Junior Show in Review Form At Barnard College
Anna Hill Johnstone announces a junior show revue planned as the form to widen participation in writing acting directing and music. The book committee led by Elinor Remner includes Helen Feeney Lillian Batlin Sylvia Weinstock and two authors with a completion target by Christmas. Publicity led by Elizabeth Huber and Elizabeth Firth handles patronage outreach with Junior Prom. charges reduced for both events.
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Anna Hill Johnstone
Helen Cahalane
Alice ‘Semmes
Elinor Remner
Helen Feeney
Lillian Batlin
Sylvia Weinstock
Miss Weeks
Elizabeth Huber
Miss Johnstone
Barnard
Elizabeth Firth
Virginia Rechnitzer
Hinde Barnett
Barbara Smoot
Constance Smith
Glee Club to Feature Next Alumnae Supper at Barnard
The Barnard College Club to present the Glee Club with Christmas carols and Holst pieces at a Sunday supper on December 11 at 7 p.m. A high tea will honor Barnard alumnae prior to the concert. The Plaza performance on December 3 included Brahms Liebeslieder and carols. Bevetide conducted.
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Glee Club
Barnard College Club
Barnard
Plaza Oecember
Brahms Liebeslieder
Gutav Holst
Lowell P. Beve- Tide
First Vocational Tea Set for Tomorrow at College Parlor
The first Vocational Tea in the alumnae series will be held tomorrow at four in the College Parlor. Alumni speakers include Frances K. Marlatt in law, Emma Bugbee in journalism, Dr Lucy Porter Sutton in medicine, and Gertrude R. Stein in business. Younger alumnae attendees will assist as hosts and guides.
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Mildred Wells
Frances K. Marlatt
Law School of
New York University
Elizabeth Broks
Bertha Rambeau
New York
Emma Bugbee
The
Herald Tribune
Lucy Porter Sutton
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Friends Seminary
Junior League Center
Bowling Green Neighborhood Association
State Charities Aid Association
Gertrude R. Stein
Vocational Service
Hudson Guild
Institute For Crippled and Disabled Men
New York Prodation Association
Helen Robinson
Blair and Voorhies
Irene Wolford
Florence Riley
Columbia ‘Law School
Helen Blanchard
Merly
Herald-Tribune
Columbia Bureau of Public Information
Eugenie ~ Fribourg
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Small, Lowell
Herbert
Silk
Phoebe’ Harbison
Elvira DeLice
New York ‘University
Bellevue Medical College
Professor Loiseaux Addresses Two Clubs on North African History
Professor Loiseaux spoke at a tea hosted by the French Classical Clubs on Latins and Moslems in Northern Africa. Lantern slides traced Algiers and inland towns, noting native life, mosques, and roman ruins showing four development stages from camp to library and baths.
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College
Africa
Loiseaux
North Africa
Algiers
Types of War and Student Action in International Conflicts
Donald Henderson outlines three war types at the Social Science Forum on December 1. He cites imperialist struggles from Nicaragua to China and argues aid to colonized peoples, ongoing rivalries between powers, and fears of Soviet influence shape modern warfare. The National Student League endorses supporting affected peoples and action against war.
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Donald Henderson
Social Science Forum
Nicaragua
Cuba
China
People For Liberation
National Student League
Henderson
Hendaston
Germany
Soviet Union
Press Convention Opens at Barnard This Weekend
The 17th annual Women's Intercollegiate News Association conference gathers representatives from Mount Holyoke Goucher Hood Wilson Connecticut Hunter plus Vassar Sweet Briar and others. Delegates will attend social events dine with Dean Gildersleeve and Mrs Reid hear talks by Clyde Miller Hil Best and Ogden Mills Reid.
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Barnard Bulletin
Women’s Intercollegiate News Association
Mount Holyoke
Goucher
Hood
Wilson
Connecticut
Hunter
Vassar
Sweet Briar
Jean Waterman
Hewitt Hall
Dean Gildersleeve
Gena Tenney
Madlyn Millner
Bulletin
D Susan
Clyde Miller
Bureau of Educational Research of
Teachers’ College
Jean Ehrlich
Hil Best
Ogden Mills Reid
Barnard
The
New York Herald Tribune
Déan Gildersleeve
Reid
Scientist Charles Sears Baldwin to Speak at St Pauls Chapel
Professor Charles Sears Baldwin will address St Pauls Chapel this coming Thursday at noon in a talk titled The Scientific Temper. Barnard students are invited to attend.
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Charles Sears” Baldwin
St. Paul’s Chapel
Barnard
Frederick Barry
Dean's Office Announces Medical Aptitude Test
The Dean's Office invites pre medical students to take the Medical Aptitude Test under the American Medical Association on Friday December 6 at 3 00 p m in Room 301 Physics Building. A $1.00 fee is charged and students should report to the Dean's Office to be added to the test list.
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American Medical “Association
Cy Gildersleeve
Lamont To Speak On Economic Basis Of War
Corliss Lamont, former Columbia University philosophy member, will discuss "The Economic Basis of War" at the Social Science Forum meeting today at noon in room 304 Barnard Hall. The college is invited.
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Corliss Lamont
Department of Philosophy
Columbia ‘University
Barnard Hall
Greek Games Dedicated to God of Prophecy This Year
Freshmen chairmen for Greek Games have been named by Sally Pike. They include Lyrics Jean, Rugg Music Helen Dykema, Dance Jerry Lotz, Entrance Catherine Horseburgh, Athletics Gertrude Warner, Properties Lillian Wise, Costumes Elizabeth W Jones, Business Gertrude Leddy Apollol, the god of prophecy will be honored as this year’s dedication. Central Committee discussed a stage as oracle with an ambiguous answer to athletes’ fate.
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Sally Pike
Jean’ ‘Rugg
Helen Dykema
Jerry Lotz
Catherine Horseburgh
Gertrude
Warner
Lillian Wise
Elizabeth W
Jones
Leddy
Apollol
Apollo
Greece
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