International Relations Club to Se split from ISU
The International Relations Club will sever ties with the ISU and operate independently next semester. President Shirley Delson says the move reflects the club’s purpose and principles while remaining a forum for free political expression and study of international affairs.
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Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
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Junior Show Tryouts Today for It Doesn’t Happen Here
Tryouts for speaking and singing parts in the Junior Show It Doesn’t Happen Here are this afternoon from 3 to 5 in the theatre. About 35 speaking roles and various choruses must be filled. Rehearsals start after tryouts for performances on March 12 and 13. Evelyn Lichtenberg is named Director.
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Evelyn Lichtenberg
Barnard Quarterly December Issue Features Diverse Arts
The December Barnard Quarterly is available at the Bookstore with poems by Amy Lyon Schaeffer and Carol Warner Gluck and short stories by Marjorie Ashworth Janet Molleson and Frances Bailey. Evelyn Lichtenberg edits three part essay on H G Wells. Reviews cover Swift biography and feminist works. Reviewers include Evelyn Lichtenberg Florence Dubroft and Reba Edelman.
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Barnard Quarterly
Amy Lyon Schaeffer
Marjorie Ashworth
Evelyn Lichtenberg
H. G. Wells
Carol Warner Gluck
Janet Molleson
November Sands
Phoebe Rogoff
Elspeth Davies
Frances Bailey
Jonathan Swift
Ricardo Quintana
Joseph Freeman
Andrea Taylor Hourwich
Gladys T. Palmer
Florence Dubroft
Reba Edelman
It Doesn’t Happen Here Junior Show Preview
The piece It Doesn’t Happen Here a risqué one act with four saints in threats has received approval and enters two months of tryouts and rehearsals. Cast and crew include Lenert chair, Iman Stein, Caryl Rothschild, Jean Claire Murray, and others. The show, set around Barnard life, runs March 12 and 13 with prologue and finale among five scenes and three interludes.
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Marjory
Mars
Carol Gluck
Elspeth Davies
Helen Hirsh
Ruth Frankfurter
Suzanne Sloss
Claire Murray
Barnard
Lewis Carrol
Eugene O'Neill
William Randolph Hearst
Barnard Social Group Hosts Dance With Stag Line Feature
The Social Committee of Barnard, with Van Am Society of Columbia, sponsors a February 26 dance from four to six pm in Barnard Hall fourth floor. A feminine stag line is planned with limited couples. men invited by the committee. Bids likely fifteen cents per stag and twenty five cents per couple. Committee members include Martha Reed and others.
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Miss Weeks
Social Committee of
Barnard
Columbia
van Am Society of
Barnard Hall
Student Council
Martha Reed
Margaret Ritchie
Adele Hansen
Eleanor Martin
Jean Sherwood
Amy Schaeffer
Hilda Loveman
Mary Rhodin
Ruth Landesman
Elspeth Davies
Gertrude Boyd
Dorothy Benedict
Jean Allison
Josephine Shepherd
British Journalist Analyzes Europe and Fascist Moves
Sir Arthur Wallert, a British journalist, spoke at McMillin Theatre on January 5 about Germany’s encirclement of France with Fascist powers and Italy Japan ties. He warned of power politics and Franco’s potential Falangist regime, noting Edward VIII’s anti-communist role and Franco’s looming influence in Africa. France had been alerted to Mussolini’s Ethiopian plans years earlier, but ignored them until Italy’s invasion.
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McMillin Theatre
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Russia
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Japan
Franco
Spain
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England
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Edward
Simpson
Baldwin
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Ethiopia
Africa
Sir Arthur
Folk Dancers Demonstrate Authentic Costumes and Dances
Members of the Folk Dancing Classes directed by Miss Margaret Holland gave a Thursday gym demonstration featuring Radico Finnish Russian and other dances. Guests wore costumes, refreshments included Sandtorte from Yorkville cafe Hindenburg, with a student committee and Evelyn Grey at the piano.
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Margaret Holland
Fryksdals Polska
Tantelli
Rheinlander
Reinlander
Feier
Miss Wayman
Miss Weeks
Reed
Physical Education
Santorte
Yorkville
Cafe
Hindenburg
Inez Alexander
Marianne Bernstein
Agusta Williams
Ruth Abbott
Emma Coulter
Virginia Allen
Janet Younker
Marjorie Davidow
Evelyn Grey
Teas by Societé Francaise and Greek Games Committee
The Societé Francaise hosted an Epiphany tea in the College Parlor featuring an early seventeenth century French song recital led by Paula Thibault with guests from Barnard Columbia and Father Ford providing Epiphany imagery. Elizabeth Miller Naomi Gurdin Helen Best and Catherine Donna served as hostesses. Professor Marguerite Bieber spoke on Greek costumes noting Athena as this year’s Games goddess choice and praising the costume tea attendees.
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Societé Francaise and
Societé Francaise
Paula Thibault
Miss Weeks
Barnard
Columbia
Father Ford
Newman Club
Elizabeth Miller
Naomi Gurdin
Helen Best
Catherine Donna
Marguerite Bieber
Library seeks Barnard publications to complete files
Miss Rockwell requests donations of Barnard Club of New York by laws and rules, Barnard College Undergraduate Association constitution, Barnard Bulletin pre 1903, Blue Book pre 1917, Senior Week programmes, Class Day exercises, and Barnard College Report of the Dean from various missing years. Students or alumnae with copies should bring them to the library office.
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Barnard College
New York
Barnard
Rockwell
National Student Union Holds Chicago Convention
About 400 delegates from colleges and high schools attended the second National Convention of the American Student Union in Chicago December 28 to 30. Representing Barnard were Martha Reed Ruth Borgenicht and Nancy Fraenkel. The body reaffirmed antiwar strikes targeting a goal of one million students this April and added a fast day to fund peace efforts.
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American Student Union
Chicago
Barnard
Martha Reed
Ruth Borgenicht
Barnard A.S.A
The
Social Science Union
Nancy Fraenkel
Bulletin
Roosevelt
Sinnott Elected President of Botanical Society of America
Professor Edmund Sinnott of Barnard College is elected president of the Botanical Society of America at its Atlantic City meeting during Christmas vacation. He specializes in morphogenetics and spoke on Morphology as a Dynamic Science, while urging modesty about the honor.
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Botanical Society of America
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Barnard College
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Botanical Society
Atlantic City
American Association For the Advancement of Science
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