Barnard Delegates to Made League Assembly at Vassar
Barnard College sends six delegates to the Model Assembly of the League of Nations at Vassar College Poughkeepsie New York to represent Czechoslovakia. Delegates include Shirley Adelson Jean Bulowa Elaine Glaston and others who will participate in committees on sanctions raw materials and technical assistance. The assembly mirrors Geneva procedures with plenary session Friday and committee work over Thursday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnar
League of Nations
Czechodovakia
Shirley Adelson
Jean Bulwa
Elaine Glaston
Sens
Virani Roner
Aed
Vassar College
Poughkeepsié
New York
Geneva
Assembly
Bailey K. Young
Columbia
League
Miss Leckie
Miss Bullowa
Roher
Miss Smul
Adelson
Miss Glastori
Freshman Leap Year Dance At Casa Italiana
The 1933 Freshman Leap Year Dance was held last Saturday in the Casa Italiana ballroom. About 60 couples from the class attended, with guests including Miss Mabel Foote Weeks, Miss Teresa M. Crowley, Dr. Arthur Gayer, Mr. and Mrs. Herr, and Beatrice Tenney among others. Music by Em Crompiei's Orchestra featured dancing until 12:30, with palms and flowers decorating the area and refreshments served. the event was restricted to freshmen and their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casa Italiana
Mabel Foote Weeks
Teresa M. Crowley
Arthur Gayer
Mrs. Herr
Alice Corneille
Ketty Macver
Beatrice ‘Tenney
Meare
Tom Wests
Paul Ones
Em. Crompiei
Mr Weeks
Miss Crowley
Gaver
Herr
Beatrice Tenney
Phyllis Cross
Cross
Helen
Len R. Dollinger
Christine ‘Eth Jackson
Anne Millman
Otis
Lecture by Jean Charlot on Paintings Since the Impressionists
The French and Art departments sponsor a lecture by Monsieur Jean Charlot on Friday March 6 at 430 in Room 304 Barnard. Charlot, known for frescos in the Mexican Renaissance and varied art media, will discuss his work and projects with galleries and exhibitions noted at Columbia Maison Francais and John Levy Galleries. The entire student body is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsieur Jean Charlot
Barnard
Monsieur Charlot
Yucatan
Columbia University Maison
Francaisé
John Levy
57Th Street
Virginia Glee Club and Barnard Glee Club Joint Concert
The University of Virginia Glee Club and the Barnard Glee Club performed in Barnard Hall gymnasium with Dr. Harry Rogers Pratt and Gena Tenney conducting. The Virginia group opened with Virginia Hail All Hail and followed with works by Palestrina Bach Brahms Lotti Lvovsky and others, featuring pianist Alfred Pew and soloist Rial Rose. The Barnard program included Parry Jerusalem Weelkes and Liebeslieder Waltzes, with additional numbers by Ruth Abbott Sonya Turitz and Stephen Foster pieces. The combined program closed with solos from the Virginia octet and orchestral pieces, ending with an encore of De Falla and Rachmaninoff selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Virginia Glee Club
Barnard Glee Club
Barnard Hall Gymnasium
Harry Rogers Pratt
Gena Tenney
Barnard
Virginia
Morrow
Palestrina
Improperia
Lotti
Brahms
Franz
Lvovsky
Alfred Pew
University of Virginia
J. S. Bach
Parry
Jerusalem
Weelkes
Ruth Abbott
Sonya Turitz
Stephen Foster
Susanna
Massa
University Glee Club
Guy Hope
Harp Singers
Nashville
Tennessee
Rachmaninoff
Milk Bar Supports Campus Building Fund
Health Committee launches Milk Bar at Jake from 10 to 4 to raise money for a new academic building. Receipts will go to the building fund. Milk served by costumed bar maids will sell for five cents per glass as a modest contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Committee
Jake
Margot Kuhlman
Students Rally in Albany Against Nunan Loyalty Oath Bill
Ruth Dietz, Diana Hirsh, Agnes Leckie, and Nancy Muste lead over 200 New York college students at an Albany hearing on the Nunan Loyalty Oath Bill. The measure, extended to all public-funded colleges, requires oaths to state and federal constitutions for new enrollees. Protests claim the bill threatens free speech and academic inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dietz
The
Social Science Union
Diana Hirsh
Student Council
Agnes Leckie
Nancy Muste
New York
Albany
State Senate
Joseph D. Nunan
Columbia University
Barnard
Representative Assembly
Nunan
Assembly Committee On Public Education
Senate Committee On Public Education
Social Science Union of
A. Spencer Feld
Undergraduate president election and referendum planned
The 1936 37 head election will be held Thursday and Friday in the Conference Room. Candidates Agnes Leckie and Martha Reed remain after Irene Lacey withdrew. Leckie is International Relations Club president and Barnard delegate to the Columbia Peace League. Reed was 1937 president in Sophomore Year and Freshman Day chairman. A college wide referendum on plus and minus grading and registrar recording will also be held for Undergraduates to vote yes or no.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes, Léckie
Martha Reed
Irene Lacey
Miss Leckie
International Relations Club
Barnard
Columbia Peace League
Last Arrangements Made for 1937 Show
The Green Owl 1937 Junior Show set for Brinckerhoff Theatre Friday March 13 with Adele Hagland as show chairman Tickets 50 cents. sale begins March 8. Betty MacIver Adele Hanson Dixie Snedeker Jean Sherwood Harriet Speyer Irene Lacey Helen Levi among principal players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Adele Hagland
Miss Weeks
Minor Latham
Betty MacIver
Adele Hanson
Dixie Snedeker
Jean Sherwood
Harriet Speyer
Irene Lacey
Helen Levi
Natalie Flatow
Marjorie Allen
Helen Hartmann
Miss Hartmann
Marion Patterson
Amy Schaeffer
Finger printing drive at Barnard today
Barnard College hosts voluntary fingerprints from noon to 2 PM in the gymnasium. Elaine Goltz leads the Undergraduate Association effort with Fannie Mae Schwab and Ann Furman assisting. A Department of Justice representative will record prints for civilian files inspired by a 1933 alumna letter from Dorothy Crook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Barnard
Elaine Goltz
Fannie Mae Schwab
Ann Furman
Dorothy Crook
Barnard College Club
Washington
Alice Corneille
Miss Crook
Department
Justice
America
City Judge Urges Women to Enter Law as Social Field
Judge Jonah Goldstein at a Pre-Law Group luncheon urged women to pursue law as a social field not merely a career for money. He warned of unequal access and a “law for the rich and one for the poor,” calling for broader social consciousness in legal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah Goldstein
City Magistrate Court
Goldstein
New York State
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vassar ‘Allege
League Assembly
Poughkeepsie
Czecslovakia
Costello
Eide
FE \ Elizabet
Club Teo
Jean Charlot
Virginia Glee Club
Undergrad
Miss Patterson
Barnard Alumnae Club
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