Black Eyed Susan at Brinckerhoff Theatre Tonight
The Brinckerhoff Theatre presents Black Eyed Susan in a fall production with dancing after the evening shows and a Saturday matinee. Tickets cost fifty and seventy five cents, with delegates to the Women’s Intercollegiate News Association attending Friday’s performance. The cast includes Jean Rugg, Phyllis Machlin, Marion Horsburgh, Dorothy Sable, Sylvia Weinstock, and others, with music by Helen Feeney and Beat Rice Scheer.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Susan
Barnard Hall
Women’s Intercollegiate News Association
Brinckerhoff
Dorothy Sable
Jacob’ Twig
Sylvia Weinstock
Gnatbrain
Naomi Sorkin
Dolly Mayflower
Muriel Mutchinson
Amiral
Caroline Collyer
Blue
Peter
Sylvia Shimberg
Seaweed
Margaret Howell
Alice Fairchild
Pike
Helen Kriegel
Yarn
Betty Luliice
Ploughshare
Mary Lou Wright
Polly Tarbox
Ruth Wolm
Jeanette Rubricius
Helen Dmitrieff
Elizabeth del
Nancy Crowell
Jeanette Rubricus
Mary Henderson
Lillian Burns
Lucille Dannenberg
Jane Eisler
Alice Kendikian
Barbara Meyer
Mary Richards
Ruth Thompson
Natalie Joffe
Betty Grant
Nannette Kelbitz
Growth Of Instruments Sketched At Club Ten
A Barnard Music Club Ten program presented a lecture demonstration on the development of three families of keyboard instruments. Speakers included Mix L Van Buren, Professor Moore, Professor Lowell Veridge of Columbia, Miss Kruger Rich, Mr. Von Helms, Miss Larkin, sister of Mrs Joline, and Mrs Baldwin. This marked the first in a new series by the club.
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Mix
L . van: Buren
Music Club
Cor ’Ae
Obers
Joline
Baldwin
Rst
Barnard
Journalists Invited to Saturday Morning Press Convention Sessions
Bulletin staff members and students interested in journalism are invited to attend the Saturday morning sessions of the press convention in Barnard Hall from 9 30 until noon. Rooms for the meetings will be listed later.
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Bulletin
Barnard Hall
Conference Upholds Student Civil Rights
Delegates from New York City colleges unanimously affirm that student civil rights apply on campus and should be protected by institutions. The meeting chaired by Professor Sidney Hook outlined both clarifying the concept of rights and planning concrete actions. Speakers included Roger Baldwin of the ACLU and educators from Teachers College NYU and Columbia, stressing student participation and revolutionary change in the struggle for rights.
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New York City
Horace’ Mann
Sidney Hook
Long Island University
Hunter College
Columbia University
New York University
Brooklyn College
City College
Roger Baldwin
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Baldwin
John L. Childs
Teachers College
Childs
Margaret Schlauch
Donald Henderson
Department of Economics of
Columbia
Frances Smith Works with Laski at London School of Economics
Frances Smith, holder of a Student Fellowship and former Undergraduate President, describes six weeks at the London School of Economics and her research under Professor Harold J. Laski. She outlines a project tracing the personnel of the League of Nations Secretariat and the International Labour Office, using a questionnaire and study of officials’ backgrounds.
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London School
London School of Economics
Gildersleeve
Frances ‘Smith
Miss Smith
Dean Gildersleeve
Laski
League of Nations Secretariat
International Labor Office
Eris Drummond
The
League
Faculty Endorse Anti War Congress Here at Columbia
Columbia College faculty including Professor Edward Kasner Professor R M Maciver and Dr Jane Clark join about two hundred students and twenty five faculty members in endorsing the National Student Congress Against War set for Chicago December 28 29. The Columbia Anti War Committee notes the congress is non partisan and urges unified student and faculty support while delegates from U S colleges and Canada and Latin America prepare to attend 800 delegates planned.
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National Student Congress Against
Chicago
Edward Kasner
Jane Clark
Sterling Tracy
Teresa Carbonara
Columbia
National Student Congress
Edmund Stevens
National Committee For the Student Congress Against War
United States
University of Texas
Canada
Latin America
McMillin Theatre
Columbia Anti-War Committee
Economics Department
Columbia College
R. G. Tugwell
Horace Taylor
Robert Garey
George Mitchell
Donald Henderson
Addison
T. Cutler
Thomas Blaisdell
Harry J. Carman
Irving Raymond
J. B. Brebner
Dewight Miner
Walter Langsam
David S. ‘Muzzey
Gardner Murphy
H. Www. ‘Schneider
Willian
Willian, BH
Kilpartick
Teachers’. College
Delegates to Attend Tea and Dinner at Barnard Parlor
The 17th annual Women’s Intercollegiate News Association conference opens with a 2 pm tea in the College Parlor hosted by the Barnard Bulletin. Dean Gildersleeve will welcome delegates at dinner in Hewitt Hall, with speeches by Helen Erskine and Clyde Miller and a production of Black Ey’d Susan to follow.
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Women’s Intercollegiate News Association
Jean ‘Waterman
Bulletin
Barnard Bulletin
Hewitt Hall
Dean Gildersleeve
Helen Erskzine
Gena Tenney
Madlyn Millner
Christmas Boxes Placed In Barnard Milbank Halls
The Comptroller announces the annual Employees' Christmas gift boxes placed at the entrances of Barnard and Milbank Halls for faculty and students to show appreciation for the operating staff.
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Comptroller’s
Barnard
Milbank
John J. Swan
Comptroller
Inter Collegiate Press Convention Opens Here Today
Announcement says Grand Duchess Marie will speak at College Assembly. Bulletin will release further information in the next issue.
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Marie
Grand Duchess
College Assembly
Bulletin
Alumnae Talk on Professions at College Vocational Tea
Frances K. Marlett class of 1921 and New York lawyer spoke at the Vocational Tea on Wednesday December 7 in the College Parlor. She outlined steps to become a lawyer and noted subjects including stenography accounting and public speaking. She urged women to excel to compete with men.
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Harold J. Laski
Eton
Oxford
Cate
Frances K. Marlett
New York
Barnard
Miss Marlett
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Bey
Club Ten
Miss van” Buren
Frances Smith
Dean
Clyde Miller
Bureau of Educational Research of
Jean Ehrlich
Hill’f. Best
Ogden Mills Reid
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