Senior English majors excused from midyear and final exams
The English Department announces that senior majors will be excused from midyear and final examinations in all English literature courses. Midyear grades will be issued, with final grades based on the Comprehensive Examination in June. A reading program replaces midyear exams and must be approved by a department adviser with a report due by January 19.
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German Club Christmas Party Plans Noted
The German Club will host its annual Christmas Party on Wednesday December 6 at 4 o clock in the College Parlor. The event aims to recapture traditional German atmosphere with carols games and light sport. faculty members will attend to greet guests.
Dorm Girls Host Annual Christmas Tea in Brooks Hall
The annual Dormitory Tea on December 13 from 4 to 6 in Brooks Hall drew many students and guests. About 20 Glee Club members led Christmas carols before guests joined in. Dorothy Sheridan chaired the event with Miss Abbott and Horothy Smith assisting.
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Brooks Hall
Glee Club
Dorothy Sheridan
Miss’. Abbott
Horothy. Smith
Mortarboard Subscription Offer for College Readers
A note urges subscribers to renew Mortarboard with a 25 cent reduction if paid by February 1. It claims many college readers miss out without a Mortarboard subscription.
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Mortarboard
Wigs and Cues Stage a Brilliant 18th Century Melodrama
Hortense Calistier starred as a villainous heroine in an evening of melodrama with strong supporting turns by Rosalis Van der Stucken and Adelaide Bruns. The production featured five elaborate sets, authentic dialogue under Agnes Morgan’s coaching, and a period score by Michael Kelly, though some music interruptions broke the dramatic flow.
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Hortense Calistier
Osmond
Rosalis van der’ ‘Stucken
Angela
Anne
Davis
Adelaide Bruns
Kenric
Christine Rhoades
Reginald
Emily
Ruppe
Frair Philip
Jean MacDougall
Motley
Beatrice
Otis
Hassan
Anna Johnstone
Sai
Agnes Morgan
Constance Smith
Gertrude Ehrhart
Sylvia Fabricant
Ellen Forsyth
Alice Robinson
Jane Simon
Anne Spiers
Lois Stafford
M. Wooley
Janet Silverman
Helen Dmitrieff
Eleanor Grushlau
J. Hoar
Natalie Joffee
E. Lensh
Michael Kelly
British Museum
Percy
Columbia Students Contribute to Unemployed Relief Fund
The University and Union Theological Seminary community raised 24 245 dollars for unemployment relief as the Special Committee reported. Professor Noel T Dowling announced final totals from admin officers faculty and staff with 15246 54 in cash and 8999 15 in pledges. The drive included a canvass by a 29 member committee and solicited from students only in pledges.
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Gibson’ Committee
Noel T. Dowling
Law School
Butler
Dowling
Union Theological Seminary
St. Paul’s Chapel
New York Student League Publishes The Student Review
The New York Student League, an alliance of liberal college clubs, issues a monthly radical magazine aimed at unifying student opinion nationwide. Barnard women are urged to submit articles on social and economic questions to Poe Box 144, Madison Square Garden, NY, with copies available for ten cents at Columbia Bookstore.
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New York Student League
New York City
Student Review
Barnard
New York’ Student ‘League
Poe
Madison Square Garde
Current
Columbia
Notice on Second Term Bill Payments at Barnard College
Announcement outlines payment deadlines for second term bills due February 2 1932 with options to defer up to half payments until March 15 for three weighted cases. Students must apply in writing before January 18 to Bursar and may receive promissory notes signed by a parent or guardian.
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Barnard
Religion and science regarded in harmony by theologian
Dr J W Moldenhauer of the First Presbyterian Church urged a liberal, poetical approach to faith at the Fourth Annual Religious Symposium at Earl Hall. He said science and religion occupy different fields and that theology loses rigidity as modern thought grows. He argued belief in the Holy Trinity can be seen as a psychological process and a triune concept arising from complexity.
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J. W. Moldenhauer
First Presbyterian Church
Earl Hall
Moldenhauer
Exit language exams set for February and May at Barnard
Registrar announces February 1 and May 6 language exit exams in French German Greek and Latin with room locations and January 4 to 11 registration window. Spanish requires committee approval. Transfers have multiple attempts rules and summer study may be required for nonpass.
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Barnard Hall
Committee On Instruction
Italian Club Presents Renaissance Play Orfeo
The Italian Club will present Poliziano's Orfeo at 4 00 p m Thursday December 17 in Brinckelhoff Theatre. The program includes incidental music by the National Orchestral Association and a brief recital before and after the performance. Coffee and Italian pastry will be served after the show.
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Brinckerhoff
Orfeo
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