Catholicism Discussed At Meeting
Father Joseph MacMahon of St. Joseph's Seminary Yonkers defended Catholic doctrine at the Interfaith luncheon. He said the church shares the same beliefs and sanctification method and remains firm on Christ's teachings and the sacraments while calling confession a church clinic of psychoanalysis.
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Joseph MacMahon
St. Joseph's Seminary
Yonkers
Interfaith Council
Christ
God
Father MacMahon
St Pauls Choir Sings During Lenten Assembly Hour
The Choir of St Pauls Chapel directed by Professor Lowell P Beveridge will perform a Lenten program in the gymnasium during the assembly hour. Selections include Verwirf Mich Nicht by Brahms Diffusa est Gra tia by Nanino and Cruci ficus by Lotti.
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St. Paul's Chapel
Lowell P. Beveridge
Brahms
Nanino
Lotti
Majors to Hear Sigerist on Medicine and Society
Dr. Henry Sigerist will speak at a joint meeting of natural and social science majors on Medicine and Society in Brinkerhoff Theatre at 4 30 Thursday. He directs Johns Hopkins Institute of the History of Medicine since 1932 and is famed for his work on public health and the social aspects of medicine. The talk precedes his Yale Press book Medicine and Human Welfare. Open to all college students.
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Henry Sigerist
Brinkerhoff
Sigerist
Institute of the History of Medicine
Johns Hopkins University
University of Zurich
Europe
Yale Press
Folk Dance Party for Refugees at Friendship House
Florence Fischman announces a Friday Folk Dance Party at Friendship House 86 Street and Park Avenue for young refugees and friends. Led by John Timmerman from Amsterdam Teachers College, 8:30 to 10, with free admission and bus access. Contact Elinor Foster, Inge Hieber, Eleanor Murdock, or Fanny Brett for details.
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Florence Fischman
Friendship House
86 Street
Park Avenue
Brooks Hall
Fanny Brett
Jake
Uiendship House
John Timmerman
Amsterdam
Teachers College
Eagle House
Elinor Foster
Inge Hieber
Eleanor Murdock
Camp Committee Holds Tea Today
The Camp Committee hosts a tea in the College Parlor from 4 to 5 30 with last year’s June course films in 304 Barnard followed by ski movies. Cider and doughnuts will be served and Adeline Bostelmann leads camp songs around an open fire.
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Barnard
Adeline Bostelmann
Students nominate undergrad and class officers at meetings
Doris Bayer Joann McQuiston and Judith Meyer were put forward for next year's Senior Class president at the junior class meeting. Sophomores chose Phyllis Hagmoe Mary Jo Jordan and Mary Milnes for junior president while freshmen nominated Harriet Fisken Charlotte McKenzie and Anne Sirch for sophomores.
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Doris Bayer
Joann McQuiston
Jdith Meyer
Phyllis Hagmoe
Mary Jo Jordan
Mary Milnes
Harriet Fisken
Charlotte McKenzie
Anne Sirch
Miss Bayer
Mortarboard
Greek Games
Representative Assembly
Greek Games Business
Miss McQuiston
Community Chest Committee
Miss Meyer
College to Hear Sforza Count Carlo Sforza
Count Carlo Sforza of Italy will speak at an all college assembly in the gym next Tuesday March 1 at 1 10. He served in the Italian diplomatic service since 1896 with posts in Paris Constantinople Madrid and London and led diplomacy over Corfu and Albania during World War I.
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Carlo Sforza
Carnegie E Downent For European Peace
Count Sforza
Paris
Constantinople
Madrid
London
Corfu
Albania
France
England
United States
Mock nuptials at Barnard water festival draw crowd
Miss Rita Benson as Miss Hortense Hydroxyl weds Miss Ruth Sauer as Mr Horatio Hydrogen in a pool ceremony witnessed by about 200 guests. The reception and dances follow in the pool with lights on arms and a canoe honeymoon.
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Rita Benson
Hortense Hydroxyl
Ruth Sauer
Horatio Hydrogen
Barnard
Barnard Pool
Hold University Peace Conference on Columbia Campus
An all university conference on peace sponsored by the Committee of One Hundred will be held at Columbia University on Saturday March 15 from 10 to 5. Students and teachers may attend in their individual capacity with one vote per Columbia member.
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The
Committee of One Hundred
Columbia University
Wagner Jr. Urges Local Civic Involvement in Lecture
Assemblyman Robert Wagner Jr. addressed Barnard and Columbia students on civic duty. He warned the public’s indifference to state and local government hurts daily life but urged broad knowledge of local, state, and national issues to spur active participation. He described New York Senate and Assembly organization and cautioned against excessive idealism in politics.
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Barnard
Columbia Students of
Robert Wagner, Jr
Destiny
Wagner
New York State Senate
Assembly
Trustee Aldrich to Speak at Chapel Service
The Reverend Donald B. Aldrich D D elected to the Barnard Board of Trustees last December will speak at chapel at noon on March 20. He is rector of the Church of Ascension of this city.
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Donald B. Aldrich
D.D
Barnard Board of Trustees
Church of Ascension
Election names three officers in all college vote
With a record turnout Emily Gunning Margaret Jackson and Jeanne Mitchell were elected President Treasurer and Secretary of the Undergraduate Association in a two day election last Thursday and Friday A total of 618 votes went to the presidential race 582 to the treasurer 573 to the secretary The president elect is an Assistant Editor of Mortarboard and president of the junior class She thanked supporters and expressed hope to live up to this year s record Jackson accepted her corsage and expressed happiness as she prepared to continue her duties
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Emily Gunning
Peggy Jackson
Jeanne Mitchell
Gunning
Ruth Taubenhaus
Mortarboard
Nominations and voting days set for residence hall offices
March 12 marks nominations for residence hall president with voting all day March 14. Honor Board chairman nominations follow March 17 at undergraduate meeting. Tea events March 19 and 20 21 precede elections for officers. A A president and R A delegates nominated March 24 with college tea March 26 and elections March 27 28. Undergraduate vice president and Mortarboard Editor meet March 31.
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Honor Board
A.A
Representative Assembly
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Mitchell
Bayer, Meyer and McQuiston
Sforza
University Peace Conference
Assemblyman
Miss Jackson
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