Barnard Delegates Attend Model Disarmament Conference
Barnard College sent two students Miss Frances Smith and Miss Katherine Reeve as delegates to the Intercollegiate Model-Disarmament Conference at Bucknell University December 4 to 6. Twenty seven colleges participated with delegations of four to ten students and a weekend program included plenary sessions, commission meetings, dinners, and a round table on arousing student sentiment on disarmament.
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Barnard
Bucknell University
Frances Smith
Kathiérine Reeve
William T. Stone
Foreign Policy Association
Annual Winter Formal Held By Dormitories
The dormitory Christmas dance was held in Hewitt Hall on Friday night with Carl Woodward and his orchestra providing music. Guests of honor included Dean Mullins and Mrs Mullins among others. The reception line featured Miss Abbott and Miss McBride, with a general committee led by Jean Ward and Betty Hu.
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Hewitt Hall
Carl Woodward
Hewitt
Mullins
Borch
Smith
Gayer
Abbott
McBride
Williams
Markoff
Miss Abbott
Dorothy ‘Smith
Jean Ware
Jean Ward
Betty Hu
Betty
Barbara, Gray
Ye Schollenberger
Elinor Onc
First Vocational Tea Scheduled Tomorrow
The Vocational Tea will be held Wednesday December 9 at 4 00 pm in the college parlor. Speakers cover International Work Teaching Psychology and Library work with Barnard graduates attending. Miss Patti S Field Radcliffe graduate and former vice consul will speak on International Work joined by Miss Mary Zwemer and Miss Rita de Lodygiun.
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Barnard
Patti S. Field
Radcliffe
L’ecole de Science Politique
Paris
United States Department of State
Amsterdam
Mary. Zwemer
Cairo
Rita de .Lodygiun
J. P. Morgan,& Co
Helen J. Cohen
Washington Irving High School
New York:City
National Council of: Administrative Women
Marjorie”’Tallman
Francine Alessi
Value Of Foreign Contacts From Barnard Fellow
Madeline Russell, 1929 30 International Fellow, writes on the Barnard Student Fellowship experience in London. She describes stimulating study, immersion in daily life, and the contrast between living abroad and reading about England and Germany.
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Madeline Russell
Inh
Bulletin
Barnard
London
England
France
Germany
Barnard Glee Club Concert Draws 200 Guests
About two hundred guests attended the first Barnard Glee Club Concert and Dance at the Barbizon Club on Saturday night. The program directed by Professor Lowell P. Beveridge featured Czech Carols, Christmas pieces, works by Walkes Arensky and Vaughan Williams, with Big Veda hymns to Varuna and Agni. Dancing followed to the Columbia Blue Lion Orchestra until 1 AM.
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Barnard Glee Club
Barbizon Club
Gustav van Holt
Walkes
Arensky
Vaughan Williams
Agni
Beveridge
Lowell P. Beveridge
Miss Wadhanes
Pass-Fail Referendum Votes Recorded by Student Body
Three hundred eighty eight votes were recorded in the Pass-Fail Referendum with 263 opposed, 116 in favor, and 9 uncertain. A rider notes voter apathy as data is compiled and the Dean will receive the report. No immediate action on changing the grading system is planned.
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Olga’ Maurer
Bulletin
Exhibition of Spanish art and artifacts in Barnard Hall
The Spanish Club sponsors a day exhibition in the Conference Room Barnard Hall from 9 AM to 6 PM featuring Spanish pottery the first telephone used by Alfonso XII and Lucrezia Bori's Carmen shawl A Spanish movie screens 4 to 6 PM admission ten cents for the exhibition and movies six and seven cents respectively
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Barnard Hall
Alfonso Xiit
Lucrezia Bori
Carmen
Assembly Workers Education Talk By Spence Miller
Assembly Spence Miller, secretary of the Workers' Education Bureau, will address the assembly today at 1 10 in the gymnasium. Aurelia Ricci a Barnard Summer School student will also speak and the college is invited to attend this annual meeting on workers education.
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Spence Miller
Workers’ Education Bureau
Aurelia Ricci
Barnard
Wigs and Cues Melody Emerges From British Museum Archives
A historic tune from the Wigs and Cues production titled Castle Spectre sails to the Berengaria from the British Museum archives. The rediscovered eighteenth century melody, long buried, promises an intriguing revival and possible new interpretation by modern dramatic artists.
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British Museum
A. A. Board Opens Annual Posture Contest
The Health Committee of the Athletic Association Board under Miss Helen Stevenson begins the posture contest with talks on good posture. Ten to twelve candidates from each freshman gym section are chosen, with sophomores to seniors urged to sign up today. Preliminary contest set for Wednesday December 9 in gym class attire.
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the Athletic Association Board
Helen Stevenson
Physical Education Department
Barnard Hall
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K. Reeve
Madeline
Russell
America
Workers’ Education
Assembly
Edith Kane
Mozart
Haydn
A. A. Board
College
Josephine Rathbone
Teachers’ College
Wolf
Tuzo
Wayman
Louise Brown
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