Junior Prom Tonight at Hotel St Regis Egyptian Room
The class of 1934 prom runs 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the Hotel St Regis with Bert Lown and his orchestra. About seventy couples are expected. tickets are $10 per couple. Honorees include Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve and Dr and Mrs George Walker Mullins.
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Hotel
St. Regis
Helen Stevenson
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
George Walker Mullins
Mabel Koote Weeks
Barbara Kruger
Gena Tenney
Columbia Episcopal Club Hosts Newman Tea for Students
More than 125 Columbia and Barnard students attended the College Parlor tea hosted by the Episcopal Club in honor of the Newman Club. Faculty guests included Father Ford, Mrs. Wendell Phillips, and others. Mary Mcke, Mary Meir, and club officers were listed. The tea ran from noon to six.
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Columbia
Barnard
Episcopal Club
Newman Club
Gray Garten
Columbia Episcopal Club
Mildred Wells
Barnard Episcopal Club
Father Ford
Wendell Phillips
Raymon Knox
Louise L. Eckhardt
George Mullins
Charles “C's Baldwin
Wman Club
Catholic Organizinn
Mary M.cke
Margeurite Dress
Gerarda Green Secre
Gertrude Lally
Ithy Atlee
Gertrude “Son
Elizabeth Simp_ cretary
Policies of Bulletin Attack Is Biased
Faculty and student editors debate the Barnard College Bulletin’s stance and fairness. Miss Millner defends vigor and action while Miss Hirst urges alignment with college sentiment and unbiased news. Critics cite a closed corporation image and call for broader representation including reviews.
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Bulletin
Madlyn Millner
Hirst
Miss Hirst
Millner
Latham
Barnard
News Board
New York
Hollingworth cites neuroses in individuals and society
Professor H L Hollingworth of Barnard outlines neurosis types tick and phobia and argues education and society show vestigial responses. He notes technocracy shifts work from humans to machines yet neurosis seeks animal products, hampering labor adaptation.
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Psychology Club
H L. Hollingworth
Psychology
Barnard
Hollingworth
Will Institute Charge For Redeeming Lost Articles
Beginning March 1 the Comptroller's Office will charge 5 cents for each lost article reclaimed by its owners. John J. Swan, Comptroller.
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Comptroller’s Office
John J. Swan
Florence Pearl Wins Earle Prize in Classics
Florence Pearl, 1933, wins the Earle Prize in Classics for this year. The $50 award, funded in memory of Mortimer Lamson Earle, recognizes excellence in Greek and Latin examinations among Columbia candidates for BA. Pearl is chair of the eligibility committee and a leading Greek and Latin major.
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Florence Pearl
Earle Prize
Earle
Mortimer Lamson Earle
Barnard College
Columbia
Miss Pearl
Scholarship Applications To Be Filed By March 1
All applications for scholarships grants in aid and residence grants for 1933 34 must be filed in the Dean's office on or before March 1st. Blank forms are available from the Dean's Secretary and must be completed and signed by a parent or guardian. Interviews with the Committee on Scholarships will be announced on the Dean's bulletin board a few weeks after applications are filed.
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Committee On
Dean Gildersleeve Urges Joyful Learning For Youth
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve spoke in St Pauls Chapel on the Pursuit of Happiness arguing that allowing children to pursue their interests fosters real education. She warned against chasing pleasure directly and praised inner satisfaction, humane values, beauty in work, service to others, and courage amid hardship. Dean Hawkes of Columbia is set to speak next Thursday.
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Herbert E. Hawkes
Columbia
Wendell Phillips
Final plans for world economic conference outlined
Dorothy Crook chairs the Preparatory Commission with March 3 meeting date. Delegates are assigned to Unemployment Tariff and Trade Barriers or Repayments and War Debts Commissions. Plans aim to engage students and faculty in global economic questions while modeling an international assembly. US delegates include Blanche Goldman and Sally Anthony. international participants span England Russia Germany Italy France and others.
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Dorothy Crook
Somerville
Jane Clark
Rose Somerville
Thomas Peardon
Jean Preston
Arthur Gayer
Margaret Martin
Unemployment Commission
United States
Blanche Goldman
Sally Anthony
Kay Horsburgh
England
Lillian Hurwitz
Sue Lockwood
Mary Deneen
Russia
Eleanor Jaffe
Winifred Sheridan
Marion Greenbaum
Edith Canter
Germany
Josephine Skinner
Louise Ulsteen
Mary Murphy
Mildred Wills
Italy
Helen Paulsen
Natalie Monaghan
France
Mary Selee
Helen Calahan
Muriel Herzstein
Freshman Dance Bid Sales Announced At Barnard Hall
Tickets for the Freshman Dance go on sale Wednesday to Friday in Barnard Hall with a reduced price of 2.00. The event, planned for next Saturday from 8 30 to 12 30 in the gym, features George Elmer's orchestra and a starry blue decor theme. Honor guests include Miss Weeks Miss Kruger and Dr and Mrs Phillips. Social chair Miss Jane Eisler heads arrangements with Harriet Taplinger Jeannette Rubricius Gertrude Leddy Mary Louise Wright and Marion Fisher on the committee.
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Barnard Hall
George Elmer
Miss Weeks
Miss Kruger
Mrs. Phillips
Jane Eisler
Harriet Taplinger
Jeannette Rubricius
Gertrude Leddy
Mary Louise Wright
Marion Fisher
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Hotel ST. Regis
Dean Gildersleeve
Mrs. Mullins
Lown
Bert Lown
Helen Cahalane
Grace Huntley
Alice Morris
Lyda Paz
Virginia Rechnitzer
Muriel Schlesinger
Episcopal Newman
Presidents of Columbia
Barnard Episcopal Clubs
Club
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve
St. Paul’s Chapel
Miss Gildersleeve
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