Christian Council To Meet Thursday On China Aid
Jack McMichael former director of the National Intercollegiate Christian Council will address the Columbia Student Christian Association at Earl Hall Thursday at 4 PM. He will discuss the Far Eastern Student Service Fund supporting student hostels scholarships recreation and travel subsidies for stranded students. Contributions accepted by Christian Association members Doris Williams or Robert Andrus.
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Jack McMichael
National Intercollegiate Christian Council
Columbia Student Christian Association
China
Earl Hall
McMichael
Student Christian Movement
Barnard
Columbia
Christian Association
Doris Williams
Robert Andrus
Alumnae Air Woes In Agony Column
An agony column notes alumnae complaints and quirky want ads such as a self penned plea for charity to front page notices in the New York Post and a fairy tale style notice seeking Cinderella with shoes. The writer mentions responses in later months and references figures like George Sterling and Craig in a playful, gossiping tone.
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New York Post
Prince Charming
George Sterling
Craig
Renoir Portraits Shown By Friends of Barnard
The Fine Arts group of the Friends of Barnard sponsors an exhibit of twenty two Renoir portraits at the Durand Ruel l Galleries. The opening is set for March 28. Tickets cost five dollars with daily admission of fifty cents. Proceeds go to a scholarship fund for Fine Arts majors.
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The
Friends of Barnard
Durand Ruell
America
Writers Club to host Ruth McKenney Fear ing and others
Noted author Ruth McKenney Fear ing poet Kenneth Fear ing and writer Benjamin Appel will speak at the Writers Club meeting in Casa Italiana at 8 20 P M tomorrow night. All are invited to attend.
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Ruth McKenney
Eileen
Kenneth Fearing
Benjamin Appel
Esquire
Scribner’s
Story
Writers Club
Casa Italiana
New York History Club Seeks Volunteer Trip Leaders
The History Club of New York invites volunteers to lead children on trips to places of interest in New York. For details, students are urged to consult the Occupation Bureau.
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The
History Club of
New York
Teaching Exams Announced by NYC Board of Education
The Board of Examiners of the Board of Education of New York City announces examinations for license for teacher in training in day secondary schools. Further information may be obtained from the Occupation Bureau.
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Board of Examiners
The
Board of Education of
New York City
Occupation Bureau
French Contest Begins April 13
An oratorical contest in French for juniors and seniors at Barnard Columbia and Teachers Colleges will be held at the Maison Française on April 13, 1939. The winner receives a medal from the Comité France-Amérique of Paris. sectional contests precede the final, with prizes from Maison Française. Eligible students are those not recently abroad or of French parentage. speeches limited to 15 minutes. contact Professor Hoffherr.
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Barnard
Columbia
Teachers Colleges
Maison Française
Comité France- Amérique
Paris
Maison Francaise
Hoffherr
Greek Games Freshman Sophomore Entrance Rehearsal
A combined entrance rehearsal for freshmen and sophomores will be held in the gym at noon tomorrow. All members of both classes are urged by the chairmen to attend as the class with the largest participation will receive extra points.
Senior Tea Honors Social Science Students Friday
The social science department members will be honored at the final Senior Tea on Friday at 4 o'clock in the College Parlor. The theme is green and white in celebration of Saint Patrick's Day.
Forties Winks at Barnard Juniors Pageant
Junior performance titled Forty Winks lampooned Barnard history and modern campus life. Acts featured Greek gods satire with Helen Geer and Shirley Ellenbogen, a 1890 Junior Prom dance pantomime with Virginia Mull and Caroline Duncombe, and a 2003 Barnard scene with twins, Martian in a metal suit, and pink bunny skits led by Olga Scheiner and Grace Maresca.
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Arthur
Barnard
Bacchus
Helen Geer
Shirley Ellenbogen
Ariadne
Reine Tracy
Virginia Mull
Caroline Duncombe
Frances Dinsmoor
French Students To Hear Professor Hoffherr At Columbia
Professor Frederic G. Hoffherr head of Barnard French department will speak at the Causerie at the Maison Francaise of Columbia University tomorrow at four o clock. He will discuss the political situation of France in the world today during the weekly four to five pm discussion period.
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Frederic G. Hoffherr
the Causerie
Maison Francaise
Columbia University
Hoffherr
Barnard French Department
France
The
A.S.U. Musicale Thursday Sponsored by Barnard and Columbia
The American Student Union chapters at Barnard and Columbia sponsor a Thursday musicale from four to six in the college parlor. The program features Vivaldi Concerto Grosso, Tschaikowsky violin concerto, and selections from Gilbert and Sullivan operettas. This is the second Thursday musicale this semester.
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Tschaikowsky
Vivaldi
Gilbert and Sullivan
American Student Union
Barnard
Columbia
Democracy League Announces Fifth City Conference
The American League and Democracy League host a fifth city wide conference on Saturday April 1 at the Secca Temple 133 West 55 Street. Speakers include Dr Harry F Ward and Congressman John M Coffee. Miss Marcelle Sloane announces youth department aims to educate and act against intolerance urging delegates from allied groups.
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American League Fo and Democracy
Secca
West
Harry F. Ward
Cman
John.m. Coffee
Marcelle Sloane
League
Eace
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Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
Barnard Stationery
Broadway
Schiller
Stadio City
Sreeger & Myers Tosacco Co
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