Barnard Junior Prom Sets Evening at Ritz Carlton
The Class of 1933 Junior Prom will be tomorrow night in the Crystal Room at the Ritz Carlton with Joe Moss and his Meyer Davis Orchestra from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. Guests include Acting Dean and Mrs. George Walker. Subscriptions of $8.50 per couple are sold in Barnard Hall. more than ninety students have signed on.
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Crystal Room
Ritz-Carlton
Joe Moss
Meyer Davis
George Walker
Mullins
Mabel Foote ‘Weeks
Mayivell Lavelle
Barbara’ Kruger
Frances Smith
Barnard ‘Hall
Jean Waterman
Madlyn Millner
Florence Pearl
Mildred Pearson
Kathleen Roderick
Gena Tenney
Barnard
Major Meeting Showcases Prominent Scholars Addresses
A major meeting Tuesday featured lectures by scholars from the science psychology Spanish and French departments. Dr Albert Blakeslee presented an experiment on taste and smell using gelatine capsules containing Phenyl Thio Carbamide amid a sensory demonstration with Freesia varieties and parent-child sensory thresholds.
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Aew
Albert Blakeslee
Freshmen and Sophomores Must Pay G G Head Tax
Freshmen and Sophomores must pay the Greek Games head tax of 1 dollar to be eligible to participate and to buy tickets. No tickets sold to any student who has not complied. Tax collected daily at noon in Barnard Hall by Business Staff. Tickets cost 1 dollar and go on sale soon.
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Helen’ Cahalane
Barnard
Hall
Hunter College Bulletin Staff Resigns in Protest
The Hunter College Bulletin's staff resigns over editorial censorship and cigarette ads funding. Student Council interim publication, led by Beatrice Tolnai, faces deficit fears as Kiernan blocks cigarette ads, while the former staff argues administration pressures suppress coverage.
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Ignation
Intercollegiate Press Association
Beatrice Tolnai
Barnard Bulletin
Miss Tolnai
Hunter Bulletin
James A. Kiernan
Bulletin
Bulletin to Sponsor Modern Art Exhibit
Barnard College hosts a tea next Thursday in Conference Room to unveil a modern art exhibit. Mr. Schwartz, a noted authority on contemporary art, will expound on the works at Gallery 144 West Thirteenth Street. The Bulletin sponsors the event with refreshments and invites all Barnard faculty and students.
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Schwartz
West Thirteenth Street
Andenend
Bulletin
Barnard
Walter White and Tuskegee Singers Schedule Assembly Tuesday
Walter White, secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, plans an assembly on Tuesday featuring the Tuskegee Singers. The event aims to highlight civil rights advocacy and community engagement.
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Mr. White
National Association: For Advancement: ‘of: Colored People
Tuskegee Jubilee Singers to Perform at Barnard Assembly
Walter White of the NAACP will address Barnard College on Tuesday. The Tuskegee Institute Jubilee Singers from Booker T. Washington School in Alabama will perform Negro Spirituals. The program is arranged with the Columbia University Interracial Committee. The quartet will also sing Carry Me Back to Ole Virginny Old Kentucky Home and Swanee River. The group tours the North to support Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute which offers training in home economics agriculture and trades and promotes race goodwill in the South.
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Walter White
National Association For the Advancement of the Colored People
Tuskegee Institute Jubilee Singers
Booker. T. Washington
Alabama
Barnard
Columbia University Inter-racial Committee
Ole Virginny
Swanee River
North
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Tuskegee
Black Belt
South
National Association For the Act
Roles for Junior Show Assigned After Tryouts
Helen Phelps Dorothy Crook and Rosalis Vander Stucken named three leading parts in this year’s Junior Show. Bernice Gottlieb Beatrice Lightbowne and Ruth Anderson awarded the other trio of main roles after a two week tryout period. The central Show board with Anne d Avella and Marjorie Brittingham selected the cast. Crook portrays the young scientist in search of Utopia while Phelps plays the scientist Helen.
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Helen
Phelps
Dorothy Crook
Rosalis Vander Stucken
Aileen Pelletier
Bernice Gottlieb
Beatrice Lightbowne
Ruth Anderson
Central Show Board
Anne d’Avella
Marjorie Brittingham
Freshman Dance Promises Glamour and Hollywood Echoes
A nostalgic note on the Freshman Dance to be held in the gym on the twenty sixth of the month. The piece mixes campus lore with cinema fantasies, hoping for chic costumes, a pink dress, and a hoped-for fraternity pin transfer amid campus anticipation.
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Hollywood
Third of Senior Teas Scheduled Next Week
Members of the Psychology Education History Government Sociology Economics Physical Education and Hygiene Departments have been invited to attend the third Senior Tea in the College Parlor Friday afternoon February 26. Guests include Professors Macliver Chaddock Baker Gayer Rogers and others from several departments. Invitations extend to Dr Alsop and Professor Wayman.
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Macliver
Chaddock
Abél
Kosius
Baker
Gayer
Eliot
Department of Economics
Rogers
Mac Bain
Moley
Peardon
Clark
Department of Government
Huttman
Shotwell
Byrne
Muzzey
Lavelle
Tracy
Miss. Young
Goodsell
Woodring
Smith
Department of Education
Gates
Hollingworth
Seward
Anastasi
Foley
Miss. Pallister
Psychology
Alsop
Wayman
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Hunter Paper
Hunter College Bulletin
West 13Th Street
Mr. Schwartz
Tuskegee Singers
Singers
Crook
Vander Stucken
Social Science
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