Nominees Named For Honor Board Chairman Vote
Voting is ongoing for the Honor Board Chairman position with candidates Margaret Meade and Gertrude Rubsamen. Suzanne Strait declined candidacy. Meade and Rubsamen each hold multiple campus posts, with Meade serving Publicity and editorial roles and Rubsamen leading Greek Games and student activities. Balloting occurred in the Conference Room over two days from nine to four.
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Margaret Meade
Gertrude Rubsamen
Suzanne’ Strait
A. A. Handbook
Student Fellowship
Wigs and Cues
Silver Bay Group
Berkey to narrate geologist's experiences assembly
Professor Charles P. Berkey, chief geologist of the Mongolia expedition led by Roy Chapman Andrews, will narrate a geologist's experiences from New York to the Gobi desert at the next Tuesday assembly. He helped prepare the geological report for the Hudson River Bridge and advised on major projects including Grand Coulee and Boulder Canyon.
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New York
Gobi Desert
Charles P. Berkey
Mongolia
Roy Chapman Andrews
Profesor Braun
Berkey
America
Fudson River
Tennessee Valley
Grand Coulee
Idaho Falls
Madden Dam
Panama
Wyoming
Colorado River Board
Coolidge
Boulder Canyon
Arizona
Boulder
Tofescor Berkey
Columbia
University of Minnesota
Second Columbia Conference Against War Meets Tuesday
Dr. Eveline R. Burns of the Graduate Faculty of Economics will speak on unemployment in the new Germany on March 13 at 4 PM in the College Parlor. Dr. Clark announced the event and invitation extended to all.
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Columbia Conference Against
Eveline Burns
Clark
Eveline R. Burns
Graduate Faculty of Economics
Germany
John Jay Hall
Students organize anti war club to defend academic freedom
More than 300 students sign a second petition opposing the Bulletin Editorial Board. the Current Events Club aims to combat censorship with anti war and anti fascist activities. Leaders include Elizabeth Millard 34 chair and Marjorie Friedman 36 secretary.
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Bulletin
Student Council
Current Events Club
Committee Against
Student ‘Council
Briletin
Doris Brian
Elizabeth Millard
Marjorie Friedman
Vera Michael
Bids Open for All-College Spring Dance Next Week
Bids for the Spring Dance to be held in the gymnasium on Saturday night March 17 will go on sale Thursday March 15 12 to 2 Friday March 16 11 to 1 30 and Saturday March 17 11 to 1 Tickets cost two dollars The dance features guests Miss Weeks Rev and Mrs Wendell Phillips Mr and Mrs Giles Rich Mr and Mrs Robert Herr and Miss Kruger if in town Decorations will be green and white for St Patrick's Day Eleanor Jaffe chairs the dance committee with Dorothy Atlee Marion Greenebaum Ruth Saberski and Lucy Appelton as sub committee members
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Jake
Dorothy Atlee
Marion Greenebaum
Ruth Saberski
Lucy Appelton
Barnard Club Fashion Show at Barbizon Club
Undergraduates from Barnard College attend a fashion show sponsored by the Barnard Club at the Barbizon 140 East 63rd Street Recital Room on Saturday afternoon March 17. Lord and Taylor provide the courtesy, tea served in the Club Lounge, admission fifty cents.
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Barnard
East 63Rd ‘Street
Barbizon
Lord and Taylor
Italian Department Presents Musicale at Casa Italiana
The Barnard Italian and Music Departments present a concert of madrigals and cantatas on Friday March 2 at 8:45 P M in Casa Italiana. Proceeds benefit the Students Loan Fund. Performers include Mary Walker Helen Taylor Pauline Piercé Edward Flull Lawrence Filson David Robinson and Robert von Boenhoff directed by Professor Beveridge with assistance from Mr Reese. The program features Marenzio Monteverde Gesualdo Torelli Pergolesi Orlandini Morley and others.
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Barnard
Casa Italiana
Mary Walker
Helen Taylor
Pauline Piercé
Conetralto
Edward Flull
Lawrence _ Filson
David ‘Robinson
Robert von, Boenhoff
Cello
Beveridge
Reese
Stella
Marenzio
Monteverde
Gastaldi
d’Astorga
Gesualdo da Venosai
Torelli
Pergolese
Orlarido
Gibbons
Thomas Morley
Alumnae Undergraduate Tea Honors Notables
Music and musicians dominated the Alumnae Undergraduate tea last Wednesday. Guests included John Erskine Turbi Mrs. Walter Rosen Pierre Luboshutz Leonard Liebning Phil Cook Vera Brodsky Harold Trigs Keith McLeod Ganna Walska Helen Gahan Mme Alma Glayburehs Jay Pons and Gena Atahseorbe. Mrs Reginal Lee Johnson chaired the event with assistances from several faculty and student hostesses.
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John Erskiné
Tturbi
Walter Rosen
Pierre Luboshutz
Leonard Liebning
Phil Cook
Vera Brodsky
Harold Trigs
Keith McLeod
Ganna ‘Walska
Helen Gahagan
Mme
Alma Glayburehs
Jay
Pons
Whe
Gena' Atahseorbe
Nominations Set for Class Presidents at Readiness Meetings
At compulsory meetings Tuesday junior sophomore and freshman classes chose candidates for next year’s class presidencies. Final selections will be made by ballot next week. Senior nominees include Sara Bright Georgianna Remner and Gertrude Rubsamen. class of 1936 nominees are Alice Corneille Marjorie Runne and Helen Nicholl. class of 1937 includes Irene Lacey Martha Reed and Betty Maciver.
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Sara Bright
Georgianna Remner
Gertrude Rubsamen
Alice Corneille
Marjorie Runne
Helen Nicholl
Irene’ Lacey
Martha Reed
Betty Maciver
Sally Bright
Representative Assembly
Mortarboard
Georgiana Remer
Junior Show
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Margaret. Meade
Gertrude Vabsamen
Prof. Berkey
Gov't
Moye
Bulletin Advisory Board
Fies
Publicity Committee
University
Barnard Student Council
Columbia University
Musicale
Hinde Barnett
Barnard Lennox
Peggy Goble
Play Appleton
Jorie Eyerley
Mary
Lizabeth Kluge
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