Negro Quartet Sings Old Spirituals at Tuskegee College Assembly
Tuskegee Institute Jubilee Singers presented a program of negro spirituals at Barnard College with arrangements different from the usual. The event included favorites like My Old Cabin Home Go Down Moses and Deep River. Walter White of the NAACP addressed the race problem linking historical Europe’s rise to modern prejudices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee Institute Jubilee Singers
Booker T. Washington
Alabama
College Assembly
Barnard
Columbia University Inter-racial Committee
Adam
Mr. White
Wigs and Cues Welcomes Three New Members
Wigs and Cues admitted Sally Dermody Naomi Sorkin and Alice Black as new members after tryouts. The club plans a late April free production of one act or two act plays with all work by members. A spring social will follow with refreshments provided by selling members and Ada Bruns as social chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Dermody
Naomi Sorkin
Alice Black
Hauptmann to Speak at Columbia March 1
German dramatist Gerhart Hauptmann arrives in America for the first time since 1894. He will deliver the Goethe oration at McMillin Theatre on March 1 at 1 o clock, invited by President Butler for Carnegie Endowment events. The address will be broadcast nationwide by CBS and to Germany by NBC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhart Hauptmann
America
Wilhelm Braun
Elizabeth Schmidt
Deutsches Haus
West
117Th Street
Hauptmann
Butler
Nicholas Murray Butler
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Germany
McMillin Theatre
Harvard
Johns
Hopkins
Geete Washington
Columbia
United States
Columbia Broadcasting Company
National Broadcasting Company
McMillin
Barnard
Braun
Germanistic Society of America
Institute of Arts and Sciences of Columbia
New York
Symposium to Discuss Dance in Education
Under the Physical Education Department and the Athletic Association of Barnard a Dance Symposium will be held at 2 15 on Saturday in the gymnasium. Six groups from Vassar Wellesley New York University the Mary Wigman School in New York and the school of Don Oscar Beeque will participate. Groups of girls from the colleges and a group of boys from Don Oscar Beeque will perform. Each group will dance for half an hour and the leader will explain the training method used. Barnard sponsors the demonstration to show varied dance methods and its growing interest in dance education. Miss Marion Strong has taught the Barnard group. Many figures in the dance field are invited and a large audience is expected. The college invites interested students as well. Miss Crowley and Miss Strong could not be reached for comment before this issue went to print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Association of Barnard
Vassar
Wellesley
New York University
Mary’ Wigmanr
New York
Don Oscar Beeque
Will
Mary Wigman School
Barnard
School of
Don Oscar
Marion Strong
Delegates Chosen for Model League Parley at Syracuse University
Freshman Sophomore and Junior classes selected delegates for the annual Model League of Nations Assembly at Syracuse University. Five more delegates were named by Student Council. Barnard will represent Japan at the conference, with Dorothy Kramm chairing the Barnard delegation. The event runs over the weekend of March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
Anne
Spiers
Wigs and
Cues
Angeline Bouchard
Dorothy Crook
Miss Crook
National Student Federation of America Congress
Toledo
Dorothy Kramm
Doris Smith
Juliet Blume
Adaline Heffelfinger
Ruth Anderson
Kathleen McGlinchy
Barnard
Japan
Princeton
Yale
League of Nations
Geneva
Frances Smith Outlines Qualifications for Undergraduate President
Frances Smith argues that the Undergraduate President must represent the association to the university groups, faculty, alumnae, and outsiders. She urges understanding Barnard’s diverse viewpoints to harmonize student opinion while maintaining a broad perspective. The role also requires bridging students with faculty and alumnae as the intermediary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Freshman Dance Set For Tomorrow Night At 9
The Freshman Dance is scheduled for tomorrow night at 9 in the gymnasium. Rosalie Riggia chairs the event with a large turnout expected. faculty guests listed include Acting Dean and Mrs Mullins, Miss Weeks, Miss Kruger, Professor and Mrs Lavelle, and Miss Tuzo. Committee members named include Mary Hillyer Elfrieda Wenzel Florence Goodman Elise Cobb and Suzanne Strait with the class treasurer ex officio. Tickets are 3.00 per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Riggia
Mullins
Miss. Weeks
Miss. Kruger
Lavelle
Miss. Tuzo
Miss Riggin
Mary Hillyer
Elfrieda Wenzel
Florence Goodman
Elise, Cobb
Suzanne Strait
Cla.ss
Juniors Nominated for Undergrad President Next Monday
Miss Pearl Bernstein of the Municipal Affairs Council of the New York City League of Women Voters will speak to a Government majors meeting on Monday February 29 at four o'clock in the Conference Room. An alumna of Barnard College she is noted as an authority on city government. Her talk is titled New York City Government on Paper and in Practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Bernstein
Municipal ‘Affairs Council
New York City’ League’ of Women Voters
Barnard ‘College
New York
Legend and Reality in Columbia Catacombs Explored
The New York Times coverage reframes the Columbia catacombs legend from campus myth to laboratory-like reality. Reporters note hollow passages under the Columbia building linking to Barnard, describe a lablike Avery-end labyrinth, and cite signatures in walls of famous or infamous figures. Plans grow for an expedition to test hidden tunnels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia Catacombs
New York Times
Metropolitan’ Press
Columbia - Building
Avery
Columbia
Barnard
Atlantis
Third of Senior Teas Scheduled for Today
The Psychology Economics History Government Sociology and Education departments' faculty will host the third Senior Class tea today at four in the College Parlor. Adelaide Bruns and Christianna Furse will receive guests including Professors Maciver Chaddock Baker Gayer Eliot Rogers MacBain Moley and many others from multiple departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Bruns
Christianna Furse
Maciver
Chaddock
Abel
Kosius
Sociology
Baker
Gayer
Eliot
Economics
Rogers
MacBain
Moley
Pear‘don
Clark
Department of Government
Huttman
Shotwell
Byrne
Muzzey
Savvelle
Tracy
Young
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter. White
Walter White
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
White
Europe
Africa
France
Atlantic Ocean
T. Q G
Mres
Adélaide Bruns
Barnard Department
The
Physical
Syracuse
Frances Smith
Social Science, Psychology, Education