College calendar lists events from March 12 to 20
The calendar shows Dance Club Recital at the Theatre with 3 PM and 8:15 PM showings, Wigs and Cues try-outs, Botany Club tea, St. Patrick Day party at Brooks Hall, and several meetings. Other items include YWCA, Debating Team, Math Club, College Assembly, Glee Club, and a debate with Vassar in the Theatre.
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Botany Club
Milbank
St. Patrick’s Day
Brooks Hall
College Assembly
D.S. Muzzey
Deutscher Kreis
Vassar
Contemporary Verse Club Readings Distill English Poets
At last Thursday's Contemporary Verse Club meeting Dr. Howard read selections from English poets. The group, unfamiliar with much of their work, heard early lyrics and brighter poems by Noyes Gibson and Lawrence that blend narrative into verse.
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Contemporary Verse Club
Dr. Howard
Noyes
Gibson
Lawrence
Junior Show Opens With Starred Cast at Main Corridor Box Office
The box office opens today for the Junior Show at Main Corridor Students Hadl. Tickets are moving fast for a production featuring The Hero Serepees H. Jones The Heroine Anica dy concn E. Ramage Heliotrope and others. See pictures at the box office and plan to attend the March 26 performance.
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Soph
H. Jones
G. Schoedler
E. Ramage
G. van Brunt
Schmidt and
Carter
Brinckerhoff
Barnard and Teachers College To Clash In Pool Meet
Barnard A A aims to outswim Teachers College in the TC pool this afternoon marking the first varsity sporting event of the year. Officials shifted dates to avoid Dance Club recital conflicts, urging fans to attend both events if possible.
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Barnard
Teachers College
T. C
Barnard. A. A
T.C
Andance Club
Athletic Association to occupy Reading Room office
The Athletic Association will take a portion of the Reading Room in Students' Hall for a permanent office. They are purchasing a desk and equipment and expect to move in soon. Their former space was described as the top shelf in Miss Larson's closet.
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The
Athletic Association
Students’ Hall
A. A
Ice Carnival coverage delayed by homework distraction
Reporters and photographers attended the Ice Carnival, but a flood of homework drew attention away and Bulletin did not publish a write-up. The piece notes other New York press and camera crews covered the event.
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Bulletin
N. Y
Alarm clocks blamed for chaos in Miss Cooper’s class
A facetious student set off two alarm clocks in Miss Cooper's swimming class. The group turned them off and took the blame, a situation described with a touch of humor.
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Cooper
Student athletes urged to contact coach or manager
There is a depth of short stop material for Class and for possible Varsity teams. If you have any ability or inclination that way, please make yourself known to the coach or manager.
Aldine Carter Chosen Varsity Baseball Captain
At a meeting of last year’s Varsity baseball team Aldine Carter was elected captain for this year to replace Katherine Decker who did not return to college last fall.
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Aldine Carter
Katherine Decker
Vacation Bible School Seeks Four Teachers This Summer
The Daily Vacation Bible Schools seek four teachers for a six week period starting July 5. Pay is 10 dollars per week with mostly morning work and some afternoons. The program offers practical teaching experience for girls considering a teaching career. Interested students should visit Miss Doty’s office for details.
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Bible Schools
Old Folk and Young Folk Children’s Party Invitation
A lively notice invites all ages to a Thursday March 18 party at 3 30 in the theatre. Performers include Miss Lambert with an organ grinder stunt Dorothy Chesmond tambourine dance Helen Zagat with five pupils in a naturalistic dance and Undergrads in Foiled Again from the 1920 Soph Show. Ice cream cokes and lollypops offered.
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Miss Lambert
Dorothy Chesmond
Helen Zagat
Newman Club Meeting Plans Intercampus Cooperation
Newman Club held its regular monthly meeting on March 9 in the Conference Room. Miss MacDonald announced a joint meeting of Newman Clubs of Teachers College Columbia and Barnard on March 11 in Earl Hall under Prof Carlton Hayes to discuss cooperation. Tea and cakes with icing followed.
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Newman Club
Miss MacDonald
Newman Clubs
Teachers’ College
Columbia
Barnard
Earl Hall
Carlton, Hayes
Des Moines Students' Volunteer Conference Highlighted
Chapel last Thursday hosted reports from the Des Moines Students' Volunteer Conference held during Christmas holidays. Edith Ahrens spoke on conferences she attended in separate countries while Valentine Guercken shared personal reactions. She noted Europe would find such a gathering unusual and Russia unthinkable, and she felt real America in its best forces. She stressed the conference's light on the troubled world.
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Des Moines
Edith Ahrens
Valentine Guercken
Europe
Russia
America
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