College Tea and Voting Schedule
On Tuesday March 1 the 4-English Department Tea meets in the College Parlor and the 46-Classical Club Tea gathers in the Conference Room. Wednesday March 2 features 4-College Tea in the College Parlor and on Thursday March 3 the 4-Menorah Tea convenes in the Conference Room with 9 A Voting for Undergraduate President in the same room.
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Geant Wate Boseh
Wider Art Understanding Urged For College Students
Speaker argues for broader exposure to modern art trends among students and amateurs, noting beauty can arise from deviation from nature. He highlights Cezanne as beautiful despite not mirroring objective reality and discusses Milton Avery’s mystical portrait. Audience reactions and a post lecture tea are recorded with Miss Weeks and Miss Kruger in attendance.
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Cezanne
Milton Avery
Columbia Laboratory Players Stage Early American Comedy Saturday
The Columbia Laboratory Players present The Forest Rose or The American Farmer, an 1825 Samuel Woodworth musical, Saturday afternoon at McMillin Academic Theatre. Directed by Estelle H. Davis, the cast includes Philip Humphrey, Donald K. Philips, Harold Clausen, and Molly Hopper.
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Columbia Laboratory Players
Samuel Woodworth
McMillin Academic Theatre
116Th Street
Broadway
Estelle H. Davis
Columbia University
Secretary Mary Markley Addresses Chapel on Christianity
Dr. Mary E. Markley spoke at St. Pauls Chapel on how Christianity education and culture enable people to live better. She noted a survey of 100 Christian Oriental college sophomores who described Christianity as stealing people from their old religion by giving them something, a statement she framed as praise.
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Mary E. Markley
St. Paul’s Chapel
Oriental College
Markley
Lutheran Board
Piano Recital for La Societe Francaise Delayed by Illness
The February 24 meeting of La Societe Francaise at the Collegé ran from four to six but Miss Beatrice Desfosses could not perform due to illness. Accompanist Miss Mary Morley played four piano solos including Tango by Morley. Lucienne Cougni ence, club president, led tea with Edit Tarbes Selma Eron and Alice Fisher pouring. Guests included Miss Bieler Miss LeDuc from the French department and Miss Rodriguez Castellano Mrs Del Rio from Spanish department and Professor Gayer of Economics.
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Beatrice Desfosses
Mary ‘Morley
Morle
Lucienne Cougnienc
Edit Tarbes
Selma Eron
Alice Fisher
Bieler
LeDuc
Métif
Rodriguez Castellano
del Rio
Gayer
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