Barnard Community Chest Drive Nears Final Total
Barnard College reports about 500 raised toward a 1000 goal with three groups to benefit. Health Committee milk bar proceeds add 15 to the total. If reached, funds support Red Cross in Europe Far Eastern Students Service Fund and National Conference of Christians and Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Barnard College
Jake
Red Cross
Europe
Far Eastern Students Service Fund
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Enlarge Show Program for Junior Production
Student Council approves a sixteen page program for the Junior Show at ten cents. Phyllis Mann oversees music lyrics cast description and Gotham style fashion notes. New cast members listed for River side Drive and Nemo scenes include Irene Lyons Jane Ringo Daphne Titterhouse Alice Kliemond Helen Taft Jane Stewart Betty Isaacs Estelle Cross Elaine Briggs Phyllis Wiegard Marion Bernard Helen Lessinghaus. Lorna Drummond notes the pony ballet will be a political satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Mann
Gotham
Sfemaéistron
Riverside Drive
Irene Lyons
Canfield Kant
Jane Ringo
Daphne Titterhouse
Alice Kliemond
Sailor
Helen Taft
Jane Stewart
Betty Isaacs
Estelle Cross
Elaine Briggs
Phyllis Wiegard
Marion
Bernard
Helen Lessinghaus
Lorna Drummond
Dance Groups Demonstrate Rhythmic Arts At Assembly
Dance groups present rhythmic activities today at 1 p.m. in the Gymnasium. The program features modern folk and tap styles from the Physical Education department under Miss Strong Miss Holland and Miss Harting with athletic association cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physical Education
Mss Strong
Miss Holland
Miss Harting
Athletic Associa
Accused Turkish Espionage Instructor Tells Experience
Edwins M. Wright of the department recounts travels through Turkey with six mules loaded with silver and claims exposure on a Russian blacklist. The noted instructor, who speaks Turkish, Persian and English, is described as an extraordinary figure with dual Iran and United States citizenship. Wright will speak on nationalism in the Near East at the Elife Club this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Koenig
Barnard
Turkey
Raewen UY
Wycliffe
Wright
Eliffe Club
Near East
Nin Tabriz
Persia
Iran
Arid
United States
Ballet Chosen For Operetta At Casa Italiana
The Music Club operetta Marriage by Lanternlight selects Sylvia Gaus Kathleen Crandall Lucy Pollard Florence Kotzian Eleanor Eckhoff Joan Shalit Dorothy Boyle as ballet chorus. A twenty piece orchestra will accompany and provide atmosphere. Additional cast additions to be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Club
Casa Ital
Iana
Sylvia Gaus
Kathleen Crandall
Lucy Pollard
Florence Kotzian
Eleanor Eckhoff
Joan Shalit
Dorothy Boyle
New Charter Rules Considered By Representative Assembly
The assembly discussed charter provisions now in the constitution amendment. It adds that clubs may choose open or closed meetings with approval from the Student Council and Faculty Committee on Student Affairs. The amendment will go to the Undergraduate Bulletin Board for consideration and vote at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Assembly
International Relations Club
Miss Boylé
Mathematics Club
Mortarboard to Host Easter Parade of Pictures
Under sponsor Madelyn Lotz Mortarboard will hold its first annual Easter Parade of pictures on Tuesday March 19 from 11 to 5 in Mortarboard office 405 Barnard. Fully mounted prints in various sizes will be for sale with prices 50c for 8 by 10 25c for 5 by 7 and 10c for informal snapshots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelyn Lotz
Mortarboard
Barnard
Pride and Prejudice
Barnard Camp
Brooks Hall
Tion
Mathematics Club
Physical Science Club
Dean Cites College Rule At Barnard For Use Of Name
In response to recent violations of Barnard College publicity rules the Dean cites Blue Book page 74 Section 5 Chapter VII of the Statutes. The name of the College may not be used by any student group or organization without Trustee or Dean approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Barnard College
Greek Games selects charioteers and priestesses
The selection committee picks Amy Zasal y and Frances Donelson as charioteers for sophomores and temporary post for freshmen. Enid Pugh and Ann Wood remain candidates with Mrs. Seals guidance. Priestesses chosen are Rosemary Barnsdall and Doris Bayer with Peggy Jackson and Evelyn Gonzales as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Zasaly
Frances Donelson
Enid Pugh
Ann Wood
Mrs. Seals
Rosemary Barnsdall
Doris Bayer
Peggy Jackson
Evelyn Gonzales
Betty Lowell
Barbara Fish
Williams to Head Honor Board for Coming Year
Doris Williams forty one was elected Honor Board chair for the 1940 1941 year after a ballot count of 384 cast last Thursday and Friday. She will assume office at the Installation Assembly April 16. Williams is president of the Junior class and previously served in Greek Games roles and Residence Halls posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Williams
Honor Board
Miss Williams
Victoria Hughes
Sue Mary Riley
Brooks and Hewitt Halls
Fanny Brett
Juliette Kenney
Residence Halls Association
Ruth Stevenson
I.R.C
Penney Farms
Florida
Sue Riley
Mishawalea
Indiana
Junior Toltege
St. Joseph
Wisouri
Bulletin
Council Votes To Join All-Columbia Peace Rally
The Student Council votes to join with Barnard and other Columbia colleges for the April 19 peace rally. Doris Williams represents the Council. Florence Dubroff serves on the all-university steering committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puaydent
Barnard
Doris Williams
Council
Florence Dubroff
Columbia Student Board
Law Students’ Association
Teachers College
F. D. Roosevelt
LaGuardia
Columbia
Butler
United States
Campus Blackened By Deluge Of Eager C.S.P.A. Delegates
A 16th Columbia Scholastic Press Association convention drew 2,670 student journalists from nearly every state. Dean Hawkes welcomed attendees at McMillin Theater as Kenneth Collins of the New York Times urged reporters to pursue truth with hard work and late hours. Bruce Barton addressed the final luncheon at the Hotel Commodore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S.P.A
Columbia
Nevada
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
McMillin Theater
Dean Herbert E. Hawkes
Association
Commodore
U. S
Bruce Barton
Kenneth Collins
The
New York Times
Urey To Address Science Confab At Vassar
Professor Harold C. Urey chair of Columbia Chemistry and 1934 Nobel laureate will address the New York State Student Scientific Conference at Vassar College on April 6. Six Barnard Physical Science Club members Shir ley Bob Ingrith Deyrup Rosalie Hoyt Betty Isaacs Eda Masiloff Norma Safren will attend. Exhibitions and demonstrations occur in the morning. luncheon at noon precedes the address. Afternoon schedule includes ten minute student papers in their fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Urey
Columbia Chemistry Department
New York State
Vassar College
Barnard
Physical Science Club
Shirley Bob
Ingrith Deyrup
Rosalie Hoyt
Betty Isaacs
Eda Masiloff
Norma Safren
Urey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Forrow
Barnard Com
Admiu
Soretary
Edwins M. Wight
Oliver. Modshrehring
Lai
Assembly
Barnard’s
Miss Erskine
Hughes
Riley
Kenney
Brett
Elizabeth Bishop
Verna Mayberry
Helen Rudd Owen
Nancy Wagner
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!