Greek Games Committees Chosen For Festival
The sophomore and freshman Greek Games committees were announced, naming Ray Gierhart as sophomore chairman and Katherine Montgomery as freshman chairman. Members cover music dance lyrics entrance costumes athletics properties business and more. Dr Perry of Columbia spoke on Dionysus and the god's worship origin at a December tea in College Parlor.
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Ray Gierhart
Katherine Montgomery
Beatrice Sheer
Patricia Purvis
Helen Walker
Esther Merrill
Jane Martin
Eleanor Dexter
Gertrude Ehrhart
Catherine Strateman
Naomi Diamond
Alice Goldenweiser
Elise Cobb
Vivian Tenney
Hope Price
Blanche Ainsworth
Louise Dreyer
Jane Montgomery
Perry
Dionysus
Columbia
Eligibility Standards Raised by Committee
The Eligibility Committee announces a new ruling effective February raising eligibility to a 2.2 or above academic average. A weighted point system will be used, totaling A B C D and F grades and dividing by points earned to determine the term average. Only students with 2.2 or higher remain eligible.
Hispanic Arts Shown At Barnard Society Exhibit
An exhibit of contemporary Hispanic art opened by the Spanish Consul of New York in Barnard Hall to raise funds for a Barnard student to study in Spain. The Spanish Club sponsored the event with several Spanish Department members and featured Cervantes editions, peasant linens, Alpujarra rugs, pottery, dolls, paintings by Enrique Monturiol, and motion pictures. Proceeds from sales and upcoming events will support the scholarship.
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New York
Barnard
Cervantes
Liberia Cervantes Inc
Lucrezia Bori
Metropolitan Opera House
Jimenez
Munoz
Alpujarra
Enrique Monturiol
Spain
Francine Alessi
Miss Alessi
Virginia Conforté
Disarmament Parley Taught By Bucknell Students
Frances M Smith and Katherine E Reeve describe the Intercollegiate Model Disarmament Conference at Bucknell. Students emphasize education over formulae as delegates discuss naval air and chemical disarmament, budgets, and international attitudes under leaders Sir Herbert Ames and William T Stone.
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Katherine E. Reeve
Bucknell
Geneva
Herbert Ames
League of ‘Nations
William T. Stone
Foreign Policy Association
Annual Vocational Tea Attracts Barnard Students
Over 150 students and faculty attended the Vocational Tea in the College Parlor on December 9 from 4 to 6 30. Sponsored by Barnard Occupations Bureau the event features alumnae in prominent work to spark interest in various fields. Miss Helen Cohen urges practical knowledge across subjects and explains licensure steps. Library work is highlighted by Miss Isabella Cooper.
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Occupations Bureau of
Barnard
Helen L. Cohen
Eng
Washington Irving ‘High School
Isabella M. Cooper
Students Pledge To Fellowship Drive Progress
The Student Fellowship Committee reports 284 students contributing to the drive. Senior class 59 students gave $98.50, juniors 80 students $124.35, sophomores 71 students $93.75, freshmen 74 students $128.50, for a total of $445.10 as of December 9. The drive continues through December 18.
Columbia University Orchestra to Perform Powell Works Tonight
The Columbia University Orchestra under Professor Douglas Moore will present a program in McMillin Theatre featuring, for the first time, John Powell's work with Mr Powell assisting at the piano. Tickets are available at Room 703, Journalism Building.
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The
Columbia. University Orchestra
Douglas. Moore
John Powell
McMillin Theatre
Powell
Intramural Competition Brings Forth New Force In College Life
El Mirador and Bulletin clash over Barnard College Spanish club issue. The article praises El Mirador but accuses Bulletin of editorial laxity and cordiality. It notes El Mirador may become a force in college life as it appears monthly.
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el Mirador
Bulletin
del Circulo Hispano de Barnard College
Una Carta de Espana
Miss Gulliver
Oxford
el ‘Mirador
Barnard
Mirador
Workers Education Movement Expounded in Assembly
Spencer Miller, introduced by Professor Braun, spoke on December 8 about the Workers Education Movement. He defined it as reconstruction of industrial and economic society to give labor a new role in modern civilization amid concerns over leadership and unemployment.
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Spencer Miller
Braun
Europe
United States
Hoover
Will Rogers
America
Baldwin Will Address Christmas Assembly at College
The Barnard Glee Club plans two Christmas music programs in the Yuletide Assembly next Tuesday at 1 10 in the gym. Professor Charles Baldwin will give a short talk and, per tradition, audience members receive holly. The program includes English Carols by Gustav von Holst and others, directed by Prof. Lowell Py Beveridge. Dr Baldwin will be on sabbatical next semester, making this the last chance this year to hear him address a general assembly.
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Barnard Glee Club
Yuletide
Charles Baldwin
Gustav von’ Holst
Jaroslav’ ‘Kricka
Glee “Club
Lowell, Py - Beveridge
Baldwin
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Columbia Orchestra
Edith Kane
England
Christmas Assembly
Glee Club
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