All-Nineteen Woman Orchestra Performs Serenade Set
In March 4 notes, a 17 woman 1 man orchestra led by Hinde Barnett delivers Mozart Wolf Brahms and Tschaikowsky sound. Shirley Portnoi stands out on second violin while Carolyn Potter handles double bass. Critics praise scholarly interpretations though the ensemble remains nonprofessional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinde Barnett
Barnard
Carolyn Potter
Mozart
Shirley Portnoi
Hugo Wolf
Brahms
Tschaikowsky
Difficulty In Poll Of Student Activities
An analysis contrasts student effort with the Faculty Committee aim to chart a next year program of studies. It questions whether students should pad hours or report truthfully to influence decisions, noting an unofficial census by Misses Bright and Meade honoring the schedule injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Meade
Satan
Defunct Poetry Society May Be Revived Here
Twelve members of a defunct poetry club attended a meeting at a local residence last Thursday where the host spoke about book collecting and allowed access to her large collection of rare books. The article continues from page 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poetry Society
Music Celebrities Attend Undergrad Tea at College Parlor
The Alumnae-Undergraduate Music Tea assembled in the College Parlor on Wednesday with seventeen notable attendees. Guests included John Erskine Pasquale Amato Gena Branscombe Leon Barzin Herbert Witherspoon and Douglas Moore among others while Mr Willens and Mr Gruen performed on an antique pianoforte and Mr List sang a Lehar aria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel List, Witherspoon
Gena Branscome
Pasquale Amato
John Erskine
Julliard Foundation
Hippodrome Opera
Amato
Gena Branscombe
Walter Rosen
Theramin
Antoni Brico
New Women’s Symphony
Hugh Ross
Schola Cantorum
Antonio Scotti
Metropolitan Opera
Emanuel List
Richard Willens
Leon Barzin
National Symphony Orchestra
Barzin
Herbert Witherspoon
Witherspoon
Rudolph Gruen
Gruen
Douglas Moore
Columbia Music Faculty
Willens
List
Lehar
Julia Goldberg Krone
Paul Achilles
William Duffy
Francis X. Dineen
F. Voorhees
Marjorie Hallett
Martin le Boutilliere
Nina Gabrilovitch
Annie Nathan Meyer
Mme
Alma
Potter to Direct Geneva Seminar at Summer Institute
Dr Pitman B Potter, professor of international organization, will direct the 1935 Seminar of the Students' International Union at Geneva Switzerland. An eight weeks course runs July 8 to September 4 and includes a ten day League of Nations and ILO conference plus world affairs seminars and round tables.
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Students’ International Union
Pitman B. Potter
Graduate School of International Studies
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations and International Labor Office
United States
Professor Fairchild Presents Second Chapel Talk on Religion
Professor Fairchild urged that belief in a religious hypothesis carries dynamic energy and justifies giving religion a clear and beautiful expression. He argued we are entitled to be religious and to have a religion. Beginning next Wednesday a series of Chapel services will teach about Jesus.
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Fairchild
Professor Fairchild
Jesus
Western Reserve Nursing School offers junior guest tryouts
The School of Nursing at Western Reserve University in Cleveland will host a two week junior summer tryout for selected college representatives. The program covers all expenses including travel. Interested juniors should contact Miss Doty in the Occupation Bureau and Miss Faville may be available at noon on Tuesday March 12.
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School of Nursing
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Miss Doty
Miss Faville
Western Reserve
Katherine S.doty
Mrs Jacoby to Speak at Episcopal Club Tea
Mrs Ralph Jacoby president of the Woman's Auxiliary New York Diocese Episcopal Church will speak at the Episcopal Club tea Friday March 8 at four oclock in 408 Barnard Her topic Some personalities in the Mission Field Mrs Jacoby mother of Mary Jacoby a Barnard freshman on program committee joining Marion Meurlin Electra Guit sot Molly Clinton Sophia Cambra Elisabeth Simpson will host tea follows the meeting. Mary Ely Lyman to lead a Genesis themed discussion next Monday at four oclock in the Little Parlor Tea served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Jacoby
Woman’s Auxiliary
New York
Episcopal Church
Episcopal Club
Barnard
Marion Meurlin
Electra Guizot
Molly Clinton
Sophia Cambria
Elisabeth Simpson
Mary Ely Lyman
Lutheran Club
Miss Resmeyer
Mrs Ladd
Religious Leaders Discuss Social Issues Across Jewish Denominations
The meeting explored how conservative and Reform rabbis issue statements on social problems and oppose profit driven production. Rabbis aligned with Labor party efforts in Palestine and invited questions through pamphlets. Delegations from Lutheran Episcopal Newman and Wycliffe clubs attended with Columbia Jewish students Society figures hosting.
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Hoffman
Lutheran Episcopal Newman
Wycliffe
Arnold Saltzman
Columbia Jewish Students Society
Ruth Saberski
Menorah
Ladd
Leon
Rosenblatt
Theresa Haines
Reverend Ward To Talk On War And Fascism
Reverend Dr. Harry Ward of Union Theological Seminary will speak on war and fascism at a Current Events Club meeting. The talk aims to motivate student action against war and ties into the planned Anti-War Strike on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reverend Ward
Harry Ward
Union Theological Seminary
Honor Board Head To Be Chosen Today
Kathleen Murphy, class of 1936, has held multiple student leadership roles including Ring Chairman in freshman and sophomore years and Greek Games Chairman. She currently serves on Representative Assembly and the Committee of 25 and is Mortarboard Faculty Editor and Transfers Committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Murphy
Bulletin
Miss Murphy
Representative Assembly
Mortarboard
Speaking Parts for G G Chosen At Tryouts
Greek Games tryouts in the gym named Lydia Lyric Reader Adeline Holden as primary with Ritchie Priestess as alternate A Sophomore Edith Friedman and Sabel Crystal as alternates Fresher Hilda Berry and Janice Van de Water selected for Mother in Entrance Eugenie Limedorfer Challenger Sophomore Elizabeth Wallerstein and Freshman Laura Miles finalizing Charioteers Martha Reed as Sophomore and Tatiana Ruzicka with Elsy Lindhard as alternate Judges were Professor Van Hook Perry Miss Weeks Mrs Seals and Miss Streng.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric
Adeline Holden
Ritchie
Edith Friedman
Sabel Crystal
Hilda Berry
Janice van de Water
Eugenie Limedorfer
Elizabeth
Laura Miles
Martha Reed
Tatiana Ruzicka
Elsy Lindhard
Professor van Hook
Professor Perry
Miss Weeks
Mrs. Seals
Miss Streng
All Time Questionnaires Due Monday
Students must hand in all time questionnaires by Monday. The list shows the distribution of copies and the person in charge, including Meade and Sally. Dr. notes results and the final compilations will compare questionnaires with the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beenite
Meade
Sallyeret
Aliss Meade
Class of 38 Nominate Sophomore President
Nominations for president of the class of 1938 were made at a March 5 meeting. Under Elspeth Davies the class nominated Helen Boyle, Laura Miles, and Constance Friend for president and, with Student Council direction, will vote in about three weeks. Claire Murray, Violet Ballance, Irvine, and Ruth Landesman were elected class representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hagan
Representative Assembly
Elspeth Davies
Helen Boyle
Laura Miles
Constance Friend
Elec
Claire Murray
Violet Ballance
P. Son Irvine
Ruth Landesman
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Moscow University
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