All University Student Organizations to Hold Conference
Preliminary plans for an all university student conference to be held in early April were developed at a meeting of campus groups led by Columbia Law School Council. Delegates from Barnard, Columbia College, Law School, Teachers College, Union Theological Seminary, Juilliard, and the School of Pharmacy attended, with reps from New College and other schools also present.
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Columbia Law School Council
Barnard
Columbia College
Law School
Teachers College
Union Theological Seminary
Juilliard School
School of Pharmacy
New College
Jewish Theological Seminary
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Schools of Architecture
Library Service
Business
Flora Ginsburg
Reception Honors C Marcial Dorado at Sutton Place
Mrs Alice Duer Miller hosted a reception at her Sutton Place residence Friday March 10 in honor of Miss Marcial-Dorado. Barnard students from the Spanish department plus pro dancers Paco and Juanita Nos performed. The Barnard Spanish choir under Miss Novoa sang and Barnard students Maria Senia Bulmer Elizabeth Lotz Shaw Marg et Botts Bettina Mm June Clayton Anne Con sida Harte Dorothea John- Harte also danced.
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Irs
Alice Duer Miller
Wlist
Barnard
Sutton Place
Marcialido
Lances
Paco
Juanitanos
Barnard Spanish
Miss Novoa
Margaret Botts
Bettina Mm
June Clayton
Anne Consida Harte
Dorothea John- Elizabeth Lotz
Marion Mos
Kathleen Nicolaysen
Shaw
Maria Senia
Bulmer
Shirley Adelson 37 Triumphs Over Yale Law Males
Barnard alumna Shirley Adelson exemplifies gender progress at Yale Law School by achieving the only straight A average during mid year exams despite a month illness. She is Barnard Fellow 1937-38 with Phi Beta Kappa honors and foreign studies.
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Shesabeth Koenig
Yale Law School
Shirley Adelson
Barnard
Miss Adelson
London School of Economics
Netherlands
Sweden
France
Phi Beta Kappa
Students Debate The Future Of Our Colleges At McMillin
Dr. Harry D. Gideonse chaired a Monday evening round table at McMillin Theatre on the future of higher education. Barnard juniors Kathryn Sheeran and Deborah Allen along with Columbia students Hilary Holmes and Julius Impellizeri argued for traditional versus progressive models and the role of classics, individualized tutoring, and post college study.
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Harry D. Gideonse
McMillin Theatre
Kathryn Sheeran
Deborah Allen
Barnard
Hilary Holmes
Julius Impellizeri
Columbia
Holmes
Columbia College
Miss Sheeran
Robert Hutchins
Chicago University
Impellizeri
Allen
Quarterly Head To Be Elected At Assembly Meeting
The Representive Assembly will elect the quarterly editor on Monday March 20 with Jane Mantell and Marjorie Davis as candidates. Both are on the Quarterly editorial board. voting also covers Bulletin editor and undergraduate vice president nominees.
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Representative Assembly
Jane Mantell
Marjorie Davis
Miss Mantell
Book Exchange
Quarterly
Wigs
Cues
Miss Davis
Mortarboard
Marion Halpert
Christine Eide
Flora Ginsburg
Miriam Weber
Bulletin
Assembly
Florence Dubroff
Carolyn Brackenridge
Ethel Mainzer
Virginia Mull
Doris Myers
Hewitt
Ruth Stevenson
Mary Lou Crescenzo
Margaret Lorini
Patricia Draper
Brooks
Jane Stewart
Judith Johnson
Mary Sirman
Marie Wall
Barbara Suter
Nancy Swan
Hewitt House
Lenten Music at Columbia University Chapel Choir Assembly
The Columbia University Chapel Choir directed by Professor Lowell Beveridge will perform a half hour of Lenten music at the Tuesday assembly at 1 10 in the gym. The program, arranged by Professor Wilhelm Braun under religious organizations, features seven selections by Clemens Non Papa Schutz Carissimi Victoria Palestrina and Ingegneri among others.
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Columbia — University Chapel
Lowell Beveridge
Wilhelm Braun
Barnard
Clemens Non Papa
Jesus
Heinrich Schutz
Carissimi
Ingegneri
Victoria
Palestrina
Faculty Sign Roll Call for Human Rights at ASU Meeting
Professor Harry J. Carman of the History department led a drive for signatures to the Human Rights Roll Call at a University gathering sponsored by the American Student Union in Harkness Theatre. He urged meaningful curriculum, cooperation, and illiteracy reduction to advance Jeffersonian ideals and social reform lobby goals.
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Harry J. Carman
History Department
American Student Union
Harkness Academic Theatre
Carman
America
Jefferson
Three Classes To Elect Presidents At Polls Today
Refugee drive extended to Wednesday March 15. Cash and pledges total 805 with 705 cash and 100 in pledges. Mabel Houk urges full payment by March 22 and thanks students for supporting refugee relief. Debate rises on whether refugee scholarships should precede American recipients.
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Mabel Houk
Miss Houk
Germany
Barnard
Nominees Chosen for 1940 41 Presidents in Tuesday Meeting
Class elections move toward finish by 4 p m with final nominees named Peggy Pardee Bates Caroline Duncombe and Anne Grauer for 1940 president The 1941 slate includes Priscilla Burge Irene Lyons and Doris Williams Freshman class picks Evelyn Gonzalez Juliette Kenney and Margaret Whitten as next year's sophomores nominees Bates Duncombe and Grauer cited for extracurriculars and Mortarboard roles Lyons named Greek Games priestess Bulletin delegate Assembly member and more
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Peggy Pardee Bates
Caroline Duncombe
Anne Grauer
Priscilla Burge
Irene Lyons
Doris Williams
Evelyn Gonzales
Juliette Kenney
Margaret Whitten
Representative Assembly
Talcott lauds alumnae drive for Barnard anniversary fund
Grace Barrett reports Mrs. Hooker Talcott 19 praises the February 25 to March 11 fund drive for Barnard College. The effort attracted new alumnae interest and secured interviews and promising contributions, with leaflets and targeted appeals to Manhattan donors. Headquarters are at the Barnard club rooms in the Barbizon Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Barrett
Hooker Talcott
Riverside
Vogue
Tamblyn and Brown
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Barnard Student Council
Meahy
Yale
Nancy Fraenkel
Mantell
Davis
ASU
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