Calendar Highlights From December Events
Friday features voting in Posture Contest and music events in the Little Parlor. Freshman meeting in room 304 and Lutheran Club in 105, Lyrics Tea with Professor Fairchild, Debate Club in College Parlor, German Club Play in Theatre from 7 to 11. Saturday offers another German Club Play and a Senior Dance at Casa Italiana. Monday lists Junior Student Fellowship and a Candlelight Service in the Chapel.
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Professor Fairchild
College
Theatre
Casa Italiana
Judge Describes Child Delinquents Treatment in Court
Mrs. Luella North, judge of Clinton County Children’s Court and the only woman judge in New York State, says the state acts as parent to children needing care. She argues delinquent children deserve protection and individualized, nonpunitive treatment focused on reeducation.
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Children’s Court
Clinton County
New York State
Mrs. North
Juvenil Court
Swimming Stunt Meet Scheduled at Barnard Pool
The Athletic Association and the department of Physical Education announce a Stunt Meet today at 4 o clock in Barnard Pool. Open to all students with health grade B or better, entries welcome regardless of swimming ability with events for beginners to advanced girls.
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Athletic Association
Department of Physical Education
Christmas Program Showcases Romance Language Groups
A college Christmas program in the College Parlor featured an Italian scene from the Annunciation by the Ital an cind group titled Egioga a la atividad de Neus tro Senor Jesucristo, a Spanish piece by Juan de Exsina, and a set of French carols. Attendees included Dean Gildersleeve and professors Prezzolini Cons Braun Loiseaux Le Due Latham Riccio along with several Misses and Mrs Del Rio.
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Dean Gildersleeve
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Exams Set Feb 6 For Foreign Language Tests At Barnard
The foreign language requirement tests in French German Greek and Latin will be held Monday February 6 at 2 30 pm in rooms 304 Barnard Hall 330 Fiske Hall Updated registration opens January 9 to January 16 with late fees for after January 16 and Spanish only with committee approval. Regular and transfer students have limited trial opportunities and rules apply for failures and probation.
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Fiske Hall
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Posture contest ends with crowding vote for winner
In a Wednesday event health officials stripped jackets and socks as judges measured silhouettes. Despite a high posture grade, seventeen contestants remained as finalists with ballots to vote in Barnard Hall. The conference room stays open for today’s voting.
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Musical Survey To Make First Appearance Next Week
The Columbia Musical Survey, a quarterly magazine by Columbia graduate music students, will debut next week and be freely distributed to the student body. Edited by students, it will publish musicology articles and critical reviews, with Lorraine K. Smith on the editorial board seeking student support.
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German Clubs Present Play Tonight and Tomorrow
The German clubs announce performances of the play Ein Desser- Herr at the Brinckerhoff Theater and other local venues. Cast includes Braun Reteer Weiss and notable members like Frau Compass Etka Jacob and Anny Brachai with a full ensemble listed.
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Barnard Ootscher Kreis
Columbia Deutsche Veren Foliews
Posture Contest Balloting Opens Across Campus
Balloting starts today in a college posture contest with freshman and upperclass participants. Judges include Miss Constance James and Miss Weyman, aided by Miss Will, as voters pick the best posture for campus events and awards.
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Committee Of 25 Aids College Undertakings
The Committee of 25 assists college undertakings including Penny-a-Meal drives for toys and Christmas parties, clothing drives, and reviving assemblies. Members, drawn from the student body and artist community, stress the importance of enthusiastic student involvement.
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Eforts
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Fusts
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BCT As Iephone Wires
Students nominate new committee for class of 1634 at fall meeting
In Europe context, a student activity drive led to nominations for a new committee by representatives from the Student Assembly and Student Council. Eighteen candidates were chosen for common duties including responsibility and enthusiasm, with Helen Perkins and Agnes Creagh among those named in a collaborative effort with social services and the faculty.
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Heien Perkins
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Eirieden Wenzel
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Caroine Calver
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Duchess Marie Recalls War and Flight to America
Grand Duchess Marie discusses life during years of war and revolution, fleeing Russia with refugees, starting an embroidery factory in Paris that failed, then moving to America to learn a new life. She praises American kindness and aims to repay it, as Dean Gildersleeve introduces her and her book The Education of a Princess.
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America
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