Honor Board and A A Voting Today for House Leaders
Voting ends at four this afternoon in the Conference Room for Athletic Association president and Honor Board Chair positions. Five Honor Board Chairman candidates Julia Gray Anne Meding Kathryn Sheeran Virginia Wodtke Irma Zwergel are juniors filing fifty signatures. Anne Grauer declined.
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Athletic Association
Honor Board
Julia Gray
Anne Meding
Kathryn Sheeran
Virginia Wodtke
Irma Zwergel
Jane Bell
Anne Grauer
Brooks and Hewitt
Caroline Duncombe
Mary Maloney
Doris Myers
Dorothy Stewart
Ime
Deborah Allen
Marie Boyle
Louise van Baalen
The
Catlin Analyzes Totalitarianism Versus Democracy
Dr. E. G. Catlin, former Cornell history professor and New College Oxford graduate, spoke at Brinckerhoff Theatre as the first of a three lecture series on democracy. He argued totalitarian regimes rest on final truth while democracies view truth as relative to political life, contrasting with Locke's experimentation and emphasis on individual moral choice.
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E. G. Catlin
Cornell University
New College, Oxford
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Catlin
John Locke
Marx
Hegel
Tickets For Junior Show Sold On Jake Today
Tickets sold at noon today with any remaining Forty Winks tickets at the door Friday and Saturday. Balcony seats 0.50 and orchestra 0.65, all seats reserved. Informal dance tickets to Hewitt dining room entrance 10:30 to 12:30 tonight. Guests listed include Miss Mabel Foote Weeks and several professors and ladies.
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Hewitt
Mabel Foote Weeks
Donald Read
Gertrude V. Hirst
Minor W. Latham
Constance Smith
Willard Waller
Helen Abbott
Fort Worth Junior Show Cast Prepares For Forty Winks
Arthur Rat stars in a moral stage piece as Jane Mantell leads a nervous cast at Is of Hero. Illness and torn costumes plagued rehearsals but hope remains, with the cast ready to perform lively songs and dances tonight at Ichnerhoff Theatre.
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Arthur Rat
Hero
Jane Mantell
Icherhoff Theatre
Mantell
Cgn
Barnard Students Rally for Refugee Scholarship Drive
Editorial lauds Barnard College for aiding a student refugee through a scholarship drive. It praises humanitarian motives and urges broader student participation, noting faculty support but uneven undergraduate response. The piece hints at continuation on the next page.
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Barnard
New Quarterly Is Reviewed by Evelyn Lichtenberg
Evelyn Lichtenberg reviews the Quarterly noting Frances Bailey’s Prometheus piece and Marcial Dorado’s article on Spain as aligned in spirit. She praises the noble aims of the Spanish Republic creators, critiques Miss Dowd’s story for excess detail, and comments on the poets clinging to older forms with high technique but less experimental vigor.
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Evelyn Lichtenberg
Quarterly
Frances Bailey
Marcial Dorado
Spain
Spanish Republic
Miss Dowd
Jack
Rebecca Price
Moore Previews Original Opera at Columbia College
Composer Douglas Moore and the Columbia music department presented a musically illustrated lecture on The Devil and Daniel Webster at a college assembly. The new lyric drama debuts April 20 at the American Lyric Theatre with Mary played by Willa Mitchell and Daniel Webster by Kenneth Riley.
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the Devil
Daniel Webster
Douglas Moore
Columbia Music Department
American Lyric Theatre
Willaam Mitchell
Mary
Bruce Boyce
Jabez Stone
Clair Kramer
Scratch
Kenneth Riley
Columbia Glee Club
Wilhelm Braun
Stone
Devil
Webster
Jabez
Jabezqssich
Applications For Senior Options Due March 17
Barnard students aiming to count the first year of a professional school as their senior year must file written permission before March 17. Eligibility requires a good record, committee on instruction approval, and 90 academic points including all group work and a 28 point major.
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Barnard
Committee On Instruction
Nominees Named For Bulletin Editorship 1939 40
Florence Dubroff and Miriam Weber have been chosen as nominees for editor in chief of Bulletin for 1939 40. A nominating committee selected them from the editorial board with Flora Ginsburg Jean Allison Anne Milman and Mildred Rubinstein serving.
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Florence Dubroff
Miriam Weber
Bulletin
Flora Ginsburg
Jean Allison
Anne Milman
Student Council
Mildred Rubinstein
Miss Dubroff
Representative Assembly
American Student Union
Basic Quota For Refugee Fund Gained
Mabel Houk announces that Barnard has raised four hundred twenty five dollars for a refugee student. Faculty gave one hundred dollars. 202 of 952 students have pledged. Twenty one percent, or 750 students, have not contributed, drive to continue until March 15.
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Mabel Houk
Barnard
Miss Houk
Representative Assembly
Europe
Undergrad President Aims for Broad Participation and Efficiency
Margaret Boyle newly elected president of the Undergraduate Association urges broader activity to engage all students and prevent a farcical government. She says student government should run smoothly enough to entice participation and believes democracy requires majority will and active involvement across diverse campus interests. Boyle, born in New York City about twenty years ago, lives in Newtown Connecticut and attended Spence School.
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Margaret Boyle
Barnard
Miss Boyle
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New Quarterly
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