Reverend Ward to Speak at Current Events Club Meeting
Reverend Harry I Ward of Union Theological Seminary will address an open meeting of the Current Events Club on Friday March 8 at 4 30 P M in the College Parlor. Dr Ward opposed U S participation in World War and presently leads anti war activities. The club invites all students as the anti war demonstration on April 12 approaches.
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Harry I. Ward
Union Theological Seminary
Ward
United States
Seniors Tea Hosted by Faculty in College Parlor
The third Senior tea for faculty was held yesterday from 4:00 to 5:30 in the college parlor. Attendees mostly from Economics Sociology Anthropology Philosophy Fine Arts Archaeology Religion Music History and Government. Forty one faculty members were invited with Georgiana Remer and Margaret Goble as hostesses.
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Georgiana Remer
Margaret Goble
Miss Remer
Freshman Greek Games Officers Elected at 1938 Meeting
Caroline Babcock and Mary Hagan were elected as the new freshman Greek Games chairmen and assembly representative at a Class of 1938 meeting held Friday noon in Room 304 Barnard. Elspeth Davies urged greater class participation and attendance at the freshman dance. Laura Miles urged timely payment of fines.
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Caroline Babcock
Mary Hagan
Hadirman
Assembly
Barnard
Laura Miles
Elspeth Davies
Freshman Dance Held Off Campus at Casa Italiana
Seventy five couples attended Barnard College's Freshman dance at Casa Italiana on March 2 marking the first off campus event for the class. Chaperons included Miss Weeks and Mr. Bailey with Mr. and Mrs. Herr. Diana Campbell and Alice Corneille were guests of honor. Palace palms adorned the hall and the Colony Club orchestra played 14 dances from 8:30 to 12:45. Helen Boyle chaired the dance committee with Mary Heuser Jacqueline Dawson and Violet Ballance as members.
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Casa Italiana
Barnard
Miss Weeks
Bailey
Mrs. Herr
Diana Campbell
Alice Corneille
Colony Club Orchestra
Helen Boyle
Mary Heuser
Jacqueline Dawson
Violet Ballance
Student Press Convention Draws 1500 Youths Across Nation
More than 1500 high school editors and reporters from across the United States will gather in Morningside Heights on Thursday March 14 for the Eleventh Annual Columbia Scholastic Press Association convention. Delegates travel from Tacoma and Fair Oaks, Miami, Chattanooga, Mobile, and other distant points. The program promises an extensive slate of activities with speakers including The Honorable F Trubee Davison, president of The American.
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United States
Morningside Heights
Columbia Scholastics Press Association
Tacoma
Washington
Fair Oaks
California
Miami
Florida
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Mobile
Alabama
Las ‘the Hon. F
Trubee Davison
The
American
Creek Games Emerge In Mermaid Studio Rumor
In a playful interview with Dorothy Brauneck known as the Maestro Mermaid, plans for Creek Games surface as a water entertainment spectacle. The feature outlines formation swimming, new dances, water polo, diving contests, and signups, with secrecy and a schoolyard vibe.
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Barnard Pool
Dorothy Brauneck
Tile No. 15
Deep End
Dot
West Point
Poseidon
Locker Library Opens In Club Member’s Locker
The Current Events Club starts a library to be housed in a member’s locker inviting club members and outsiders to borrow literature on current topics.
Spanish Club Presents Benavente Comedy and Music
The Spanish Club staged a Thursday program in the College Parlor for members and Spanish students. Miss Eaton played Lucia aria, Miss Goodier violin, Aliss Boykin and others sang, followed by a Benavente comedy with a cast led by Elizabeth Rice and Elsie Rowe. Attendees included Bar nard and Columbia University affiliates. A luncheon of Spanish dishes preceded the event. The club plans future entertainments.
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Dona Eaton
Lucia de Lammamoor
Jacqueline Goodier
Per Severn
Aliss Charlotte Boykin
Per “Nin
Clavelitos
Jacinto Benavente
Senora
Elizabeth Rice
Senorita
Elsie Rowe
Cabellero
Ellen Jacobsen
Roselle Riggin
Aguadora
Nathalia Crane
Marcial Dorado
Barnard
Margaret Bieber
Florrie Holzwasser
de Onis
Columbia University
del Rio
Spain
Three Class Presidents To Be Nominated Today
The Junior Sophomore and Freshman classes nominate their presidents for the next year at meetings today. The Junior class meets in Room 304 Barnard at 12 o'clock, the Sophomores in the Theater at 1, and the Freshmen in the Theater at an unspecified time.
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Barnard
Honor Board Head Nominated Monday
Kathleen Murphy, active in the class of 1936, has held multiple leadership posts as a freshman and sophomore including ring chairman Greek Games dance chair Mortarboard editor and a representative to the Representative Assembly and Honor Board She now serves on Representative Assembly and the Undergraduate Association committee of 25.
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Kathleen Murphy
Representative Assembly
Honor Board
Junior Show Chairman Discusses Prospects
Maxine Meyer reports on the forming Junior Show at Brinkerhoff Theater set for Friday April 26. Elaine Goltz leads efforts to stage a musical comedy about a modern women's college with original music and opportunities for juniors in singing dancing or acting.
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Elaine Goltz
Brinkerhoff Theater
Miss Goltz
Barnard
Existance
Goltz
Inter period Dips Open for Late Period Swimming
The pool opens after school for dipping between 3 and 4 during late period Dips. The Life Guard has arrived and the program is run by Student Life under Dr Alsop. Open to all students who receive Ed for Swimming.
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Dr. Alsop
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