Barnard Sets Dates for 1930 31 Student Elections
Barnard College outlines election dates for 1930 31 officers including Undergraduate President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer class presidents and club presidents. Nominations begin March 10 with Honor Board Chair on March 17 and continue through March 31 April 1 and April 7 for various posts. Referendums on Spring Vacation and Student Fellowship will occur after officers are installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Representative Assembly
Menorah Hosts Prof Salo Baron On New Columbia Chair
Professor Salo Baron spoke at a Menorah tea in the College Parlor on March 4 about Columbia University’s newly endowed Chair in Jewish History literature and Institutions. Baron outlined the chair’s threefold scope and urged broader study of Judaism as world history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menorah
Baron
Salo Baron
Columbia University
Harvard
Mortis Alin
Metro Soldwyn Mayer
Moses Beckelman
City College
Hisat Columbia
Ester
Greek Games Funds To Establish Camp At Barnard
Greek Games Central Committee plans disposal of profits from the games to fund a permanent Barnard camp. Student tickets rise from $1.00 to $1.25 with proportional price increases for all tickets. Alumnae push for two extra bench tiers to seat more guests. Budget includes $100 more for 1932 1933 curtains and a yearly running reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Barnard Plans Benefit Tag Day for Bulgarian Students
Barnard College will host a March or early April Tag Day to raise funds for Bulgarian students in crisis. Dorothy Harrison chairs the local National Student Federation Committee which proposed the event after urging from other colleges and the NSFA. The goal is to raise about 15 000 dollars to support a hostel in Sofia and improve living conditions for Bulgarian students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Representative Assembly
National Student Federation Committee
Dorothy Harrison
Bulgaria
Sofia
Theatre Party by Alumnae for 1922 Gift Fund
The class of 1922 schedules a theatre party on Tuesday evening March eleventh to raise funds for the class gift. The play is The Plutocrat based on Tarkington's novel, now showing with the Coburns at the Vanderbilt. Tickets through Grace Duncan Hooper at the Vanderbilt Theatre 148 West 48th Street. Orchestra seats 3.00, Balcony 2.50, 2.00, and 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plutocrat
Tarkington
Coburns
Vanderbilt
Grace Duncan Hooper
Vanderbilt Theatre
West 48Th Street
Floatin Around Set To Rival Moanin Low In Junior Show
Floating University presents Floatin Around a 1931 Junior Show musical with songs Spiritually Inclined Like A Star Aqua marine Blues and Moanin Low mentioned as point of comparison. Directress Miss Bahouth explains the show aims to innovate in higher education while reporters observe the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinckerhoff
Bulletin
Barnard Joins National Student Movement for Disarmament Stand
Acting Dean Mullins to speak at a compulsory sophomore assembly in theatre, Tuesday, as Barnard College participates in a national student push for a stronger disarmament stance. The event seeks to mobilize student support and raise awareness on national security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
National Student Movement
Dean Mullins
New York Audiences Called Unmannerly
In a March 3 lecture for the Institute of Arts and Sciences, Montrose J. Moses criticizes New York theatregoers as selfish and loud. He praises Shaw in the Apple Cart and Green Pastures while condemning Dishonored Lady as tawdry and notes React bound for potential, praising Rebound and Children of Darkness for acting and style. He concludes with remarks on recent theatre books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Montrose J. Moses
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Mr. Moses
Mr. Shaw
England
America
Shelton and Barnes
Donald Ogden Stewart
Hope William
Edwin Justin Mayer
Philip Merivale
Moses
Walter Eaton
Theatre Guild
Student Meeting to Register Dissatisfaction at Naval Conference
Barnard College joins a nationwide student petition drive urging the London Naval Conference to pursue stronger disarmament and joint crisis talks. A city wide mass meeting is planned for March 13 in Horace Mann auditorium with speakers including Norman Thomas and Ray mond Leslie Buell among those considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
London
Yale Liberal Club
Bryn Mawr Liberal Club
Bryn Mawr
Barnard
Raymond Fosdick
Representative Assembly
Y.M.C.A
Y.W.C.A
Menorah
Socialist Party
Horace Mann
Raymond Leslie Buell
James T. Shotwell
Parker T. Moon
Norman Thomas
Admiral Punkett
Admiral Rogers
Betty Calhoun Elected Honor Board Member
A Junior Class meeting elected Betty Calhoun to replace Evelyn Anderson on the Honor Board. Clippings and pictures for Junior Month will be posted on the bulletin board, and members were urged to send names to Miss Weeks’ office. Mortarboard advertisements were requested with class cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harrison
Evelyn Anderson
Betty Calhoun
Miss Rosengardt
Miss Weeks
Gary
Mortarboard
Also Mentioned on This Page
N.S.F.A
Vo Swell
Assembly In Theatre
Montrose
J. Moses
Marc Connelly
B. Calhoun
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!