CASTS ANNOUNCED FOR OUTWARD BOUND AT BARNARD HALL
Wigs and Cues and Jukets for the two performances announce the cast for OUTWARD BOUND through December 13 and 14 at Barnard Hall Little Parlor. Fredericka Gaines lists cast members including Ethel Greenfield Gerda Halvien Jean Crawford Irmendal Aue and more with a professional orchestra planned for post show dancing.
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Barnard Hall
Barnard Util
Outward Bound
Fredericka Gaines
Wigs & Cues
Ethel Greenfield
Gerda Halvien
Jean Crawford
Irmevard Aue
Jane Wyatt
Kelyn Anderson
Edna Klein
Elizabeth Benson
Elma Gaumelo
Roselyn Jone
Ruth Anderson
Katharine Crawford
Miriam Lankannem
Mary LeVine
Mary Seeley
Marjorie Bahouth
French Club Presents Musicale and Tea at College Parlor
The French Society hosted a musicale and tea on Tuesday in the College Parlor. Barnard girls performed a program of French songs with Prof. Tenti Mull introducing each piece. Francine Alessi and Heffernan led opening numbers, others followed with diverse selections from dramatic pastorals to La Marseillaise and historical pieces, ending with air de la Lune and Frere Jacques.
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Nother
Tuessa
Barnard
Tenti Mull@x
Robin
Francine Alessi
Heffernan
Emp
Yes
Snore
Air de la Lune
Frere
Choir Boys of St John's To Sing Here on Tuesday
The St John Choir Boys will perform Christmas music at Assembly Tuesday December 10th. The choir will be augmented by ten professional voices under Miles Farrow, a rare privilege for Barnard after limited prior appearances at other venues.
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St. John’s
Barnard
St. John Choir
Miles Farrow
Othe
Student Fellowship Drive Raises 1925 Despite Shortfall
Pledges totaling 1925.00 were collected for the Student Fellowship Drive, led by amounts from the classes of 1932, 1930, 1933 and 1931. The drive featured a new triple check system, with payments to be mailed notices next February and fresh pledges anticipated from incoming freshmen and transfers.
Thomas Refutes Communist View Debate At Columbia
Norman Thomas and Solon de Leon clashed over tactics in social conflict before a crowd at MacMillan Theater. De Leon argued revolution is necessary and condemned bourgeois legality while Thomas defended reform and nonrevolution, framing the state as a repressive agency.
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Communist Party
Norman Thomas
Solon de Leon
Columbia Social Problems Club
MacMillan Theater
Mr. de Leon
de Leon
Socialist Party
Synd Hossian to Speak at International Club Tea Today
Synd Hossian of the Famous India Parsi will address the International Club in the College Parlor at 4 pm this afternoon on The New East and West. A descendant of Mohammed from an aristocratic Parsi family, he has edited major Indian dailies and played a publicist role in India and the West. He helped present the Indian case at the Near Eastern Peace Settlement in 1920 and attended the 1921 Washington Armaments Conference as India's press representative.
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Synd Hossian
India
Synd_ Hossian
International Club
Mohammed
Hossian
Europe
Assembly Elects Delegates to National Congress at Pola Alto
The assembly elected delegates to the National Intercollegiate Congress at Pola Alto. The first meeting of the Social Science Forum is today at 12 in Room 304 with Barnaid Hail listed among attendees.
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Assembly
Pola Alto
Social Science Forum
Health Day Reveals Mythical Freshman Miss 1933
Health Day on November 25 introduced the Mythical Freshman Miss 1933 by Miss Wayman. The 1933 entrant, age 17, 5 ft 4 in, 123 lb, scored A minus health and B plus posture, with higher motor ability than Miss 1932 in chest and shoulder strength and lung capacity. Posture contest narrowed candidates to three from each class. judges included Miss Tuzo and Miss Nye.
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Miss Wayman
Department of Physical Education
Miss Tuzo
Miss Yates
Miss Nye
Olive Bushnell
Cynthia Walker
Dorothy Pearlstein
Sue Charles
Ruth Nelson
Edith Tompkins
Kathleen Sasso
Catherine Gannon
Mary Johnson
Ger
Dorothy Harrison to Represent at National Student Federation Congress
Dorothy Harrison was elected official Representative of the Undergraduate Association to attend the fifth annual National Student Federation of America Congress at Stanford University January 1 2 3 and 4. About 250 student leaders will join plenary sessions open discussions and expert speakers to address student government honor codes campus politics and international cooperation. The federation aims to foster cooperation, intelligent student opinion, and world peace through nationwide exchange of ideas and experiences.
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Dorothy Harrison
National Student Federation of America
Stanford University
United States
World Federation of Students
United States of America
Princeton University
National Student Federation
University of California
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Lynd Hessian
America
Barnaid Hail
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