Lambdin Will Head Dance As Spring Festival Opens
Lambdin will head the spring event in April with Peggy Pardee end Furman of the Land and Danc Fund announcing the Spring Barbecue and other weekend activities. The student committee includes Brackenridge Meding Van Baal Salley Throop Noah es Bach. Dance bids aim to be low to maximize attendance and support a scholarship or fund work. last year proceeds funded a scholarship.
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Peggy Pardee
The
Land
Volyn Brackenridge
the Meding
Louise van Baal
Natalie Salley
Elizareth Throop
Doris Noahes
Winifred Bach
Land and Buildingaid
Mann Reports To Council On Freshman Day Upgrades
Phyllis Mann reports to the Student Council that all Freshman Day innovations from the past two years succeeded and should continue. She notes last year's debut of a special freshman issue of Bulletin and small favors given by the Alumnae to the new class. Technicolor Bernard movies from two years ago were shown with commentary by Helen Erskine, outside contacts aide.
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Phyllis Mann
Miss Mymnt
Barnard
Helen Erskine
New Magazine Aims at College Students
A temporary title Collegiate Journal of Student Opinion plans a future magazine for college readers nationwide. The premiere issue will mix Leap Year themes with student political views featuring humor and serious pieces. Entrants are invited with a twenty five dollar prize and entries to the Can q Adline by 940.
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Udents
Collegiate Journal of Student Opinion
Museum Lecture Series and Exhibitions This Week
The Metropolitan Museum of Art offers a March 4 to 10 lecture series with no admission fee. Daily 11 am 2 pm 3 pm and 4 pm talks cover Italian Renaissance Egyptian collection Etruscan arts and color. Exhibitions include Woodcuts Gallery A23 and regional textile shows through April 11 17 and 23. Motion pictures play Tue Sat Sun at 2 30 pm in the Museum Lecture Hall.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Theodore Roosevelt High School
Bronx
China
Straubenmuller Textile High School
George Washington High School
Near East
Thrift Shop Birthday Run Boosts Barnard Scholarship Fund
The Prosperity Thrift Shop at 1137 Third Avenue marks its birthday on March 15. Alumni Association launches renewed clothing and bric a brac appeal to swell the Barnard Scholarship Fund. Chairwoman Charlotte Verlage Hamlin seeks men and boys clothing shoes china and jewelry. pickup or inquiries to collecting committee members Mrs. G. W. Riley Mrs. Harold B. Storms and Mrs. F. P. Keppel at listed addresses.
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Barnard
Prosperity Thrift
Third Avenue
Charlotte Verlage Hamlin
G. W. Riley
East 38 Street
Brooklyn
Harold B. Storms
Hutchinson Boulevard
Mount Vernon
F. P. Keppel
Main Street
Peekskill
New York
Miss Abbott Tours Boston Area Schools to Present Barnard Pictures
Miss Abbott assistant to the dean in charge of residence halls travels around Boston and nearby towns this week to show Barnard College moving pictures at Dana Hall Wellesley Winsor Beaver Country Day Brockton Abbot Academy Tower School and The Putney School. In her absence Miss Millicent Cox will oversee the residence halls.
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Boston
Barnard College
Dana Hall
Wellesley
Mass
Winsor School
Boston Mass
Beaver Country Day School
Brockton High School
Brockton
Abbot Academy
Andover
the Tower School
Salem
Putney School
Putney
Vermont
Miss Abbott
Millicent Cox
Dormitory Lights Spotlight Barnard Scholarship Drive
Barnard alumnae appeal for gifts to fund undergraduate scholarships as lights from Cambridge to Paris dark this winter. The 1940 drive raised 14400, aiding over fifty students with grants from fifty to seven hundred dollars, averaging about three hundred yearly.
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Cambridge
Oxford
Paris
Morningside Heights
Barnard
Undergraduate Officers Nominations and Elections Schedule
The notice outlines timelines for student elections and nominations. Candidates for class and dormitory presidents, Honor Board Chairman, Athletic Association president, Representativ Assembly delegates, Undergraduate vice-president, Mortarboard editor, Bulletin and Quarterly editors are invited to teas, with elections set across March and April on specified Thursdays and Fridays.
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The
Athletic Association
Representative Assembly
Mortarboard
Hamilton to Speak to Anti War Council
Al Hamilton executive secretary of the Labor Anti War Council will speak today on Alternatives to Armaments Economics to the Columbia University Keep America Out of War Council. The noon meeting in Room 415 Business is open to all.
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al Hamilton
Labor Anti-War Council
Columbia University Keep America
Purpose of Youth Bill Explained
The article notes that telegrams and letters to congressmen are effective while a petition campaign will be launched. Hearings by the Committee on Education and Labor were not given a definite date but are hoped to occur in March with students urged to travel to Washington to testify their support.
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Committee On Education and Labor
Jeffery To Speak On Psalms In Lenten Program
Professor Arthur Jeffery head of Columbia University Semitic Languages will speak on the Devotional Resources of the Psalms at the University Christian Association Lenten program in St Pauls Chapel at 4 45 p m Thursday. The program is third in the UCA Lenten series with a social period at four followed by the address and discussion and a 5 30 Worship service. All are welcome.
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Arthur Jeffery
Columbia University
University Christian Association
St. Paul's Chapel
Jeffery
Mary Ely Lyman
Erratum on Engagement Mention in Bulletin Prom Report
The Bulletin corrects an error from the previous issue stating P R M 41 did not announce her engagement at the Junior Prom. The notice clarifies there was no engagement announcement by P R M 41 during the event.
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Bulletin
P.R.M. ’41
Browne Lectures On Men Of Destiny At McMillin
Dr. Lewis Browne will give five lectures on who are today's men of destiny at McMillin Theater under the Institute of Arts and Sciences. Topics cover Western Europe Central Europe Eastern Europe the Middle East and the Far East with dates from March to early April. Series price is two dollars with 8 15 pm starts and reservations via the Institute box office.
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McMillin Theater
Institute of A Arts and Sciences
Browne
Heine
Europe
East
Astern Europe
Middle East
Far East
Institute
McMillin
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