National Orchestral Association Concert at Carnegie Hall
The fourth National Orchestral Association concert at Carnegie Hall is set for next Tuesday January 17 at 3 o clock with Albert Iding as violin soloist performing Brahms violin concerto. The program includes Academic Overture, five pieces by Hindemith and La Valse. Subscriptions cost one dollar for two reserved seats per concert in an eight concert series. blanks and details available in Miss Weeks office. No tickets at Carnegie Hall.
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Carnegie Tall
Sophomore Athletics head calls for large turnout for Greek Games
Elise Cobb, Sophomore Athletics chairman, says Greek Games will include more girls this year to boost participation and spectacle. Teams of three may form if enough sign up. she adds chances to make a team are good for anyone, regardless of experience, with events designed for broad participation after exams.
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Elise Cobb
Miss Cobb
Alumnae Preview College Girl 1932 1933 in Scribner's
The Alumnae Committee of Seven Colleges announces an article to appear in Scribner's January issue titled College Girl 1932 1933. It is written by Mrs Eunice Fuller Barnard Education Editor of the New York Times.
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Seven Colleges
Scribner's Magazine
Eunice Fuller Barnard
The
New York Times
Juniors Host Tea for Freshmen at Barnard College
Barnard College held a tea in the College Parlor Monday to favor freshers with early social contact. Helen Stevenson and Helen Cahalane greeted guests while Betty Firth Edythe Arbus poured and Dorothea Bernard Catherine Strateman Marjorie Rainey and Alice Canoune served.
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Barnard
Helen Stevenson
Helen Cahalane
Betty Firth
Edythe Arbus
Dorothea Bernard
Catherine Strateman
Marjorie Rainey
Alice Canoune
Miss Wayman Leads Barnard Women in Progressive Sports Party
Members of the Women's Faculty club at Columbia University gathered in Barnard gymnasium on Wednesday January 11 at 8 pm for a Progressive Sports Party. Miss Agnes R Wayman head of Barnard's Physical Education organized ping pong badminton tennis koi and floor games like deck shuffleboard bean top and darts. Participants chose groups and partners, and the event was run as a Progressive bridge style party with plans for monthly sessions.
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Columbia University
Barnard Gymnasium
Agnes R. Wayman
Barnard
Open Hour Swimming Rules Upgraded for Credit
A 1933 ruling requires students using open hour swimming for Physical Education credit to pass a new Average Ability Test. The test includes a front crawl dive, 2 lengths per form for crawl and another stroke, 11 total lengths, and 5 water stunts. Open Hour practice remains informal for non credit swimmers.
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