Student Elections Continue Today
The Undergraduate President and Athletic Association President ballots were cast yesterday and close today at 4 PM due to a prior recount. Nominees for Undergrad President remain Jare Eisler and Alice Corneille. AA President candidates are Dorothy Brauneck Vivian Neale and Alice Olsen with current roles noted.
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Athletic Association
Jare Eisler
Alice Corneille
Dorothy Brauneck
Vivian Neale
Alice Olsen
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Mortarboard
A.A. Board
A.A
Mortar Board
Eligibility Rules Raise To 2 4 For Major Offices
The rules adjust eligibility for major offices to 2.4, with a 2.2 midyear option. A new ruling passed March 11 outlining Class B office criteria and midyear adjustments. Marion Teyaun chaired the eligibility panel citing margin-of-error concerns and aims to reduce midyear vacancies.
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Representative Assembly
Marion Teyaun
Tate Y
Bereen
Barnard Forms Political Union Aiming at Roosevelt Policy
Barnard College launches a political union with a plan to discuss Roosevelt policy. An entrance rehearsal for Greek Games is set today in the gym from 12 to 12:30, led by Professor Beveridge Whip. The Columbia orchestra will play, followed by entrance music rehearsal. Attendance is crucial as the class with the most regular rehearsals gains four points toward the 1938 class credit.
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Beveridge
Whip
Columbia Orchestra
Students Debate Roosevelt Policy In Two Year Review
College discussion chaired by Dean Gilder sleeve on March 13 examined whether Roosevelt’s policies were too conservative or too liberal. Speakers Jessie Herkimer Marie Smith Sofia Simmonds and Agnes Leckie argued Roosevelt favored big business, constitutional concerns, and questioned recovery prospects under NRA AAA and New Deal approaches. (Continued on page 5)
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Oxford
Barnard
Dean Gildersleeve
Miss Gildersleeve
Roosevelt
Jessie Herkimer
Marie Smith
Sofia Simmonds
Agnes Leckie
Miss Herkimer
AAA
NRA
Professor Moore Speaks on Music and the Movies
Professor Douglas Moore of the Columbia Music Department spoke at the gym assembly on Music and the Movies. He traced film music from nickelodeon pianists to modern sound scores and noted the rise of orchestras, the impact on actors, and the shift from silent to sound cinema with its effects on employment and composition.
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Douglas Moore
Columbia Music Department
Moore
Nickelodeon
Giovanni Martinelli
German pianist to play at college tea tomorrow
Georg Martin a German concert pianist of repute will perform at the college tea tomorrow March 20 in the College Parlor. He will likely feature works from Bach Brahms and other German composers. The event is under the auspices of Deutscher Kreis and the Barnard Music Club.
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Georg Martin
Bach
Brahms
Deutscher Kreis
Barnard Music Club
Van Horne Chosen Dorm President and Editor Candidacy
Diana Hirsh and Miriam Roher were nominated for editor in chief of Bulletin at a Barnard nominating board meeting. Elaine Goltz declined. Election set for March 25 with tryouts editorialized from March 15 to 22. Van Horne elected dorm president. installation April 16 with other officers.
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Diana Hirsh
Miriam Roher
Bulletin
Diana
Campbell
Suzanne
Strait
Jane Eisler
Frances Henderson
Elaine Goltz
Representative
Assembly
Miss Roher
Miss Hirsh
Barnard
Eleanor van. Horne
Sally’ Pike
Kathryn Speyer
Fhomisine Campbell
Miss van Horne
Hewitt Hall
Mliss van Horne
Ruth Saberski
Helen Page Abbott
Mary McBride
Columbia Orchestra
Warren Walker
Flair Flair at Columbia Varsity Show Sparks Controversy
The Columbia Varsity Show at the Grand Ballroom features a risqué production called Flair Flair led by Treville La Touche with Martin Manalis as a sultry heroine. The revue includes ponies and dancing men, with provocative gags and songs, drawing alumni and Barnard and provoking audience reactions.
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Columbia
Treville la Touche
Martin Manalis
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Dean
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van Horne
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Duchess
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