Modern Museum of Art Adds Air Conditioned Luncheon Exhibit
The Modern Museum of Art offers a shaded grove with linden trees for a summer visit featuring a luncheon by Sheila Hibben for one dollar and tea at thirty five cents. Rain moves service to the penthouse. The exhibits include housing and community planning and the Road To Victory display with Steichen photographs and Carl Sandburg text.
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Mecca
Modern Museum of Art
New York
Sheila Hibben
George Ross
the World-Telegram
Steichen
U.S.N.R
Carl Sandburg
New York in Summer Offers Free City Amusements
The article outlines inexpensive leisure options in New York City this summer, highlighting Central Park as a primary attraction with extensive activities. It notes municipal courts, bicycle riding, skating, baseball, croquet, and boating, plus tennis facilities at 96th Street and permits for daily workouts through October.
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New York
Central Park
59Th
110Th Street
96Th
Borough Park
College Students To Do Farm Work
The article notes the farm labor shortage due to rubber and gas cuts. College students will work harvest jobs, earning up to $18 weekly while spending about $4 on food, with the six week season starting June 15 and lakes near by offering relaxation.
Ten Will Attend Silver Bay Meeting
Delegates at large to the annual conference to be held at Silver Bay New York from June 15 to June 22 are Enid Belding Norma Blickfelt Fithne Colgan Edna Ely Margaret Hine Anne Sirch Eleanor Streichler and Ethel Weiss. Class delegates are Matie Armstrong and Shirley Sexauer. The forum will discuss religion in the world and in the colleges. Delegates from Barnard will attend the one week forum.
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Silver Bay
New York
Enid Belding
Norma Blickfelt
Fithne Colgan
Edna Ely
Margaret Hine
Anne Sirch
Eleanor Streichler
Ethel Weiss
Matie Armstrong
Shirley Sexauer
Barnard
Professor Wayman Honored by Russell Sage College
Professor Agnes Rebecca Wayman received an honorary Doctor of Pedagogy from Russell Sage College at commencement. Acting President Helen M. McKinstry praised her forty years advancing physical education for young women and noted her leadership in the National Amateur Athletic Federation.
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Wayman
Russell Sage
Russell Sage College
Stry
National Amateur Athletic Federation
Miss McKinstry
School of Physical Education
National Association
American Academy of Physical Education
Vernon outlines program for new political group
Beverly Vernon announces a Political Association program for 1942 43 to engage students as democratic citizens. Officers include Phyllis Brand Diane Howell Marion Futtner Flora Worshin Pergy Hine Jessie Scott Joan Borgenicht Ursula de Antonio and Eleanor Streichler. Town meetings will explore student college nation and world relations to wartime efforts and National Service courses through faculty student discussions.
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Beverly Vernon
New Political Council
Phyllis Brand
Diane Howell
Student League of America
Marion Futtner
Flora Worshin
Pergy Hine
Jessie Scott
Joan Borgenicht
Forum
Ursula de Antonio
Eleanor Streichler
Luncheons End Class Activities at Claremont Inn
Freshman sophomore and junior classes closed activities with luncheons at the Claremont Inn. Sophomores sold mimeographed class histories by Jean Vandervoort, netting about nine dollars. Juniors met on the inn terrace and prepared for next year, while freshmen were feted with carnations and skits crafted by their historians and aides. Dr. Lorna F. McGuire attended.
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Claremont Inn
Jean Vandervoort
Joan Carey
Betty Gormley
Florence Fischman
Pat Carroll
Gwen Childs
Barbara Kahle
Nancy Eberly
Grace Ballou
Suzi Walsh
Jake
Lorna F. McGuire
McGuire
Harrington Named
Miss Harrington, noted author and scholar, has published multiple articles and a book on The New York Merchant on the Eve of the Revolution. She has coauthored a history of American Population Before the Federal Census.
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Miss Harrington
New York
Evarts .B. Greene
Barnard Editors Call for Staff Tryouts Next Fall
Barnard editors invite students to join the staff of the semi weekly Mortarboard Quarterly and annual Bulletin. Posters for joiners go up the first week of school. Opportunities exist in art business and literary work with possible publication in the first Quarterly issue. Submissions accepted at 405 Barnard when college opens. Upperclassmen and freshmen eligible.
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Barnard
Jean Vandervoort
Deborah Burstein
Jake
Bulletin
Bulletin announces senior rate for 1942 subscriptions
The class of 42 may obtain subscriptions to Bulletin for the text year at a special rate of 1.50 dollars annually, postage included. Regular rate is 3.00 dollars per year. Seniors should notify circulation manager Flaine Jose or business manager Shirley Aronow.
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Flaine Jose
Shirley Aronow
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Museum OF Modern Art
United States
Sor
Agnes Rebecca Wayman
Chicago University
Columbia
University
Helen M. McKin
McKinstry
Professor Wayman
Vernon
Harrington
NEW York Institute OF Dtetetics
Madison Ave
60Th St
N.Y. C
N. S. States Regent
Hal
United States Savings
The
American Society of Magazine Cartoonists
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