Varied Editions Added To Library
Library bulletin lists new titles added to Barnard Library including works by Faber Knopf and Luther, from modern stories to biographies, histories, and music studies. Notable entries include Twentieth Century Composers, America Its History and Its People, Bach, Mr Justice Holmes and the Supreme Court, and History of American History.
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Barnard
Bulletin
Lst
Wen
Faber
Laulkner and
Kepner
America
Lurkel
Bach
Terry Jusdick
Fox
Middle West
Frankfurter
Justice Holmes
Supreme Court
Friedrich
l'ulop-Muller
Leo XIII
Gilman
Edward MacDowell
Gimenez Caballero
Glover
Charles Burney
Goldens
Goldschneider
Epoch Gonzalez
Historia de la Literatura Arabigo-Espanola
Gotch
Mendelssohn
Kensington
Gray
The
Commons
Guthrie
Gwynn
Ireland
Hacker
United States
Tambridge
Hamilton
Price & Price
Harrison and
Grant
Senderson
Herskovitz
Hervier
L’art Poetique de Boileau
Hicks
Federal Union
Hinks
Holmes
Giovanni Gentile Holmes
Huberman
Hall
Scriabin Hutton
Laud Idelson
Jackson
Chevalier Jackson Jonson
Newdigate Kinsky
Kraus
Lamb
Genghis Khanave
Costume talk in 304 Barnard by Dr Bieber
Notice states Dr Bieber will give a costume lecture today in 304 Barnard at o clock. The Sophomore Class will hold a class meeting at noon today in 304 Barnard.
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Dr. Bieber
Barnard
Students urged to enter Quarterly contest by Friday noon
The article reminds students the deadline for entries is Friday at noon. Editors encourage submissions of term papers with broad popular appeal. A rules set is posted on Jake and printed in the winter issue of Quarterly.
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Jake
Chapel Talk by Harry Gideonse Thursday at Noon
Professor Harry Gideonse is set to speak at noon in St. Paul’s chapel on Thursday. He will address attendees on campus affairs and related campus life topics.
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Harry Gideonse
St. Paul’s Chapel
Dance Exhibition Highlights Modern Photography Display
An all week exhibition in the Conference Room presents photographs of modern dance. The University hosts an evening on The Author Editor and Publisher tomorrow at 8 30 P M in Casa Italiana. William Soskin critic and publisher will speak on The Publisher and his Relationship with Authors. Saxe Commins editor will discuss What an Editor Thinks of and does for Authors.
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University
Casa Italiana
William Soskin
Saxe Commins
Swimming Carnival Signups Open for May 3 Event
Participants are urged to sign up for the swimming carnival slated for May 3 and are asked to enroll for the next semester as well.
Eighteenth Century Drama Set For Stage By Barnard Club
Eight Barnard College students stage an eighteenth century drama with Mildred Rubinstein as Glenalvon and Muriel Sanders in servant and soldier roles. The group debates costumes and scenery as they attempt to reproduce period habits and the grand style of blank verse for an audience likely to appreciate authentic eighteenth century drama.
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Mildred Rubinstein
Glenalvon
Randolph
Muriel Sanders
Douglas
Barnard
Badminton finals set for noon showdown
The gym hosts a badminton final between Margo Ver Kruzen and Frances Murphy after Ver Kruzen defeated Ruth Elaine Blum 15 to 1 and 15 to 4 in the semifinal. Frances Murphy advanced to the final with a previous victory.
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Margo Ver Kruzen
Frances Murphy
Ruth Elaine Blum
Frances
Murphy Advances to Finals with Dominant Win
Murphy secured a spot in the finals by defeating Audrey Caruso in straight games 15-1 and 15-1, showing decisive performance and advancing to the championship round.
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Murphy
Audrey Caruso
Hindus Talks on What I Saw in Czecho Slovakia
Maurice Hindus will speak under the Institute of Arts and Sciences on Friday at 8 15 p m in McMillin Theatre about his observations in Czecho Slovakia.
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Institute of Arts and Sciences
Maurice Hindus
Czecho-Slovakia
McMillin Theatre
Curriculum Committee Meeting at Milbank 104
The Curriculum Committee will meet at 1 o'clock today in room 104 Milbank. The session will cover agenda items related to course offerings and academic policy updates. Attendees include committee members and staff coordinating curriculum.
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Milbank
Educators Discuss Democracy At 25th AA College Meeting
About five hundred college representatives met in Louisville for the twenty fifth annual AA College meeting. The theme was The Cultural Obligations of the College Faculty with some focusing on social security academic freedom and tenure. Dr Guy E Snagely urged teachers to be broad in scope and sympathetic to other disciplines.
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Louisville
Association of American Colleges
Social Security Board
Guy E. Snagely
Association
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