Delegates Chosen for Model League Assembly at Princeton
Barnard College will send ten official delegates plus ten observers to the Model League of Nations Assembly at Princeton on March 27 and 28. Lillian Auerbach Anne Gary and Dorothy Kramm will speak at the plenary session. Barnard representatives include Madeline Gilmore Frances Smith and Mary McKenzie. The program features registration, committee meetings, plenary sessions, two dinners and a dance.
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Lillian Auerbach
Anne Gary
Dorothy Kramm
Madeline Gilmore
Frances Smith
Mary McKenzie
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Dominions
Upper Classes Asked To Sophomore Dance
The Sophomore Class plans a St Valentine’s Eve dance on February 13 with Jean Waterman chairing, promising a top city orchestra. Mildred Pearson, Vivian r, and Jean Giesey also serve on the committee. Juniors and Seniors are invited to sign up, the event open to all classes.
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Assembly Today Professor Parker Moon To Speak
Professor Parker Moon speaks on Old Diplomacy and a New World in Gymnasium 1:10 P. M. All college invited.
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Murray Fellowship Established at Barnard College
Through a gift from George Welwood Murray a second graduate fellowship is created at Barnard College. Awarded to a senior for graduate study in humanities or social sciences, it mirrors the Duror fellowship bequest and pays 750 annually. The Duror fellowship will now cover mathematics and natural sciences.
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Barnard Alumnae Set 1931 Alumnae Day with Talks and Games
Barnard College hosts a February 12 Alumnae Day featuring St James Shotwell speaking on Sanity in the Peace Movement at Brinckerhoff Theatre at 2 30 pm. A Dean's tea follows from 4 to 6 pm, then an Alumnae Undergraduate Basketball Game in the gym at 6 pm with recent graduates on the Alumnae team and an All- Star Varsity selection.
Greek Games Try Outs Planned For Ancient Style
Greek Games organizers schedule Entrance rehearsals for Sophomores on March 12 and Freshmen on March 13. Students sign posters in Barnard Hall to win class points, with rehearsals kept brief and eligibility limits for certain roles.
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Artemis
Wigs And Cues Plans Three One Act Plays
Wigs And Cues announces three one act plays with try outs in the Theatre on Wednesday at 12 00 Thursday at 1 00 and Friday at 1 00 The production Bottom The Weaver from Shakespeare A Midsummers Night Dream will be staged in Brinckerhoff Theatre March The events are open to the College without admission and a tea for Barnard alumnae and theatre celebrities is scheduled for February 17 in the College Parlor
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Eligibility slips required for continuing officers this semester
Presidents of all clubs and organizations must file new eligibility slips for officers who will continue to hold office this semester. Blanks may be obtained in Miss Kruger’s office. Josephine A. Grohes, Chairman of Eligibility.
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Gathering of Drawing Room Elite Invites Super-Sophisticates
The Mortarboarders host a Friday 13th event featuring backgammon anagrams and ping-pong among a refined crowd. Attendees may select learned anagram play or join others in light bridge and social games in 408 during the witching hour.
Barnard Seniors Plan Final Week Activities and Fees
Barnard College seniors prepare for final Week events including the Senior Ball Banquet Tea Dance Class Day Ivy Day Baccalaureate Tea and Senior Show. The $12.50 fee covers all activities with April 15 as the payment deadline. installments available via Ruth Jacobus, Business Manager, by Student Mail.
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Prizes Announced For Current News Contest
The New York Times Current Events Contest at Barnard College invites all undergraduates to compete for prizes of 100 75 and 25 dollars. The written exam, March 3, covers events from March 1 1930 to March 1 1931 and includes interpretation. Further details from Mr McGoldrick 111 Hamilton Hall.
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