May Day Protests Urged by Barnard Students
Forum notes Barnard students urged to join May Day demonstration to support workers and anti war actions. Call for unity with the working class emphasizes abolition of war fascism academic freedom and equal rights while backing the Scottsboro case and unemployment insurance measures.
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Columbia
Q Barnar
Creats Club
United Front
Barnard
Scottsboro Boys
Tom Mooney
Olympic and ISA Champions to Dive
Creek Games will end with awards presented by Poseidon. Babs Ladue chairs the Cynics and Adair Brasted leads the Sophiasts. Dorthy Brauneck serves as general manager and Susan Wolf as faculty advisor. All students and faculty are invited to attend the games.
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Poseidon
Babs Ladue
Cynics
Adair Brasted
Sophiasts
Dorthy Brauneck
Susan Wolf
Review highlights of the 36 53 Junior Show and Furman tribute
The piece praises performances by Helen Kemp Katherine Horsburgh and Dana Eaton lookalike janitor and a peppy selection by Marcy Dolgenas Two Can Play at Any Game and praises Dusty Glassabeer and the janitor's act Carolyn Frost dances and Hodupp Tal and Wright lead chorus numbers The Barnard College students and faculty receive applause while Elaine Vibert and Catherine Horsburgh direct a lively program aimed to show Barnard’s musical spirit
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Ann Furman
Dana Eaton
Helen Kemp
Hr Own
Katherine Horsburgh
Barnard
Bryn Mawr
Mei
Adair Brasted Elected Camp Chairman and Margot Kuhlman Health Chairman
A. A. notes report Adair Brasted 36 elected Camp Chairman and Margot Kuhlman 37 named Health Chairman after AA elections held last Wednesday. Brasted served on Junior Show committee Mortarboard staff and Harvest Hop committee while Kuhlman participated in Sophomore Greek Games Property Committee and interclass basketball.
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Adair ‘Brasted
Margot Kuhlman
Miss Brasted
Mortarboard
Miss Kuhlman
Nominees Named for A. A. Managers Election
On Wednesday May 1st in the Conference Room from 10 to 4, the election of A. A. managers will be held. Nominated for Archery are Hilda Knobloch Adrienne Macksound and Ruth Triggs. Also named are Ruth Damm Margaret Hoover and Margaret Ritchie for Baseball. Ruth Harris Irene Lacey and Amy Schaeffer for Swimming. Lucy Appleton Margaret Maher and Vivian Neale for Tennis Badminton. Adele Hansen Marjory Ray for Basketball. Jane Craighead Garnette Snedeker and Charlotte Haverly for Track. Games Manager has been elected Anne Pastello Volleyball Manager.
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A. A
Hilda Knobloch
Adrienne Macksound
Ruth Triggs
Ruth Damm
Margaret Hoover
Margaret Ritchie
Ruth Harris
Irene Lacey
Amy Schaeffer
Lucy Appleton
Margaret Maher Vivian Neale
Adele Hansen
Marjory Ray
Jane Craighead
Garnette Snedeker
Charlotte Haverly
Anne Pastello
Prof Borgese of Smith To Talk On De Sanctis
Professor Giuseppe Borgese of Smith College will be guest of honor and lecturer at a college tea sponsored by Dean Gildersleeve and the Italian Club to be held in The College Parlor today at four oclock. He will speak on Francesco De Sanctis and his Ideals of Italian Literature.
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Giuseppe Borgese
Smith College
Gildersleeve
Borgese
Francesco de Sanctis
Barnard
Cers
Italian Teachers Association
Columbia
Elaine Augsbury
Dean Glidersleeve
Claire Murray
Isabel Crystal
Frances Bingham
Ruth Wilcockson
Rose Bucciarelli
Phyllis de Slipso
Fioira Ferra
Writers Club Holds Annual Dinner May First
The Writers Club plans its annual dinner for May first at the Men's Faculty Club on Morningside Drive and 117th Street at 7 o clock. Speakers will include members with outstanding work and other distinguished writers. Dinner costs 1.00 with informal dress. All interested in writing are welcome. reservations to Mrs Muriel White Roland at 301 School of Business. Seating plan will be prepared on April 29. groups may note seating requests when reserving.
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Writers Club
Morningside Drive
117Th Street
Muriel White Roland
School of Business
Milk Bar at Barnard College Serves Health to Patrons
Barmaids led by Alice Olsen offered milk and graham crackers as Health samples at Barnard Hall from morning to afternoon. Students, including many freshmen, queued for the five cent glass and graham crackers while health chairman Olsen promoted the program.
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Alice Olsen
Graham
Barnard Hall
Barnard
Alice Olson
College Health
Menorah Club elects officers for next year
Dolgenas presides as officers are chosen for the Menorah Club for the coming year. Marcy Dolgenas will be president with Stella Goldstein as vice president Myra Scrating as treasurer Kathryn Smul as recording secretary Julia Fisher as corresponding secretary and Ann Furman as publicity chairman. They will work with Rabbi Hoffman adviser to Jewish students to plan a busy season ahead.
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Menorah
Marcy Dolgenas
Stella Goldstein
Myra Scrating
Kathryn Smul
Julia Fisher
Ann Furman
Rabbi Hoffman
Barnard Students May Stay at Reid Hall Paris
Barnard students or alumnae in Paris this summer may stay at Reid Hall when rooms are open. Reid Hall at 4 rue de Chevreuse in the Latin Quarter offers modern American comforts with old Paris charm and moderate prices. Director Miss Dorothy Leet Barnard 1917 welcomes Barnardites to French life.
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Barnard
Paris
Reid Hall
Rue de Chevreuse
Latin Quarter
Dorothy Leet
Deutscher Kreis Luncheon Honors Officers and New Officials
The German Department hosted its annual luncheon for outgoing and incoming Deutscher Kreis officers and committees on April 25. Professors Braun and Puckett, Mr. Von Helms, and Miss Gode attended. New officials included Esther Wasmund as president and Marianne Nussbaum as vice president, with Inez Alexander treasurer Janet Harris secretary Dorothy Braubneck and Elizabeth Puckett publicity. Former officers were Aline Joveshof, Nannette Kolbitz, Nancy Crowell, and Ellen Jacobsen. Name cards featured German costume art. Plans discussed picnic and hike with Columbia Deutscher Verein.
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Braun
Puckett
von Helms
Columbia Deutscher Verein
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