Husarian Students Rhapsodize on America
Husarian students from Budapest speak of American life in New York, praising freedom and opportunity. They contrast fear under war with American openness, noting high scholastic standards and emancipated women, while appreciating both cultures and urging Americans to visit Hungary to experience peasant art and folk music.
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America
Hungary
Miss Cholnoky
Budapest
Miss Szekelyhidy
Barnard
Szekelyhidy
Iungary
1938 Mortarboard explains its purpose to readers
The Barnard College Mortarboard explains its junior status and design, noting the memoir style of the yearbook. It invites junior students to contribute informal photos and snapshots, offering a new collection of campus life images and editor’s notes for publication.
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Norder
Barnard
Mortarboard
Studen
A S U Convention in Chicago Supports Democracy in Spain
A.S.U. delegates in Chicago voted aid for the Loyalist government and opposed fascism. Egenio Imaz urged American support for democracy in Spain, while Joseph P. Lash announced a 2000-student pilgrimage to Washington to push the American Youth Act.
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Egenio Imaz
Spain
Washington
Joseph P. Lash
Union
Coolie Returns To Barnard's Ford At Milbank Hall
Dean Gildersleeve's Cairn terrier Culag Beag known as Coolie is found in Morningside Park by Morton Spencer, a Milbank Hall porter. The missing dog, last seen December 3, reappears December 18, bringing relief and joy to his owner who had offered a ten dollar reward. Coolie suffers age related infirmities but returns unharmed, facing mental distress from separation rather than physical harm.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Culag Beag
Coolie
Morton Spencer
Milbank Hall
Spencer
Morningside Park
Gildersleeve
Santa Claus
Miss Gildersleeve
Barnard
LR.C. Will Sever Ties With S.S.U.
The LR.C. votes to withdraw from the S.S.U. as their focus lies on international affairs. Shirley Adelson presided at a noon meeting in 304 Barnard. The club will meet every third Tuesday evening next semester for informal discussions.
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Shirley Adelson
Barnard
Teas By Two Organizations During Lecture Event
Two groups hosted teas to accompany a lecture on costuming in the Frieze of the Parthenon. Professor Bieber illustrated her talk by dressing four girls in Ancient Greek costumes. Barbara Reade introduced Bieber and Helen Fabricant closed the event inviting interest in joining committees.
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Bieber
Barbara Reade
Helen Fabricant
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J.dita Avchav
Danube
Sven
Port Decency and Progress
American Student Union
Sincerely Yours, Ruth Borgentcht
Lo Thediter Banad Bulletin
Jake
Sen Paula Kussell
Edna Holtsman
Helen Raebeck
Afortarboard
A.S.U
Chicago
Loh Tsei
All China Student Union
China
Jerome Davis
Yale Divinity School
Davis
Robert Burke
Columbia College
A.S.A
Molly Yard
Celeste Strack
James Wechsler
Barnard’s Ford
Tioga Yarns
Broadway
Over Child’s Restaurant
Lr.c
S.S.U
Tilson’s Drug Store
B’way, Cor
116Th St
Hydrox National Dairy
Call University
Aki
Telephone University
Ueno
West 119Th Street
New York City
Bulletin
John Jay Dining Hall
Florists
A. G. Papadem & CO. Florists
115Th
116Th Streets
Columbia
Mr. Porter
Pierre
Art Paulson
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