Green Owl musical comedy staged by Barnard class of 1937
The Green Owl a junior show by Barnard College class of 1937 will be performed Friday Search 13 in Brinckerhoff Theatre. Adele Hanson leads with Adele Hagland directing and Amy Schaeffer also directing. Cast includes Betty Maciver Garnette Snedeker Jean Sherwood Harriet Speyer Irene Lacey Helen Levi and others. The plot follows Barnard girls shipwrecked on an island kingdom seizing government and facing a revolutionary threat. Twelve original songs and four chorus dances accompany the production. Special make up and staging details are noted with sets by Natalie Flatow and costumes by Marjorie Allen. Tickets 50 cents.
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Green Owl
I Brinckerhoff
Betty Maciver
Adele Hanson
Book Committee
Marion Patterson
Amy ‘Schaeffer
Garnette Snedeker
Jean Sherwood
Harriet Speyer
Irene Lacey
Helen Levi
Natalie Flatow
Marjorie Allen
Helen Hartmann
Miss Hartmann
Amy Schaeffer
College Union to Debate Are Communism and Americanism Incomparable
Molly Clinton and Mary Jacoby join the affirmative while Helen Levi and Maritia Haupt back the negative on the question to be discussed Tuesday afternoon in the College Parlor. The Political Union invites the college to participate and continues accepting signatures for two ten minute speeches. a poster in Barnard Hall advertises the chance to speak.
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Molly Clinton
Mary Jacoby
Helen Levi
Maritia Haupt
Barnard Hall
Vasiliev Lectures On Trebizond Empire At Barnard
Visiting historian Alexander A. Vasiliev spoke to Barnard College’s Classical Club on Trebizond detailing its rise under Prince Alexius in 1204 and fall to the Turks in 1461, with later Russian capture in 1916 amid empire life, rulers, and trade dynamics.
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Alexander A. Vasiliev
University of Wisconsin At Columbia
Barnard Classical Club
Trebizond
Barnard Hall
Alexius
Mohammed II
Russia
Vasiliev
Williams Addresses Literary Club on American Poetry
Dr. William C. Williams, physician and poet, argues that American poetry must use the native language of America and emphasize form as an object rather than mere meaning. He outlines Objectivist ideas and reads from select works including Al Que Quier and Korn in Hell.
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William C. Williams
William Carlos W Iliams
New Jersey
Literary Club
Williams
Dr. Williams
America
Hell
Student Referendum and Elections Set for Barnard Undergraduates
All college voting and a college wide ballot will occur next Thursday and Friday in the Conference Room to choose the 1936 37 Undergraduate President. Candidates Irene Lacey Agnes Leckie and Martha Reed were nominated after two Association meetings. A separate referendum asks if pluses and minuses should be permanently recorded by the Registrar and included in a new Eligibility Committee scheme.
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Irene Lacey
Agnes Leckie
Martha Reed
Jane Craighead
Margaret Ritchie
Miss Craighead
Miss Ritchie
Lacey
Representative Assembly
Miss Leckie
International Relations Club
Barnard
Columbia Peace League
Miss Reed
Diana Hirsh
Bulletin
Miss Hirsh
Barnard Club Presidents Urged to Submit Campaign Plans
Barnard club presidents and UG association unit heads must submit plans or statements about undergraduate fund collection for the Barnard expansion campaign by Monday March 2. Contact Jane Craighead Diana Hirsh or Helen Nicholl through Student Mail. extensions possible in special cases.
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Barnard
Jane Craighead
Diana Hirsh
Helen Nicholl
Schapiro to Speak on Medieval Art at Barnard
Mr Meyer Schapiro author and lecturer on Fine Arts will speak on Medieval Art on Tuesday March 3 at 1 PM in Room 304 Barnard. He teaches in Columbia graduate division and has lectured at the New School of Social Research.
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Meyer Schapiro
Barnard
Schapiro
Moissac
Columbia
Forum on Grading Proposals at College Assembly
Faculty and students met in Brinckerhoff Theater to discuss grading reform led by Diana Hirsh and Professor Braun. Debates centered on a pass fail option, with advocates urging fewer major exams and a supplemental comprehensive system to show true student ability.
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Brinckerhoff Theater
Diana’ Hirsh
Braun
Bulletin
Haller
Gayer
Delegates Report On Model Senate Conference
Barnard suggested sending delegates again to the annual Model Senate Conference held February 13 to 15 at the New Jersey College for Women. Helen Nicholl and Eleanor Ortman describe a stimulating exchange with students from about twenty five eastern colleges and the conference’s realistic Senate proceedings.
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Barnard
Helen Nicholl
Eleanor Ortman
Social Science Forum
New Jersey College For Women
Model Senate
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