Series Clas Teams Play In Odds Evens Victory In Fourth Game
The Sens won a Tuesday afternoon game in the Odd-Even basketball tournament. The first team Evens defeated the Odds 21 39 to 31 in the second game. Mary Hagan led the Evens with seventeen baskets while Amy Schaeffer and Ruth Elaine Blum tied for high scorers on the Odds with six baskets each. Referee Miss Holland officiated. The Evens also won the second team game 39 31 led by Lois Sacks and Caroline Babcock. The Odds lineup included Edna Fuerth Margot Kuhlman and Virginia Schuyler. The tournament scoring rules are explained in the article.
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Sens
Gertrude Boyd
Evens
Jacqueline Dawson
Mary Hagan
Ellen Wieman
Helen Jaffin
Henrietta Gerkin
Snyder
Amy Schaeffer
Ruth Elaine Blum
Barbara Schloss
Ruth Harris
Margery Ray
Helen Winselman
Helen Butler
Edith Waring
Elizabeth Wise
Miss Holland
Caroline Babcock
Elizabeth Armstrong
Deborah Allen
Lois Sacks
Nannette Hodgeman
Barbara Hornbeck
Phyllis Margulies
Edna Fuerth
Margaret Hustel
Margot Kuhlman
Virginia Schuyler
Jeannette Stokes
Laura McCaleb
Natalie Sampson
Margaret Husted
Miss Tuzo
Tory Last
Ski Lecture Emphasizes Fundamentals by G Gautinger
G Gautinger of Hannes Schneider School urged careful patient practice before skiing. He traced skiing history and noted Schneider’s role in teaching and standardizing the sport. He warned beginners to master basics, focus on gear, and avoid overreaching on big trails.
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G. Gautinger
Hannes Schneider School
Gautinger
Hannes Schneider
Europe
Mr. Gautinger
Christiania
Marxist Group Ends Lectures
Professor Bernard H. Stern wrapped up his series for the Marxist Study Club on December 15. He argued concentration of production and distribution in few hands drives unemployment and limits purchasing power, while capitalism curtails sales for profit and socialism fulfills liberal ideals.
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Bernard H. Stern
Marxist Study Club
Professor Stern
Stern
Bulletin Seeks Extra Copies of Nov 6 and Dec 8 Issues
Barnard Bulletin requests extra copies of the November 6 and December 8 issues. Jessie K Herkimer, Business Manager, asks send via Student Mail at the earliest date possible to keep copy files complete and up to date.
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Barnard Bulletin
Jessie K. Herkimer
Bulletin
Italian Visitor Praises Il Duce and America’s People
Gioletta Bompiani of Rome shares impressions of the United States praising New York as broadminded and music lovers here. She lauds Mussolini as humane and not tyrannical and notes Italy’s unity and world power while expressing happiness to learn about American customs and people.
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Gioletta Bompiani
Rome
Italy
America
Il Duce
Trmerica
Gioletta Jompies
Mpiani
Barwld
Iesis
New York
Pate
Europe
Sto Marnard
Bompani
Vey
Miss Bompiani
Musgolini
Hitler
Duce
German Club Stage Nativity Play Christmas Party at Brooks Hall
Deutscher Kreis hosted a December 16 German language Christmas assembly in Brooks Hall with a Nativity play Angel Chorus and string trio. Fernetta Hansen read Evangelium and Susan Heimann led the cast while members received little books as gifts. The Italian Club followed with a Dec 14 party featuring a creche display and Italian carols performed by Claire Murray and family, with guests including Professor Riccio and Miss Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Hall
Deutscher Kreis
Marzipan
Pfeffernusse
Miss Gode
Inez Alexander
Vera Rieker
Ruth Tischler
Betsy Rich
Fernetta Hansen
Susan Heimann
Ottilie Schroeder
Adelaide Riecker
Ursula Reinhardt
Marianna Bernstein
Susan Cobbe
Louise Brenner
Joseph
Claire Murray
Stella
Thomas
Claire ‘Murray
Genevieve ‘Perri
Agnes Cassidy
Roma Fi ‘Irenze
Gladys Hobson
Denyse “Barbet
Marjorie Ashworth
Marie Smith
Olga Spica
Barbara Yacubovsky
Ruth Willcockson
Professor Riccio
Miss Carbonara
Miss Weeks
Mrs. Reed
Christmas Services Held in Columbia Chapel
The seventh annual candlelight service at St. Pauls Chapel in Columbia marked a festive season with candlelit decor. University Choir led by Lowell Beveridge performed selections from Bach, Victoria, Hassler and traditional carols before campus tours and campus-wide Christmas activities continued. Fourteen Christian clubs from Barnard, Columbia and New College host a semi formal Christmas dance at Brinkerhoff Theatre tonight from 8 to 12, admission fifty cents per couple, aiming for a true Christmas party and fellowship among students.
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Columbia
St. Paul’s Chapel
University Chapel Choir
Lowell P. Beveridge
Columbia Music Department
Christus Nautus
Marenzio Freuret
Victoria
Hassler the
Ivy
Boughton
Barnard
New College
Brinkerhoft Theatre
Robert Sommerville
Christian Council
Council
Mary Wertz
Barnard Lutheran Club
Dorothy Rourke
Barnard Episcopal Club
Columbia University
Dean Gildersleeve on Child and Star Symbols at Barnard
Dean Virginia Gildersleeve spoke during Barnard College Christmas Assembly broadcasting on NBC from WEAF and W2XAD. She urged that symbols like the star and child carry immense significance guiding humanity toward brotherhood and kindness amid world turmoil.
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Dean Virginia Gildersleeve
Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard College Glee Club
Columbia University Chapel Choir
Barnard String Ensemble
N.B.C
WEAF
W2xad
N. B.C
Barnard College
Barnard
Library Closures for Christmas Vacation
The Ella Weed library will close for Christmas vacation and not reopen until January 8. It will close this evening at 5:30 PM and reopen tomorrow at noon, then close again until January 4.
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Ella’ Weed
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James
Mien
Cornelia Elliott
Brooks
Glee Club
Chapel Choir
Mary
Miss Gildersleeve
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