Meetings Set To Plan 1933 Senior Week Events
Students vote on Senior Week policy at gym meeting led by Dorothy Crook president of 1933. The agenda includes a program with Step Singing Senior Show Tea Dance Baccalaureate Senior Ball and seated supper plus souvenirs and programs. Jean Waterman chairs the Senior Week committee.
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Dorothy Crook
Bulletin
Jean Waterman
Florence Pearl
Anne Sardi
Jean Giesey
Phyllis Machlin
Margaret Leatherwood
Helen Cahalane Elected Dormitory President in March Vote
Helen Cahalane, class of 1934, won the dormitory presidency after a Friday vote that lasted to 10 PM. Her rivals were Mary Dickinson and Alice Canoune. Cahalane has held multiple campus roles including Tennis Manager and Freshman Day Chairman, while Dickinson and Canoune held offices in Treasurer and Mortarboard circles respectively. The dormitory spring formal is set for March 31 with bids at $2.50, potentially lower with signatures. Faculty guests attended dinner at the dormitory.
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Helen Cahalane
Mary Dickinson
Alice Canoune
Representative Assembly
Onstone
Alice Canonic
Mortarboard
Mildred Worth“nan
Braun
Packete
Stabenau
Forum Discusses Elections in Germany at Social Science Forum
Dr. Mildred Wertheimer of the Foreign Policy Association discusses the rise of the Nazis. She cites 44.5 percent Nazi vote in March elections as a springboard for nationalist triumph and traces Germany’s postwar blame, blockade deaths, and infighting that fueled propaganda and pride loss.
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Mildred Wertheimer
Foreign Policy Association
Social Science Forum
Hitler
Wertheimer
Germany
Wilson
Vocational Tea to feature alumnae talks at College Parlor
The second Vocational Tea of the year will be held tomorrow at four in the College Parlor. Alumnae Association sponsors host undergraduates with brief talks by alumnae in teaching social work merchandising and museum work. Dorothy Blondel Cora Kasius Martha Wheeler Alice Jones lead sessions with younger alumnae attendees.
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Mildred Wells
Dorothy M. Blondel
George Washington High School
St. Agatha’s School
Packer Collegiate Institute
Cora Kasius
Barnard
Charity Organization Society
Martha Boynton Wheeler
R. H. Macy and Company
Alice Judson Jones
University of Chicago
The
Metropolitan
Juliet Blume
Robert Louis Stevenson
Frances Mack
Horace Mann
Aleen Ginsberg
Gimbel Brothers
Greek Games Tickets On Sale This Week At Campus
Diana Campbell business manager for Greek Games announces ticket sales this week. Undergraduates pay one dollar. Freshmen March 13 16 Sophomores March 14 17 Juniors and Seniors March 15 20 All classes March 21 22 Extras for Freshmen and Sophomores available. Public sale March 27.
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Diana. Campbell
Classes Meet Today To Nominate Next Officers
The note states that classes meet today at 1 PM to nominate candidates for president for next year and handle other business. It lists room assignments in Barnard Hall and notes compulsory attendance with years 1933 to 1936 and corresponding rooms.
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Barnard Hall
Dittler Guest Artist at Music Club Tea Recital
Mr. Herbert Dittler, Columbia University music coach and Barnard Trio member, appeared as guest violinist at a March 10 musicale and tea in Barnard Hall Room 408. He performed works by Schubert, Kreisler, Pugnani, and Chausson, with his wife on piano.
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Herbert Dittler
Music
Barnard
Dittler
Columbia University Music Department
Daniel Gregory Mason
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Mr. Dittler
Berlin Hochschule
France
Jaques Thibaud
Town Hall
Aeolian Hall
Carnegie Hall
Cittler
Yale School of Music
Helen Feeney
Music Club
Helen Hershfield
Edith Balch
Charlottee Boykin
Carolyn Potter
Sonya Turitz
Barbara Pointer
Helen Féeney
Professor Braun
Moore
Honor Board appoints Catherine Strateman as chairman
Catherine Strateman was chosen chairman of the nine member Honor Board by the undergraduate body. She serves as Business Manager of Mortar Board and Secretary of the Classical Club while remaining a member of the Honor Board. The board, with one chair and two members from each class, handles investigations and rulings under the Honor Code.
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Catherine Strateman
Catherine “Strateman
Mortarboard
Classical Club
Honor Board
Bulletin
At. A
Representative Assembly
Spring Dance Planned For Saturday March 18
Barnard's Undergraduate Association hosts the spring dance in Barnard Hall with music by the Blue Lions of Columbia. Tickets at 1.75 go on sale next Thursday and Friday. guests require Miss Kruger’s approval. Proceeds fund a new music room with radio phonograph records for Glee Club use.
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Barnard
Blue Lions of
Columbia
Barnard Hall
Kruger
Glee
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H. Cahalane
Hitler Movement
Emily
J. Hutchinson
Catherine’ Strateman
Columbia Music Department
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