Nominations Made At Assembly For Undergraduate President
The Undergraduate Meeting in 304 Students Hall on Tuesday March 10 heard nominations for President of the Undergraduate Association. Nominees listed were Madge Turner Alice Killeen Renee Fulton Dorothy Miner Marion Mansfield and Margaret Hatfield. Hatfield Mansfield Fulton and Miner declined. Fulton’s resignation was not accepted.
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Students Hall
Madge Turner
Alice Killeen
Renee Fulton
Dorothy Miner
Marion Mansfield
Margaret Hatfield
Equal Rights Amendment Talk Luncheon Planned
Miss Rose Schneiderman of the Woman's Trade Union League will speak on the Equal Rights Amendment proposed by the National Woman's Party at a luncheon Monday March 16 at twelve o'clock. Attendees should sign the poster in Students Hall to join the luncheon. those who sign are liable for the luncheon fee.
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Rose Schneiderman
Woman’s Trade Union League
Equalight
National Woman’s Party
Students Hall
Theatre opens opportunities for women in drama and stage work
The article notes a rising prominence of women in acting and backstage roles as theatre expands in America. It cites Barnard and other schools, highlights careers like Helen Gahagan and Aline MacMahon, and emphasizes the need for broad education and hard work.
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America
Barnard
Helen Gahagan
Alice de Sola
Aline MacMahon
Schuberts
Lillian Harris
Wigs and Cues
Nelle Weathers
Junior Month plans outlined at Barnard meeting
Barnard invites applications to select a representative for Junior Month July in New York. The process will be decided by a committee including Professor Ogburn and economics staff, with tea and informal talks after a March 19 meeting. Debates with Mount Holyoke and Vassar are scheduled around March 14.
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Barnard
Clare M. Tousley
Charity Organization
Miss Tousley
New York
Ogburn
Mount Holyoke
Brinckerhoff
Wille
Vassar
Irma Simonton
Perl Bernstein
Betty Kalisher
Alumnae to Attend Vocational Dinner Schedule
The annual Vocational Dinner will be held Friday March 20 at 6 15 in Room 407 Students Hall. About ten alumnae from various professions will attend, with informal speeches in the College Parlor at 7 15. Students may sign the poster in Students Hall next Thursday to attend.
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Miss Doty
Celeste Comegys
Jean Wick
Gigli Sings at Barnard Student Loan Fund Concert
A March 5 benefit at the Hotel Astor, run by Barnard College's Student Loan Fund Committee, featured tenor Benjamin Gigli and soprano Rosa Low. Mrs. Alfred Hess chaired the committee as the star lineup performed pieces from L Afriqueine and Louise among others.
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Student Loan Fund Committee
Barnard College
Hotel Astor
Alfred Hess
Benjamin Gigli
Metropolitan Opera Company
Rosa Low
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Adge Turner
Undergrad
Representative Assembly
Riday
Vernon
Oman
Rive
Miss Schneiderman
MT. Holyoke
Ruth Bass
Elizabeth Patterson
Ren
Agnes K. Tweedie
Ursula P. Hubbard
Ida T. Genther
Dorothy Graves
James Walker
Elizabeth Buethe
Wellesly
Anna Kitchell
Barnards
Virginia Lee
Dorothy Ashworth
Rowena Ripin
Katharine Newcomer
Helen Robinson
Brooks Hall
Brooks
Gigli
Studnt Loan Fund
Oh Paradiso
L’africaine
Meyerbeer
Benjamino Gigli
Depuis
le Jour
Louise
Charpentier
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