Malone Outlines English Culture Growth in Majors Tea
Johns Hopkins Professor Kemp Malone spoke at a tea for English Majors on Anglo Saxon civilization and the origins of English nationhood. He traced early Saxon culture, the 597 adoption of Christianity, and the influence of Bede in the so called Golden Age.
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Kemp Malone
Johns Hopkins University
Malone
British Isles
Adam Bede
England
Ingland
Colum
Fifty Students Apply for Parts in Junior Show
The 1938 Junior Show casting committee reports over fifty students tried out for speaking parts with more auditions to come. Names will be released at the start of next semester as rehearsals begin for performances on March 12 and 13. The panel includes Judith Lennert Evelyn Lichtenberg Carol Gluck and Caryl Rothchild with most of the thirty dance applicants likely to receive parts. The script is not final and may be revised after Miss Weeks’s suggestions.
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Judith Lennert
Evelyn Lichtenberg
Old Bulletin issue sought for files in Bulletin office
Copies of the November 6th issue of this paper are missing from the Bulletin files. Anyone with a copy is urged to bring it to the Bulletin office at 407 Barnard or place it in the mailbox on Jake. A complete file is needed for advertising reference and future binding. Bound volumes exist in the Bulletin office and in the library from 1903 onward.
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Bulletin
Barnard
Jake
Kaltenborn Discusses World Affairs and Pan American Pact
Hans V. Kaltenborn, noted news commentator, spoke at McMillin Theatre on the Buenos Aires Conference and the Consultation Treaty, arguing the pact advances world affairs without endangering the United States. He praised the Good Neighbor Policy and urged cautious neutrality as the European scene calms. Dr. Henry J. Fry followed with a heredity talk on chromosomes and feeble mindedness, outlining classifications and social implications, noting ongoing studies at Cornell and Woods Hole.
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Buenos Aires
Hans V. Kaltenborn
McMillin Theatre
United States
Kaltenborn
South America
Savedro de Lamas
League of Nations
Radical
Roosevelt
Congress
Mr. Kaltenborn
A.C
Henry J. Fry
Fry
Sutton
Cornell University Medical School
Marine Biological
Apple Man Brings Beauty To Campus Candy Stand
Article profiles Reinhard, the new Apple Man, reintroduced at Brooks Hall gate. He and his wife run a candy and fruit stand, supported by student patrons from nearby campus, with daily earnings around four to six dollars per man.
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Reinhard
Reman
Brooks Hall
Tony
Notice From Bursar On Tuition Payment Deadlines
Students must pay full bill on registration day or by February 1 1937. If paying partial, see Miss Lambert by January 23 for postponement of half the bill, or obtain promissory notes signed by parents and bring them with cash to the Bursar by February 1 1937.
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Miss Lambert
Glee Club Honors L P Beveridge Before Italy Voyage
The Barnard Glee Club hosts a farewell dinner for Professor Lowell P Beveridge of the Columbia Music Department before his sabbatical. He sails on the Roma January 30 with Professor W Cabell Greet, then tours Italy and Sicily studying music and Greek ruins.
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Barnard Glee Club
Lowell P. Beveridge
Columbia Music Department
Beveridge
Italy
Roma
W. Cabell Greet
Barnard English Department
Greet
Sicily
Bulletin
Rome
University of
Barnard Glee Club Guests Attend Musicale Event
The Barnard Glee Club directed by Professor Beveridge performed during an evening of music led by Dean Gildersleeve on January 12 in the college parlor. Notable attendees included Lucrezia Bori Walter Damrosch and Efrem Zimbalist among others as alumnae dinners preceded the concert. The Friends of Barnard aim to connect outsiders with Barnard and publicize faculty work.
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Barnard Glee Club
Lowell P. Beveridge
Music
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Friends of Barnard
College
Herbert Dittler
Columbia Music Department
Yella Pessel
Barnard
Faculty Follies of February At Brinckerhoff Theatre
Barnard announces the Faculty Follies of February a two night event on February 12 13 1937 at 8 30 P M in Brinckerhoff Theatre Tickets are reserved seating with prices 2 00 for the first four rows 1 00 for downstairs balance and 75c for balcony Proceeds go to the building fund Members only admission for Alumnae Faculty Administration and Barnard Union entries while press is excluded
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Barnard
Barnard Union
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