Columbia Press to Issue Pamphlet by Dr Fairchild
The Columbia University Press will publish March 10 a pamphlet by Professor Hoxie Neale Fairchild titled The Romantic Movement as Represented in the Publications of the Columbia University Press. The work classifies and evaluates books on English German French and American literature tied to the Romantic Movement and aims as a promotional bibliography for students and scholars. Copies will be sent free upon request. Fairchild, of the Harvard English Department, authored The Romantic Quest.
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Columbia University Press
Hoxie Neale Fairchild
Fairchild
Barhard
Evens Win First Odd-Even Baseball Game
The Evens defeated their opponent 27 to 5 in five innings during the first Odd-Even baseball game of the season on March 2. Captains Sally Anthony and Rita Brereton rotated players to give the entire squad playing time. next game set for March 10.
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Evens
Sally Anthony
Rita Brereton
Annual Shoe Exhibit Scheduled by Barnard
The Athletic Association and Physical Education Department announce a Shoe Exhibit on Wednesday March 9 from 9 30 to 4 30 in the Conference Room Miss Tuzo says the event will help Barnard students choose proper footwear with budget prices. Exhibitors include Best & Co Lord Taylor Julius Grossman Pediforme and Sorosis expected to attract a large college turnout.
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Athletic Association
Department of Physical Education
Miss Tuzo
Physical Education
Best & Co
Lord & Taylor
Julius Grossman
Pediforme
Sorosis
Barnard
Hunter Paper elects new editor in chief
Hunter Bulletin finances and governance shift as Student Council President Henrietta Tichy opposes advertising funded deficit. Editors argue only a third of funds come from ads and refuse to downsize. Council refuses to cover costs, staff relinquishes control, Bulletin drops to four pages without cigarette ads.
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Henrietta Tichy
Student Council
Monotheism Debate at Menorah Club Meeting
Louis Wallis, biblical student, argues Hebrews shaped world by monotheism and traces origins to Amorites and Semitic tribes. He describes Palestine, Baal vs Jehovah, Elijah and Jeremiah, social reform, and the rise of a mono theistic Israel amid class conflict. The talk ends with questions and a March Menorah party announcement.
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Wallis
Menorah Club
Louis Wallis
Mr. Wallis
Palestine
Baal
Jehovah
Elijah
Jeremiah
Babylonia
Israel
Columbia Gifts Reach Total of 10922.38
A total of 10922.38 in gifts to Columbia University has been received in recent months, led by the Columbia University Club with 3750 for scholarships. Other contributors include the Bake US Be oaenis for akelite Fellowship 1000 Dr John M Wheeler ophthalmic research 1000 and the Columbia University Athletic Association 900 toward a part time physician salary. Additional gifts came from Mrs Elsie Parsons for anthropology 900 Dr Alfred F Hess to Nutritional Research Fund 700 and the International Committee for the Study of Child Paralysis plus several named donors.
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Columbia
Butler
Columbia University Club
Bake- US Be Oaenis
Akelite Fellowship
John M. Wheeler
Columbia University
Athletic Association
Elsie €. Parsons
Alfred F. ‘Hess
Nutritional Research Fund
Department’ of Pathology
International Committee’ For
King's Crown
Benjamin Brown
Russell’ Smith
Ellwood Hendrick
A. K. ‘Salamon
Glee Club to Perform Lent Chapel Concert with Quartet
The glee club will join a Lenten choir service using a string quartet balance with the organ. Hinde Barnett first violin Allan Gewirtz second violin Sam Gruber viola Stuart Moore cello William Reese organ. Soloists are Katherine Newman soprano and Mary Davenport contralto. A Lent themed program by Prof. Beveridge and Mr Lehmann Haupt. The cover features a Mary at the Cross woodcut. Large attendance expected at the Chapel concert.
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Ers
Hinde Barnett
Allan Gewirtz
Sam Gruber
Stuart Moore
William Reese
Katherine Newman
Mary Davenport
Beveridge
Lehmann-Haupt
Rare Book Department
Columbia Library
Pre-College Students Confer at Flushing
Continued from page the attitude of the high school students seemed to be that Barnard was an institution lacking in college life and social activities. It would seem therefore that the responsibility for dispelling this opinion lies with all of us. Although judgments may be based on superficial factors such as appearance and social graces, we must not forget that they are far reaching in their effect.
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Barnard
Water Polo Game Notice at Barnard Pool
The Coast Guards compete with the Rum Runners in a water polo match to be held at Barnard pool tomorrow Wednesday at 4 15 p m. The college is invited to attend.
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Europe
Majestic
Georgic
Britannic
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Lapland
de Luxe
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Westernland
White
Red
International Mercantile Marine Co
Broadway
New York
Digby
Sarellen
Ze Point
United States
Alamac
71St Street
Broadway Endicott
Florists
J.G. Papadem & CO
115Th
116Th Streets
Teachers College
West
120Th Street
Suzanne
Anne
113Th Sts
Cathedral
Riverside Tea Room
West 113Th Street
Bet
Amsterdam Ave
115Th Street
the College Chemists
Furnard Hall
Glee Club
Lohden Bros., Inc
Confectioners
Flushing
I. Ly
Nepal
Bronx
Coiffeur de Dames
John
the Hair Dresser, Inc
Clarkson
College Book Store
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
Gehrke
Cor
Tel
University
Gantley’s Food Shop, Inc
Gantley’s
114Th St
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