Polls Close At 3 For Student Class Elections
Voting ends at 3 today for class presidents across four classes. Candidates include Doris Bayer Joann McQuiston Edith Meyer for senior next year Phyllis Hagman Mary Jo Jordan Mary Milnes for junior next year Anne Sirch Harriet Fiskin Charlotte McKenzie for sophomore next year.
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Doris Bayer
Joann ] McQuiston
Edith Meyer
Phyllis Hagman
Mary Jo Jordan
Mary Milnes
Anne Sirch
Harriet Fiskin
Charlot McKenzie
Montague Named Johnson Professor of Philosophy
Professor William Pepperel Montague of Barnard College is designated Johnson professor of philosophy, a top Columbia honor. He remains linked to Barnard and has served on its faculty since 1903 as the second holder of the chair established in 1904 in memory of Samuel Johnson and his son.
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William Pepperel Montague
Barnard
Columbia University
Johnson
College
Montague
Johgson
Frederick W. J. Woodbridge
Faculty of Philosophy
Columbia
King’s College
Samuel Johnson
L.T.D
William Samuel Johnson
L.L.D
Columbia College
Dancers From Sarah Lawrence Visit Barnard Recital
Ten members of the Sarah Lawrence dance group led by Mrs Julian Bryan visited Barnard last Tuesday. They exchanged performances with Barnard students, showcasing technical and improvisational skills praised by observers. Norman Lloyd provided musical accompaniment for the recital.
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Sarah Lawrence
Barnard
Sarah Lawrence College
Julian Bryan
Bryan
Norman Lloyd
Allege Junior Extravaganza Slated for April 18
Report says dramatic Barnard production titled G C L C or Grandma Called It College may debut around April 18 or 19. The piece follows Grandmothers days at Barnard and features 44 juniors in the cast with campus scenes and a stock market crash motif.
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Jacqueline Davis
Barnard
G.C.I. C
Pat Curtin
Grandma
G.C.L.C
Beau Parlor
Brooks Hall
Gluepont
Blupont
Dupont
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La Farge to Speak on Will Democracy Fall
Oliver La Farge, Pulitzer winner for Laughing Boy and Columbia English professor, will address an International Relations Club meeting at 4 this afternoon in the College Parlor on the topic Will Democracy Fall. He is a noted anthropologist and author of Tribes and Temples and other works.
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Oliver la Farge
Columbia
International Relations Club
la Farge
All-University Peace Conference Set for March 15
A call from the Committee of One Hundred invites all students, faculty, and staff to a March 15 conference at 428 Pupin to form a campus peace policy group. Sponsors include Professors Boas, Rautenstrauch, Mitchell, Stern, Challman, and Friess with sessions on The Student and the Army, In Defense of University Education, and How to Keep America Out of War.
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Pupin
Franz Boas
Walter Rautenstrauch
Wesley Mitchell
Bernhard Stern
Robert Challman
Horace Friess
America
Sforza To Speak On Europe's Fate
Count Carlo Sforza former Italian diplomat will discuss The Present War and the Future of Europe before an all college assembly March 18 at 1 10 at Barnard College New York He will address events he witnessed including Italian diplomacy in World War I and the rise of fascism providing a factual view of Europe’s course.
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Europe
Carlo Sforza
All College
European Committee
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Count Sforza
France
Countess Sforza
Bordeaux
England
United States
Braun
Barnard College
Butler
Charlottesville
New York
New Courses Offered for 1941 1942 at Columbia
Dean Gildersleeve announces new Latin American relations courses for 1941 1942. Dr Bryce Wood from Columbia Government will teach Pan American Affairs. Geology professor Florrie Holzwasser will cover South American geographic geologic development. Spanish chair Federico de Onis will offer Contributions of Spain to World Literature.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Bryce Wood
Department of Government of Columbia
Florrie Holzwasser
South America
Federico de
Onis
Department of Spanish
Columbia
Spain
Barnard Students Rally to Aid Friendship House Events
Social Service Committee reports $30 collected toward a $1 drive to aid Friendship House. Barnard students, including Jane Stewart and Elinor Foster, will meet daily for information in the Conference Room. Tonight Barnard hosts a Folk Dance Party at 86 Street and Park Avenue for refugees and volunteers.
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Social Service Committee
Friendship House
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Elinor Foster
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Barnard
86 Street
Park Avenue
Music Authority Speaks Tuesday at Earl Hall Luncheon
Lazare Saminsky, composer and conductor, will address a luncheon in Earl Hall next Tuesday for Menorah and the Columbia Jewish Students Society. A member of the executive board of the League of Composers, he studied with Rimsky Korsakoff and has been linked with American music since 1920. Mrs. Annie Nathan Meyer will attend.
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Lazare Saminsky
Earl Hall
Menorah
Columbia Jewish Students Society
League of Composers
Saminsky
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Annie Nathan Meyer
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