March 18 rehearsal at Heer Spean venue
The notice lists a 4:00 rehearsal time for speakers and staff at a local hall. Readable fragments mention dates and planning but lack full names or locations for confirmation.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1930
Page
3
Vareh 19 Jater Spow Rehearsal
Fragmented OCR text mentions rehearsal and scattered terms such as GUAPO 00 Baseball and International Relations Group. No clear event dates or participants are identifiable from readable content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jater
Theathy
Guapo
Gay
Junior Show Dress Rehearsal and Related Events
Thursday schedule lists a theatre dress rehearsal for IJeetans from 7:00 to 10:00, a conference room session from 10:00 to 4:00, a junior tea in the college parlor at 4:00, and a chapel gathering at St Pauls with Dean Wood bridge.
Friday Junior Show and Elections Notice
Friday March 21 schedule lists a Junior Show from 7:00 to 12:00 and an Elections window from 10:00 to 16:00 in the Conference Room.
Interclass Baseball Results and Upcoming Championship
Results from the last three interclass baseball games show March 4 seniors over juniors 13-12, March 10 juniors beat sophomores 23-14, and March 11 seniors down freshmen 10-9. The final interclass games will determine the championship with seniors against juniors and freshmen against sophomores, a single round this year. AL plans three Odd-leven games to stress Odd-Teven practices for more balanced teams and adds second Odd-Teven squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinc
Gomes
Odd-Tven
Roland Holt Looks Back at Little Theater History
Roland Holt recalls early theater history and his 35 years with Henry Holt and Company. He notes his help with Professor Milton Smith's group, frequently seen on the Columbia Campus, in a continued column from page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Holt
Little Theater
Mr. Holt
Henry Holt and Company
Milton Smith
Columbia
List of Advisers for Prospective Juniors
A compiled roster of department advisers including Reichard in Anthropology, Sinnott in Botany, Hazen, Cares, Richards Leakerot, Rich in Economics and Sociology, Machver in Economics, Prutchinson, baker, Brewster, Baldwin, Ploward, Tear, Latham, Greet, Sturtevant, Reynard, Haring in Fine Arts, Jotheaun, Muller, LeDuc, Prenez, Ogilvie, Braun, Puckett, Motley, Nnapp, Van Hook, Hirst, spedale, Huttman, Young, Carbonara, Mullins, Smith, Hofmann, Moore, ALontague, Parkhurst, Maltby, Langford, MMollingworth, Knox, I rness, Marcial Dorado, Crampton, Gregory, Lowther. Departments may be consulted about requirements in March 12 to 22 at hours posted on bulletin boards.
Despair Over Unsaleable Books Haunts Students
A campus debate complains of lack of funds and cultural access as students struggle to sell books. The piece mocks priggish critique while arguing money is essential, noting frivolities like jewelry and cars as improper uses. The text hints at university finances and a call for thorough inquiry.
High School Press Convention at Columbia High School
Delegates from schools across the United States gathered at Columbia High School for the press meeting. Among attendees were Dr. Ahibel Robinson and George Bannigan with several editors and cartoonists. the youngest editor was twelve, and boys outnumbered girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Tea for Delegates at Barnard College Event
Delegates were entertained with tea at Barnard College in the College Parlor and toured the college facilities. Most groups preferred New York theaters to the sights on campus, with film photos taken on the steps of Columbia Library. A special Varsity Show performance titled Feighe Pharaoh closed the convention on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Admire
Pridas
Naan
Columbia Library
Feighe Pharoh
Winning Detective Story Appears In March Issue
The March issue features Florence Stealey’s Whippet-Snakker highlighted by the Phe Barnard Quarterly Staff. It notes Intrudude Peirce and Helene Berman’s Compensation as examples of new writing technique, with claims of real life foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Berman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heer
St. Pauls
Dean Woodbridge
Hare
Reichard
Sinnott
Hazen
Cares
Richards Leakerot
Weller
Rich
Machver
Prutchinson
Prot Baker
Brewster
Baldwin
Ploward
Tearchild
Latham
Greet
Sturtevant
Miss Reynard
Prof
Haring
Jotheaun
Muller
LeDuc
Prenez
Prof. Ogilvie
Braun
Pref. Puckett
Prof. Motley
Nnapp
van Hook
Hirst
Spedale
Huttman
Carbonara
Mathematics
Mullins
Smith
Hofmann
Prof. Moore
Alontague
Parkhurst
Maltby
Langford
Mmollingworth
Chaplain Knox
Marcial Dorado
Crampton
Gregory
Lowther
Mores
On Eee
Atanted
Pope
Monro
Europe
Meetincs
Whee Tartous Plases
Vincer
Pte EL WK
Tretwell
Tedeters
Tege
Ahibel Robinson
English Department of
Kroyd Davis
New York Evening Post
Bob Connelley
George Bannigan
Flbert Bronces
Enerayer
United States
Gates
Alaska
Pawan
Barnard
Ard
Evin
New York
Issuf
Phe
Florence
Stealey’s “Whippet-Snakker
Heh
Tvertrude Peirce
Bulletin
Olympia Theatre
Broadway
107Th Street
Tom Moore
Blanche Sweet
Joseph Schildkraut
Norma Talmadge
Wwe
Florists
Papadem & Florists
Sts
John
LA Lorraine Beauty Salon, Inc
111Th St
Child’s Building
Teachers College
West
120Th Street
COX Sons & Vining Academic Robe Makers
23Rd Street
Mary Goggin Barnard
Kolster
Sarellen Tea Room
Biacake
Bernard
11Th
112Th Sts
Lohden Bros., Inc
Confectioners
From
A.M
College
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
Columbia Bibliographic Bureau
Broadway Cathedral
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