Lectures At Cooper Union Open Free To Students
Reader urges undergraduates to attend a series of free lectures at Cooper Union, with divisions in literary criticism adventures in ideas and world peace. Speakers include Raymond Walsh Harvard on The Labor Movement Kenneth Burke New School on Coleridge Ernest Nagel Columbia on A Modern Critique of Language.
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Kenneth Burke
New School For Social Reward
Coleridge
Ernest Nagel
Columbia
Barnard Hall
Notices Book Exchange Closes Today
Book Exchange will close today and students wishing to buy books should contact Jane Mantell via Student Mail.
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Jane Mantell
Revised schedule for Junior Show rehearsals
Jane Mantell announces updated rehearsal times for the Junior Show. The plan spans February 27 to March 3 with daily blocks covering Prologue Epilogue Entracts and all scenes across Act I II and III, including specific scenes for each day.
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Jane Mantell
Senior Camp Weekend Ends Early March Call
Seniors urged to submit reservations early for the March 3 to 5 weekend. This marks the last opportunity for the senior group to attend the camp.
Wigs and Cues Announces Guest Lecture in Connell Room
Wigs and Cues names a team Tuesday at 4 15 p m in the Connell Room with Anna Hill Johnstone ward 34 as guest. She will discuss the role she played as tech assistant in Leslie Howard Maurice Evans Hamlet and other productions.
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Cues
Connce Room
Anna Hill Johnstone
Ward
Leslie Howard
Maurice Evans
Hamlet
Entrance v Freshmen and Sophomores Poster Contest
Freshmen and sophomores urged to sign the class posters for Entrance entries. The class with the most entrants wins the award for Entrance.
New Quarterly Issued March 6
The Spring issue of Quarterly appears March 6 with fiction by Shirley Dowd ’39 and poems by Naomi Letsky ’40 Olga Scheiner ’40 Rebecca Price ’40 and others. Illustrations by Beverley Gilmore ’41 Kathleen Fluhrer and Alene Freudenheim ’38 accompany features on Dorado and Spain before the war.
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Quarterly
Shirley Dowd
Thourt Peter
Beverley Gilmore
Kathleen Fluhrer
Carolina Marcial-Dorado
Barnard
Spain
Frances Freedman
Miss Dorado
Naomi Letsky
Olga Scheiner
Rebecca Price
Frances Bailey
Alene Freudenheim
Evelyn Lichtenburg
Jazz Notes Highlight Benny Goodman and Fats Waller
The column reviews Benny Goodman on clarinet with smooth finesse and Fats Waller delivering star dust and Keeping out of Mischief on Bluebird. Maxine Sullivan impresses with It Ain't Necessarily So and Night and Day and earns high praise from fans.
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Fats
Maxine Sullivan
Gershwin
Cole Porter
Press Board Elects Seven New Members
Barbara Reader announces seven new members joining Press Board this year Regina Patterson Cecil Golann Ruth Brand Lois Saphir Helen Baker Frances Wasserman Lorna Le Lash welcomed at a tea. Semester plans include a speaker on reporting and a guided Times Building tour.
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Barbara Reader
Regina Patterson
Cecil Golann
Ruth Brand
Lois Saphir
Helen Baker
Frances Wasserman
Lorna le Lash
Times
Freshmen elect four new officers
Four new officers were elected to fill vacancies after resignations at the class meeting last Tuesday. Juliette Kenney became Social Chairman. Barbara Suter won Poster Chairman. Edith Meyer and Margot Fansler were chosen as new Representative Assembly members. The Freshman Dance is set for March 3.
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Doris Noakes
Frances Hunt
Juliette Kenney
Barbara Suter
Barbara Brown
Gertrude Schaeffer
Mary Moore
Edith Meyer
Margot Fansler
Representative Assembly
Betty Bayer
Clytia Caprara
Charlotte Gordon
Joan Brown
Zenia Sachs
Betty Crum
Mary Damrosh
Badminton Exhibition Set by Gym Department
The Physical Education Department and the Athletic Association host a badminton exhibition on Wednesday March 1 at 8 PM in the gymnasium. Event features men's singles and doubles women's singles and mixed doubles with players Billy Markham New England champion Clinton Stevens Wayne Sykes Conrad Lavin and Barnard champion Miss Mary Hagen offering fans a chance to see top play and ask questions.
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the Athletic Association
Billy Markham
New England
Clinton Stevens
Wayne Sykes
Conrad Lavin
Mary Hagen
Barnard
Wll
New York Students Rally For Spain
About 15 000 students in New York metropolitan area attend more than a dozen school and college meetings to urge lifting the arms embargo on Loyalist Spain. The protests, led nationwide by the American Student Union, include petitions to the capital and a Columbia protest at Harkness Theatre.
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U.S.U
Columbia
University Federation For Democracy and Intellectual Freedom
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