Prom Night Guests Attend 1935 Junior Prom at St Regis
The Class of 1935 hosted a Junior Prom at the Hotel St. Regis with Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve Miss Barbara Kruger and others in attendance. Miss Weeks could not attend due to illness security committee members led by Roselle Riggin assisted with arrangements and patrons from the Class of 1933 expressed thanks for support.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barbara Kruger
Lowell
P. Beveridge
Margaret Gristede
St. Regis
Miss Weeks
Roselle Riggin
St. Claire Baumgartner
Louise Dreyer
Margaret Goble
Dorothy Haller
Elfrieda Wenzel
Sue Strait
Agnes Creagh
Mary A. Kluge
Kathleen Strain
Bulletin
Myra Cloudman
L. L
Winthrop Collver
W. B. Courtney
C. C. Cromien
Anne K. Deane
Joseph S. Diamond
Herminia D. Dick
I. Hershfield
Snowden Hopkins
Forest Horsburgh
Julius F. Koeniger
Max Lober
Daniel W. Maloney Jr
Leo Mayer
W. P. McKinnon
Florence K. Mixter Jr
Gaston Raoul
N. F2
Schloss
Dan Sonnentheil
M. W. Stofer
John J. Sullivan
John Preston Tarbox
Mayer E. Tobias
Trombetta
Economics Majors Addressed by R S Lynd at Town Meeting
Professor R S Lynd spoke on economics and sociology to students, urging attention to economic majors. The meeting discussed the spring term and attendance. Professor Hitchenson Salter Dr Eliot and others attended.
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Hitchenson
Salter
Eliot
Profes
Editorial Policy Debate at Classical Club Meeting
The Classical Club will present an illustrated lecture by Professor Frank Gardner Moore of Columbia on Recent Archeological Discoveries in Rome. The session on Monday February 26 at 4 o clock in Room 304B includes tea in the College Parlor after the talk and invites the college to attend.
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Rome
Frank Gardner Moore
Columbia
Classical Club
S Gardner
NYU Professor Discusses Feminist Literature
NYU assistant Spanish professor Barbara Matulka spoke to the Spanish majors at Hewitt Hall about her paper for the Modern Language Association in St Louis titled The Feminist Theme in the Drama of the Siglo de Oro. She argued excursions into other languages deepen understanding of one’s literature.
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Barbara Matulka
New York University
Hewitt Hall
Miss Matulka
Modern Language Association
St. Louis
Wayman Interprets Fall Physical Education Grades
Prof Wayman analyzes college fall term grades in physical education to gauge health knowledge skill and effort. A 23.5 percent earned A marks the highest on record with half the student body scoring B or better indicating strong health and class participation. About 15 percent had perfect attendance with a portion missing classes for illness or other reasons.
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Wayman
Alsop
Reichard Examines Auto Insurance Rackets In 1931 Case
Prof Reichard discusses a Riverside Drive incident where a taxi cut in causing a fender bender and a false hand injury claim. The Swans faced two suits for $1,000 each, a four day court burden, and a later settlement paying $25 to each plaintiff while the insurer covered the losses.
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Sir Ce
Mr Swan
Swan
National Bureau of ‘Casualty
Moon Will Speak at Barnard Assembly on Peace and War
Barnard College hosts an assembly Tuesday February 7 to address peace and war in light of recent European events. Professor Parker Moon of Columbia leads a panel proposed by Student Council with questions invited from attendees. Four departments request major students attend. Moon has lectured at Barnard and alumnae events.
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Europe
Moon
Government Department of Columbia
Barnard
Anna Jacobson Named Editor of Bulletin
Anna Jacobson has been appointed Editor in Chief of the Bulletin following Gertrude Epstein's resignation. Jacobson will serve the 1933-34 term as defined by the Bulletin constitution pending ratification. Nanette Kolbitz, former Assistant Editor, is promoted to Managing Editor.
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Barnard Bulletin
Representative Assembly
Student Council
Bulletin
Anna Jacobson
Gertrude Epstein
Miss. Jacobson
Lutheran Church Discussion At Barnard Meeting
Dr. Ralph Long executive secretary of the National Lutheran Council discussed the German Lutheran Church position amid new state policies. Chaplain Raymond C. Knox urged Americans to remain friends with Germany under provocation. New officers were elected for the Columbia Lutheran Student Association with President Donald Clare and others named. the entertainment committee included Doretta Thielker and Dorothy Nova.
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Columbia -Luttheran Student Association
Barnard
Ralph Long
National Lutheran Council
Raymond C. Knox
Germany
Columbia’ Lutheran
Donald Clare
Union Theological Seminary
Richard Hess
Columbia
Catherine Custer
Emily’ ‘Ruppe
The
Presbyterian Hospital
sue Doretta_Thielker
Donald “Clare
Dorothy Nova
Henrietta
Rechlin
Alice Tietjen
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R.S. Lynd
Washington
Moore
N.Y.U
Matulka
el Cid
Cid
Rep. Assembly
Agnes R. Wayman
aGaltee
Hse
Prof
Reichard
Gladys A. Reichard
Parker T
Moon Will
AT. Assembly
Lutheran Church
Knox
Lutheran Club
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