Greek Games Roles Assigned
Irene Lyons and Estelle Cross win roles as sophomore priestess and challenger in the Greek Games. Loris Bayer is freshman priestess with Helen Owen reading the winning lyric. Rehearsals begin March 15 at noon in the gym, with the first entrance rehearsal March 17 from 4 to 6.
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Irene Lyons
Estelle Cross
Phomore
Gretchen Idder
Loris Bayer
Helen Owens
Witten
Margaret Lorini
Gloria Tanasso
Missanasso
Barnard Students Invited to Enter Reed and Barton Silver Contest
Reed and Barton sponsors a contest offering a 100 piece sterling service set as the grand prize to Barnard students through a survey of their silver patterns. Entries must be 50 words max and postmarked by midnight April 21.
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Barnard
Reed and
Barton
Sheraton
Reed & Barton
Taunton
Mass
Margaret Boyle Interview Highlights Her Plans
Margaret Boyle discusses her summer study in clinical pathology at a New York hospital and her goal to attend medical school after Barnard College graduation. She cites Gilson as a favorite philosopher and mentions a paper she has written.
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Brooks Hall
Mrs Miller Hosts Dorado At Barnard Event
Alice Duer Miller hosts Miss Carolina Marcial-Dorado at Barnard College to honor the Spanish department visitors. Students in Spanish will sing and others will dance folk traditions. Miller, a Barnard alumna born in 1899, lived in Costa Rica during early years and is noted for interest in Central American folklore.
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Alice Duer Miller
Barnard
Carolina Marcial-Dorado
Miller
Costa Rica
Princeton Popularity Wanes After Recent Local Appearance
Julia Edwards reports that Barnard students favored Columbia by one vote in a campus survey reversing a BULLETIN poll. Barnardites praised Columbia’s dress and dancing while Princeton glee club members were criticized for lack of maturity and “Adam's apples” comments sparked by the exposure.
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Princeton
Julia Edwards
Princeton Glee Club
Barnard
Bulletin
Editor Judges Quarterly Review Cites Mantell and Raymond
The piece discusses Miss Mantell and her essay Enjoyment is Adhesive Tape noting her shift from enjoyment to conflict theory and its impact on Buddhist art. It critiques flippancy in serious discourse while praising Norma Raymond for vigorous reviews surpassing Gilman and Sibelius.
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Miss Price
Miss Mantell
Norma Raymond
Mr. Gilman
Jan Sibelius
Government Majors Hear Dr Catlin
Dr Catlin argues that his philosophy of life supersedes economic theory and cites Hitler as example of a metaphysical duty. He contrasts this with an Anglo Saxon belief in the relativity of truth, urging freedom, experimentation and empiric inquiry. Harold Laski is said to share the same stance in his critique of parliament if it blocks socialism.
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Hitler
Catlin
Harold Laski
Former Barnard Instructor Speaks on Art for Art's Sake
Louise Rosenblatt, professor at Brooklyn College and former Barnard English instructor, lectures on Art for Art's Sake at Cooper Union Friday evening March 17. She has extensive work in the subject and has written L idee de l Art pour l Art in French and Literature as Exploration. The talk is part of Cooper Union's Friday Evening courses on The Power of Criticism.
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Louise Rosenblatt
Brooklyn College
Barnard
Cooper Union
Barnard Athletes Boost Waistlines With Milk Bar Fight
Barnard girls attend a milk bar run by the Athletic Association health committee at Jake from 1 to 4. Sheffield Farms donated the milk for a nickel per glass as the season opens with two main basketball teams captained by Virginia Rockwell and Mary Walrath in a shift from four class teams to two large squads. Games with substitutes are set for Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 30.
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Barnard
the Athletic Association
Jake
Sheffield Farms Company
Virginia Rockwell
Mary Walrath
Brooks Hall Show Highlights Japanese Print Exhibit
A 14th century Raiko from Chosenji near Nara will be shown in Brooks Hall during March. Owner Harold G. Henderson, Columba University art lecturer, hosts the piece with Bodhisattvas and Fudo in a central triptych scene. The mounting dates back to 1702, tied to subscriptions for the temple’s honzon.
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Brooks Hall
Harold G. Henderson
Columbia University
Department of Fine Arts
Jane Gaston
Fine Art Department
Chosenji
Long Spring
Nara
Sisto
Fudo
German Club Presents Norse Radio Play at Milbank
The Deutscher Kreis staged a short radio style play based on Norse myth to about forty attendees in the German Room at Milbank. Cast included Gretchen Ridder as reader with Eva Baer Elaine Grimm Marion Maeser Eleanor Pumyea Virginia Rogers and Michelle Silverman in supporting roles. Tea eclairs and cookies followed. Flora Ehrsam announced an April 5 annual Kreis dance at Brinckerhoff Theatre with Columbia Blue Lions as the music providers and urged reserving April 22 for Kreis weekend at Barnard Camp.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Columbia Blue Lions
Miss Ehrsam
Barnard Camp
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Broadway
115Th
116Th Streets
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