Junior Show Based On Civilization Advance
A campus Junior Show centers on the contrast between a utopian past and a highly advanced present civilization. The April 1 McIlli Theatre production features three large dance choruses and regular comedy bits with songs by Mildred Barish and Mary Abbott. Gera Tenney wrote the play. Auditions were held midweek. further tryouts run Monday and Tuesday. Aileen Pelletier leads the committee with subheads Music Gena Tenney Costume Margaret Leatherwood Staging Mary McPike Rehearsal Helen Phelps Publicity Kitty Roderick Social Dorothy Crook Business Dorothy Sachs Book and Lyrics Mary Abbott.
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Gera Tenney
Mildred Barish
Mary Abbott
Kitty Roderick
Dorothy Crook
Dorothy Sachs
New College Advocated for Non-Professionals
Ernest J. Wilkins of Oberlin College proposed a General College at the annual meeting of the Association of American Colleges in Cincinnati. The three year program would cover home life earning citizenship leisure and philosophy and religion to serve non professional students and broaden general education.
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Cincinnati
General College
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Students Seek Waitress Jobs Through Occupation Bureau
Inquiries arrive as first calls come in for waitress positions at the Occupation Bureau. Students show interest and seek employment details and placement assistance through the bureau's services.
Soph Hop Set for Valentine Eve at Barnard Gym
The Sophomore dance, Soph Hop, will be held on Valentine’s Eve Saturday February 13 in Barnard gym from 8 30 p m to 1 00 a m Upperclassmen are invited The committee is led by Kathleen McGlinchy with members Mary Dickinson Natalie Joffe and Dorothy Oakes Guests of honor include Dr and Mrs George W Mullins Dr and Mrs Eugene Byrne Miss Mabel Foote Weeks Miss Barbara Kruger and Mr Paul Smith.
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Barnard Gymnasium
Kathleen McGlinchy
Mary Dickinson
Natalie Joffe
Dorothy Oakes
George W. Mullins
Eugene Byrne
Mabel Foote Weeks
Barbara Kruger
Paul Smith
Occupation Bureau Seeks Students for School Jobs
A state school for problem girls seeks students interested in delinquency studies for summer work. Living and traveling expenses are paid for a month, and $20 monthly for longer stays. Interested students should inquire at the Occupation Bureau.
Deficiency Exams Scheduled for February 15 at Barnard College
The registrar announces deficiency examinations set for February 15 with late applications allowed for a $5 fee. Students must file time cards for the spring session, used to plan the deficiency exam schedule, which will be posted on the Barnard College bulletin board around February 12. A. E. H. Meyer, Registrar.
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A. E. H. Meyer
Witnesses Sought For Automobile Accident Inquiry
Bulletin from the Comptroller's Office requests witnesses who saw an automobile accident at 5 30 PM on Thursday January 21 at the corner of 123rd Street and Amsterdam Avenue contact Professor Thomas S Fiske or Miss Myra McLean at the College Entrance Examination Board 431 West 117th Street. John J. Swan.
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Amsterdam Avenue
Thomas’ S. Fiske
Myra McLean
College Entrance Examination Board
West 117Th St. John J. Swan
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