Barnard Names Seniors for International Fellowship Nominees
Barnard faculty and undergraduate committee select seniors for next year’s international fellowship. Nominees include Lillian Auerbach, Helen Foote, Anne Gary, Margaret Wadds, Gertrude Wylie, and Else Zorn. Auerbach is editor of Blue Book 1931 and leads the Barnard delegation to the Model League of Nations Assembly. Foote is a former Honor Board member and Dormitories president. Gary is Senor Class president and Mortarboard editor.
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Lillian Auerbach
Helen Foote
Anne Gary
Margaret Wadds
Gertrude Wylie
Else Zorn
Barnard
Princeton
Evolution and Philosophy Lecture at McMillin
Professor Overstreet discusses evolution as a guiding concept in a lecture at McMillin, tracing past ideas from creationism to illusionism and Aristotle. A department statement on grading in Physical Education explains aims, differing methods, and the composite basis for final grades.
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H. Overstreet
God
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Overstreet
McMillin
Everstreet
Plato
Aristotle
Department of Physical Education
Great Shakes Amuses at Columbia Varsity Show
Ruth S. Jacobus reviews Columbia Varsity Show Great Shakes praising lively dancing and clever lyrics. The plot satirizes Shakespeare in Hollywood with Verona versus Isinore in a boat race. Bernard Dougall’s interlude is the standout moment. Barnard’s Junior Show is expected to top it.
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Barnard
Columbia
Columbia Huskies
Hollywood
Verona
Isinore
Bernard Dougall
Jester
Nominees Chosen For Head Of Honor Board
Madeleine Gilmore and Christi anna Furse were nominated for Honor Board Chairman by the Undergraduate Association at a Monday meeting in 304 Barnard. Dorothy Harrison urged careful nominations and indicated voting will occur March 19 and 20 in the Conference Room. Frances Smith was elected Barnard College Undergraduate President for 1931-32 with 420 votes, after serving in multiple student government roles.
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Madeleine Gilmore
Christianna Furse
Barnard
Sally Vredenburgh
Dorothy Harrison
Miss Harrison
Miss Smith
Jady
Junior Show Tickets On Sale For March Event
Tickets for the Metropolights Junior Show go on sale during March 10 to 20 in Barnard Hall. Juniors may buy on Tuesday while the rest of the college purchases on Wednesday and Thursday. Prices range from 1.25 to 0.75 dollars.
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Metropolights
Barnard Hall
Wayman Replies on Pass Fail System in PE
Professor Agnes R. Wayman, head of Physical Education, explains the proposed substitution of a Pass-Fail marking system for the department. She clarifies intended aims and potential effects on student assessment and standards.
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Miss Wayman
Eprtor
Agnes R. Wayman
Physical Education
Current Magazine praises women spies sparking Barnard ire
The letter condemns a current magazine feature extolling women spies and Mata Hari, arguing it insults Barnard College and peers at Vassar. The writer defends Barnard's reputation, questions the author’s praise of espionage, and rejects spying as a model for women.
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Current Magazine
Vassars
Barnards
Vassar
Barnard
Mata Hari
Barnard Hosts Inter scholastic Press Convention Delegates
Barnard College welcomed about 1,800 high school editors for the seventh annual Columbia Press Association convention planned with tea on March 12. Delegates toured the campus after morning lectures by journalists including William J. Haskell of the New York Herald Tribune and Lewis Gannett. Continued on page 2.
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Barnard
United States
Columbia Press Association
William J. Haskell
New Yok Herald Tribune
Lewis Gannett
The
Herald Paine
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Foote
Gary
Wadds
Wylie
Zorn
Agnes R. Spayman
By Ruth S. Jacobus
Frances Smith
Frances Sith
Gilmore
Furse
Wiss Smith
Barnard College
Dorothy Kramm
Bulletin
By Beatrice Saqui
Miss Kruger
Committee of Four