sixteenth century and contemporary composers, including Josquin and Lassus. The event drew good attendance among faculty and students such as Miss Weeks and Mrs. Beveridge.
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Barnard
Columbia Choir
Lowell P. Beveridge
Josquin de Pres
Roland de Lassus
Bevieur
Ronsard
Mary Vient de Ches
Miz Norine
Guillaume Costeley
Ronsar
Lag
Ees
du Printans
Megars
Weeks
Surevant
le- Duc
Bieler
Ang Aliss Kruger
Beveridge
Waresent
Wigs and Cues Spring Play Tonight in Brinkerhoff Theatre
The spring production Wigs and Cues presents Minus the Highness or Love is King tonight at 8 30 in Brinkerhoff Theatre. Admission is free with a 50 cent per couple charge for post show dancing. The cast features Muriel Schlesinger Prince of Whales Jean MacDougall Heliotrope Muriel Hutchinson Ethel Greenfield Mildred Pearson and more with Natalie F Joffee in charge of costumes Constance E Smith chairing staging and Phyllis Machlin president of the group.
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Love Is
Brinkerhoff Theatre
Barnard
Phyllis Mackelin
Prince of Whales
Jean MacDougall
Heliotrope
Muriel Hutchinson
Natalie F. Joffee
Constance E. Smith
Alice Fairchild
Properties
Phyllis Machlin
Anna Hill Johnstone
Dorothy. Sachs
Constance. E. Smith
Reading
Elizabeth Jay
Patricia Purvis
Gertrude Rubsamen
Miss Schmidt
Henry Street
Neighborhood Playhouse
Grand Street
Eva le Gallienne
Gilda Gray
Charles
Albert Boni
Gilbert Seldes
Mr. Seldes
American Laboratory Theatre
Barnard Alumnae Recital Showcases Annie Schmidt Talent
A Town Hall recital benefiting the Barnard Alumnae Association featured Annie Schmidt 21 Barnard dancing and acting in sketches and dances. Undergraduates attended and praised her acting ability though noting talent as a dancer as well.
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Anne Schmidt
Barnard
Town Hall
Annie Schmidt
Miss Schmidt
Glimpses of Papyri Spark Interest at Classical Club
Professor Clinton W. Keyes of Columbia University spoke to the Classical Club on papyrus origins and early Greece. He traced writing from clay to papyrus, noted 1876 first papyri discovery in Egypt, and warned peasants burned many treasures. He praised Petrie Grenfell and Hunt for later finds.
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Clinton W. Keyes
Columbia University
Classical Club
Keyes
Petrie
Grenfell and Hunt
Professor Wayman Honored At Annual Convention
At the annual convention of the American Physical Education Association held in Philadelphia last week Professor Wayman received a Beltow in Physical Education for distinguished service. She was cited as teacher lecturer writer organizer and administrator among twelve men and four women honored in the field.
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American’ Physical Education Association
Philadelphia
Wayman
Students Urged to reclaim lost articles at college
Students who misplaced items on campus during the year should claim them at the Comptroller's Office promptly. Unclaimed articles will be sold at a public auction in the near future.
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Comptroller’s ‘Office
Rennaisance Returns: Student Sonneteering Sparks Campus Revival
A quirky campus feature notes an annual renewal of artistic zest dubbed the Renaissance at the so called asphalt campus. Students gather at Lohden Toe Cream Parlor to swap sonnets while sharing coffee and meals, with playful debates on aesthetics and satire.
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Lohden
Senior Show Approved as Part of Senior Week Plans
The 1932 class unanimously backs Senior Show during Senior Week with tea dance ball and banquet. Committee cites budget, one week rehearsal, and plans favor a one-act farce with popular Junior Show skits. Christiana Furse notes seniors must wear caps and gowns at the Dean’s lecture on May 10.
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Christiana Furse
Freshmen and Sophomores Elect Class Officers
The classes of 1934 and 1935 elected officers at meetings on Wednesday April 27. Helen Caha Lane was named vice president of the next year's Junior class. Delphine Dowling secretary. Mary Dickinson treasurer. Marjorie Rainey chairs Junior Prom. John Stone chairs Junior Show. Madeleine Davies poster chair. Alice Black historian. Helen Flanagan and Susan Lockwood named delegates to Representative Assembly. Vivian Tenney elected Greek Games chairman for 1935 year. Gerarda Greene and Mary Hurd Hillyer named Sophomore social chair. Elise Cobb delegate to Silver Bay conference. Other officers to be elected next meeting.
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Helen Cahalane
Assembly
Vivian Tenney
Miss
Tenney
Gerarda. Greene
Mary Hurd Hillyer
Elise
Cobb
Silver ‘Bay
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Junior Athletic League
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Phyllis Machlin Directs
Arizona
Muriel ‘Schlesinger
Ethel Greenfield
Eee
Rectenwa
Tes
Mildred
Pearson Anepee
G Eee
Aeeneene
Butler Helen Feeney
Constance Smith
Sylvia Weinstock
Zuzus
Bootblacks
Edith
Cantor
Ruth Snyder
Hazel Dunham
Janet Silverman
Emily Ruppee
Fannie Bach
Sean Neeeea
Maria Ouspenskaya
Teels
Egypt
Keyes of
Columbia
Lege
I. A
Adaline Hefflefinger
Doris Smith
Christiana” Furse
Cahalane
Greene
Tenney Creek Games
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