Interclass volleyball signups and swimming exhibition noted
Miss Crowley and Anne Pass announce interclass volleyball signups for all levels with sessions on Tuesday and Thursday at 4. Students may register for either numerals or letters, while senior class hopes another class breaks its winning streak. A diving exhibition Monday showcased multiple dives judged for improvement.
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Harriet Benedict
Carol Karider
Gertrude Iner
Irene Lacey
Virginia ‘Thomas
Miss Crowley
Odds Win Odd-Even Basketball Clash 43-31
The Odds defeated the Odd-Even team 43 to 31 on Friday. Helen Rockwell scored 21 of the winning team's points as forward, with Margaret Holland as referee and Carol Kander as umpire. Various named players and teams form the roster of both sides. Unofficial contests followed, refereed by Miss H. Ritch.
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Helen Rockwell
Margaret Holland
Carol Kander
Miss H. Ritch
Teachers College
Health notices and student unrest prompt action
A quoted message from Margo Kuhtsan references notices from a health group and a sleep society. She cites January 20 to 29 as a period for professors to address students who are urged to gather, with calls for rest and relaxation as the sole recommended approach amid the unrest.
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Margo Kuhtsan
United Society For Sleep and Ie
Batnar
Camera Carrie Offered Hollywood Cameraman Role
A Barnard fiction piece portrays Camera Carrie in Broadway encounters with Lars Kaemmle senior who offers a June 1937 start to a five year film contract as manager of cameramen on the Lot with a $25 000 annual stipend. The tale ends with Carrie weeping over unfulfilled Hollywood dreams.
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Mortarboard
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Carrie
Tam
Lars Kaemmle
Barnard
Leon
Eddie
Hollywood
M-G-M
Barnard Will
Speier Addresses Economics Majors at Campus Meeting
Dr Speier warned that propaganda seeks to steer social change and that youth are most exposed to it. He argued that simple verifiable facts counter propaganda while complex facts rely on recognized experts. Faculty members Hutchinson Baker Gayer and Eliot attended the session, the third of the required meetings for economics and sociology majors.
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Speier
Hutchinson
Baker
Gayer
Eliot
Barnard Sponsors Inaugural Interclass Badminton Doubles
A formal interclass badminton championship will be held next semester as Barnard sponsors its first badminton tournament. Teams will be formed by selecting partners from each class and will sign up on a poster posted on Jake at a date to be announced in the Bulletin. Miss Finan, faculty advisor, announced the event with enthusiasm.
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Barnard
Jake
Forum notes on Student Fellowship explained to freshmen
Elizabeth Maier, chairman, writes that freshmen are unclear on Student Fellowship and that the Bulletin failed to explain it. The article promises a future issue that will answer questions and invites suggestions for helping students who say they are too poor to contribute.
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Elizabeth Maier
Badminton Tournament Ends Thursday
The badminton tournament, which began last semester, will conclude on Thursday January 30.
Ping Pong Players Required To Complete Game Before Next Term
Students in the ping pong tournament must play a game before next semester if not done since Christmas. Girls wanting horseback riding today at noon should meet Miss Finan in her office. Rides will continue Fridays next semester and each rider must sign the poster weekly.
Barnard Alumnae Urges Fingerprinting Civic Project
Dorothy Crook of the Washington Barnard Club proposes Barnard undergraduates be fingerprinted as part of a Justice Department campaign. Miss Corneille of the Barnard Student Council welcomes swift college lead and asks for student reactions via Bulletin Forum or Student Mail.
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P.S
Justice Department
Miss Corneille
Department of Justice
Bulletin Forum
Schedule For Greek Games And Rehearsals
The schedule lists rehearsals and events for Greek Games from March 25 to April 4 including combined entrance rehearsals, complete rehearsals with picture day, freshman and sophomore dance orchestras, dress rehearsals, and a rest day with no rehearsals. Copies will be sent to Freshman and Sophomore class members.
Noted Chem Lab Exchange in Hunter Bulletin
In a Vassar case history excerpt a scene shows a chem lab discussion where a professor explains a liquid that turns blue with acid while a color blind student apologizes. A remark asks for something with a bell, and a traveler recalls lessons from a prizefighter father on handling a Count.
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Chem
Brain Trust
Hunter Bulletin
Vassar
Italy
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