Journalists Address Columbia Convention
The Columbia Scholastic Press Association held its ninth annual convention from March 9 to 11 with over 300 schools represented. Delegates heard lectures by Olin Downes and other press leaders, attended sectional meetings, and visited metropolitan newspaper plants.
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Ciation
Herbert Brucker
School of Journalism
Olin Downes
New York Times
John F. Stempel
Sigma Delta Chi Fraternity
Arthur S. Flemming
Unied State Society
F. D. ‘Gide
Walker Engravng Corporation
Allen H. Seed Jr
Young Men’s Board of Trade
Jon
John Clyde Oswald
New York Employing Printers Association
Donald Clark
Writers Club
Columbia
James
Vocational Tea Set For Tomorrow At Campus
Professor Elizabeth Faulkner Baker of the Economics Department along with Mrs Eva Dirks and Ellen O Gorman Duffy officers of the Alumnae Association will pour tomorrow afternoon. Committee members under Mildred Wells act as hostesses and cadet graduates assist with the event.
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Eva Dirks
Ellen O’gorman Duffy
Alumnae Association
Wycliffe Society Forms To Represent Unserved Barnard Faiths
Barnard student groups create the Wycliffe Society uniting Methodist Greek Catholic Congregational Baptist and other denominations. Violet Hopwood chairs Ruth Olsen assists and Helen Dmietrieff serves as secretary. Tea planned March 30 in the Conference Room with possible dues under twenty five cents and a Student Council charter sought. John Wycliffe noted as a 14th century reformer and Bible translator.
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Barnard
Newman
Menorah
Wycliffe Society
Violet Hopwoods
Ruth Olsen
Helen Dmietrieff
Violet Hopwood
John Wycliffe
Oxford
Forum Discusses Germany Elections and Depression
A Social Science Forum lecture explored how postwar Germany faced economic turmoil and political unrest that aided the rise of Hitler. Attendees learned how youth disillusionment, the small bourgeoisie, and industrialists aligned with nationalist aims, with Dr Wertheimer answering audience questions.
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Hitler
Germany
Katherine Reeve
Social Science Forum
Dar
Gaver
McGoldrick
LeDuc
Montague
Maclvez
Calendar of student events and meetings
On Tuesday March 14 the schedule lists a 12 Student Connell Luncheon in D C and multiple class meetings in rooms I Class Meetings 1933 Gymnasium 1934 Conference Room 1935 Theatre 1936 304 with 4 30 Glee Club in 408B and 4 7 Wigs and Cues Rehearsal. On Wednesday March 15 Vocational Team College Parlor 3 7 Wigs and Ones Rehearsal. On Thursday March 16 i2 Combined G G Entrance Presentation 4 Debate Club in Conference Room 4 30 Glee Club in Chapel.
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Connell
D.C
Harbinger Of Spring Tenikoit Tournament Preview
A nostalgic note recalls the Formal Fall Tenikoit Tournament and announces the Spring Singles event. The piece muses on fairness, weather, and the playful alliteration around Filan while hinting at possible doubles in past formats and the renewal of competition as warmer days approach.
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Tenikoit
Filan
Odd Even Baseball Tournament Scores Report
The Odd Even baseball tournament shows a March 1 game with Evens 31 Odds 10 and a March 9 game Evens 35 Odds 12. The text hints at continued play and mentions the odds may yet change as details unfold.
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Macy
Opening of Three Cornered Moon Prompts Alumnae Support
Tickets are on sale for the 1929 opening of Gertrude Tonkonogy’s play Three Cornered Moon with Ruth Gordon in the lead. Marion Churchill, president of the 1929 Alumnae Office, notes plans to back the show and has taken the second balcony for the event. Barnard Night is hoped as part of the evening.
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Gertrude Tonkonogy
Ruth Gordon
Marion Churchill
Virginia Brown
Nan Kelsey
Milbank
1933 Meets Today Discuss Senior Week Plans
Dorothy Crook leads the senior week planning committee with Eleanor Overbeck Anna D Avella Miriam Rosenthal and Aileen Pelletier handling publicity printing and class gift tasks. The committee includes Doro thy Sachs and Mildred Pearson withDorothy Crook as class president ex officio.
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Eleanor Overbeck
Anna D'Avella
Miriam Rosenthal
Aileen Pelletier
Dorothy Sachs
Mildred Pearson
Dorothy Crook
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Dred Barish
Wycliffe Club
United States
Dr. Wertheimer
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Columbia Rendezvous
Broadway
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Pye
Fairwell
Miss Tokonogy
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Sandwich
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115Th
116Th Sts
Florists
J. G. Papadem & CO
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NEW York Hospital School OF Nursing
Cornell University
Venne
School of Nursing
East 68Th Street
New York City
Gantley
Food Shop, Inc
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Gantley’s
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College Book Store
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
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WABC
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Firenze
W. 46Th Street
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