Faculty Invited to Economic Conference March Third
Invitations to the World Economic Conference on March 3 were sent to faculty and guests of honor including Dean Gildersleeve Professor Moley Dr Clark Mr Peardon Dr Baker Dr Gayer Professor Byrne Professor Huttman Mr Tracy Dr McBride Professor Mullins and Professor Gregory Also invited are Miss Weeks Miss Kruger Miss Abbott Miss McBride Professor Braun Professor Shotwell and Professor Tugwell Additional guests include Mrs Markloff Dr McFarland Mrs Carnegie Mrs Deane and Mr James G MacDonald of the Foreign Policy Association The program lists plenary session commissions and a dinner with remarks by Mrs Howard Williams</n>
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Dean Gildersleeve
Moley
Clark
Peardon
Baker
Gayer
Byrne
Huttman
Tracy
McBride
Mullins
Gregory
Miss Weeks
Miss Kruger
Miss Abbott
Miss McBride
Braun
Shotwell
Tugwell
Markloff
McFarland
Carnegie
Deane
James G. MacDonald
The
Foreign Policy Association
Barnard Hall
Fresh Dancé Draws Big Crowd at Barnard Hall Gym
About 170 attendees joined the Freshman Dance for the class of 1936 in Barnard Hall Gym. Tickets sold at 2 dollars per couple. Jane Eisler chaired the committee. Guests included Mabel Foote Weeks Barbara Kruger and Dr. and Mrs Wendell Phillips. Upperclass guests featured Margaret Gristede Dorothy Crook Roselle Riggin Gertrude Rubsamen Gerarda Green Helen Stevenson. George Ellner's orchestra played 8:30 to 12:30. Decorations featured blue and silver with a starry night theme titled A Night Under the Stars. Other committee members listed.
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Barnard Hall
Jane Eisler
Mabel Foote Weeks
Barbara Kruger
Wendell Phillips
Margaret Gristede
Dorothy Crook
Roselle Riggin
Gertrude Rubsamen
Gerarda Green
Columbia Journalists Propose Bulletin and Daily Merger
Dean Carl W. Ackerman of the School of Journalism drafts a plan to merge the Bulletin with an enlarged professional University daily. He suggests the staff supervise the publication and offers six reorganizational proposals for Columbia student newspapers.
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Ackerman
School of Journalism
Journalism Department
University
Bulletin
Carl W. Ackerman
Columbia
Spectator
Dean Ackerman
Teachers ‘College
Barnard College
Barnard Bulletin
Teachers College
The
University Press
University Daily
Columbia College
Barnard
Greet New Editor of American Speech at Columbia Press
Professor Greet takes over as editor of American Speech with February issue the first he has guided. The quarterly adopts new phonetics pages and features a bibliography emphasis while praising Ayres Bermuda piece.
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DR. Greet
American Speech
Columbia Press
Baoks Magazine
Just Out
Ayres
Greet
Professor Greet
Columbia University Press
Srarrerie
Louise Pound
H. L. Mencken
Phonetics Department
New
New Phonetics
Wrw
Bermuda
Dean Barker to Speak at College Assembly Today
Dean Joseph Barker of Columbia University will address the college assembly today giving remarks on engineering faculty leadership and university affairs.
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Dean Barker
College Assembly
Joseph Barker
Faculties of Engineering
Columbia University
Tryouts Set for Greek Games Lyric Roles Tomorrow
Diana Campbell announces noon Wednesday tryouts in the gym for the Greek Games lyric reader charioteers priestesses and challengers. Sign the Barnard Hall poster by 5 pm today to participate. Head Tax for Greek Games runs Feb 28 to Mar 3 at noon in Barnard Hall with a 50 cent reduction. freshmen and sophomores must pay to participate. tax due by Friday noon.
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Diana Campbell
Mays
Miss Campbell
Government Majors Will Hear Dr Wertheimer On German Elections
Mildred S Wertheimer of the Foreign Policy Association will speak on the German elections of March 5 at 4 PM in the College Parlor. Government 2 and 12 students and department majors must attend. others are invited. Wertheimer studied at Vassar and Columbia, authored a thesis on The Pan German League 1890 1914, and continued studies at the University of Berlin.
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Mildred S. ‘Wertheimer
Department of Foreign Policy Association
Government 2
Government
Government Department
Clark
Merrill discusses origin of cultivated plants and civilization
Dr. E. D. Merrill of the New York Botanical Gardens addresses the Barnard Botanical Club on how agriculture enabled permanent food supply and labor division. He notes most crops arose in Europe and Asia, with limited cross transfer to the Americas, and rejects the idea of a vanished continent connecting civilizations.
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E. D. Merrill
New York Botanical Gardens
Barnard Botanical Club
Europe
Asia
Americas
Globe
Atlantic
Pacific
America
Three Nominees for Undergrad President Named
Helen Cahalane Margaret Gristede and Catherine Strateman were chosen as nominees for Undergraduate President by the Undergraduate Association. All have held multiple posts in class and college activities including Greek Games Mortarboard Honor Board and Classical Club roles.
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Helen Cahalane
Margaret Gristede
Catherine Strateman
Npon
Barnard Hall
Kathleen McGlinchy
Greek Games
Undergraduate ‘Association
Mortarboard
Bulletin
Classical Club
Seniors Win Bear Pin Awards For Service
Thirteen seniors win Undergraduate Association Bear Pin awards for service to Barnard and twelve undergraduates receive honorable mention for office work. A new ruling moves Bear Pins to the spring semester start based on four years of merit with lower-class honor mentions for extra effort.
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Barnard
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College
Rose Somerville
Jean Preston
Margaret Martin
Howard Williams
League For Independent Political Action
Professor Maciver
G. G
M. S. Wertheimer
E.D. Merrill
Botanical Gardens
Gena Tenney
Ruth, Anderson
Elizabeth
Armstrong
Margaret
Martin Florence
Pearl Aileen
Pelletier
Helen Phelps
Jean Ehriich
Victoria Kearney
Katherine
Reeve Kathleen
Roderick Jean Waterman
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