Greek Games Tickets Go On Sale At Barnard This Week
Freshmen and sophomores begin Entrance rehearsals for the Greek Games with two main groups and eleven small squads. Frances Polk leads the first meeting as rehearsal dates are set for Wednesday evening. Tickets go on sale this week with ten cent rates for Games fee holders through April 1, then 1.10 for others and friends.
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Frances Polk
Earth
Prometheus
Island
Helos
Barnard
Council Approves French Plays For May Performances
The council approved two plays Les Suites d un Premier Mariage by Eugene Labiche and Martine by Jean Jacques Bernard to be presented on May 5 with a May 6 follow up if needed. The event, sponsored by the French Society, discussed a guest admission charge of 1.10. Les Suites d un Premier Mariage follows a man who remarries after his elderly wife dies, complicating life with his step daughter. Martine tells of a girl who ultimately marries a farmer after her mother blocks a bourgeois suitor.
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Council
Eugene Labiche
Martine
Jean Jacques Bernard
Nominees For Barnard Honor Board Outline Plans
The piece argues for stronger understanding and enforcement of Barnard College’s Honor System. It calls for student reporting of violations, surveys to gauge willingness, and an active Honor Board to promote truth and fairness, stressing personal responsibility and system integrity.
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Barnard
Honor Board
Wigs and Cues Names Babcock President Under New Constitution
Willam Babcock is elected president of Wigs and Cues with Margaret Feury as secretary under the club’s newly approved constitution. Nancy Edwards and Feury fill the rest of the presidential slate. Virginia Kammidge and Raiford Ragsdale are secretary nominees.
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Willam Babcock
Wigs and Cues
Margaret Feury
Nancy Edwards
Virginia Kammidge
Raiford Ragsdale
Marcia Lawrence
Mary Graham
Iola Stetson
Virginia Kanick
Miss Babcock
Miss Feury
RC Drive Proceeds From Dance for Midshipmen Class
The Red Cross Drive benefited from Sunday’s dance for the new midshipmen class at Columbia’s Earl Hall from 2 30 to 5 00. The second dance this term will be followed by a V 12 event on Friday March 31 in the cafeteria.
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Red Cross
De los Rios Discusses German Philosophy Legacy
Fernando de los Rios, former Spanish ambassador to the United States, spoke at the Spanish club on Krause influenced German philosophy and its impact on educator Don Francisco Giner. He links Giner’s life to his philosophy and notes de los Rios’ roles in Spain and his writings on philosophy and history.
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Krause
Don Francisco Giner
Fernando de Los Rios
de Los Rios
Spanish Republic
United States
New School of Social Research
University
Granada
Madrid
Sentito Humanista del Socialismo
Rusia
Religion Y Estado
Open RC Raffle Of Nylons Today
Cross fund drive urges blood donors with Miss Mary Browne praising blood plasma as essential Red Cross service. Roosevelt calls Red Cross an indispensable Army auxiliary and the committee seeks 100 percent enrollment alongside a $1500 goal.
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Mary Kh. Browne
Red Cross
Roosevelt
Browne
South Pacific
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Mary Wilby
Julia Fremon
Miriam Skinner
Wigs & Cubs
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Siga
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