Increased Interest In Religion Noted At Barnard
A Barnard College statement reports growing student interest in religion across Bible history and theology courses. Alumni like Katherine McElroy and Charlotte Bentley are cited. programs include worship services at St. Paul’s Chapel with Chaplain Raymond C. Knox guiding Protestant students.
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Mary Ely Lyman
Barnard
Ion Theological Seminary
Barnard College
Lyman
Relius
Katherine McElroy
Union Theological Seminary
Wellesley
Oxford
South Dakota
Martha Green
Charlotte Bentley
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Columbia
Raymond C. Knox
George E. Rath
Robert Andrus
St. Paul’s Chapel
Apple teaser poster planned at Barnard Hall
Brooklyn College faculty debate a provocative poster defining apple sher as a boy polishing apples. A teaser box will be placed in Barnard Hall inviting student submissions and attendance is urged.
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Brooklyn College
Ity
Barnard Hall
Faculty Members Paintings Shown In Columbia Exhibition
Ellen Davis reports on the Third Faculty Art Exhibition at East Hall featuring 29 Columbia faculty works from Victorian to abstract. Barnard’s Prof Louis A Loiseaux presents two dimensional landscapes while Prof Wilhelm A Braun’s piece titled Specimen in Lettering is missing from the catalogue but a poster credits his German residence in the 1939 Summer School.
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Ellen Davis
Columbia
East Hall
Barnard
Wilhelm A. Braun
Louis A. Loiseaux
Broaday
Amsterdam
Morningside Park
The
Times
Helen Shotwell
Professor Shotwell
Miss Shotwell
Loiseaux
Braun
German Club Gala Spring Dance Plans Formed
The German Club hosts a Spring Carnival Dance April 5 at 9 PM in Brinkerhoff Theatre with Columbia Blue Lions providing music. A fortune teller and a mock marriage booth add fun with five cent rings for the ceremony. tickets cost $1.25 per couple. Flora Ehrsam and Charlotte Wigand co chair floor committee Inge Hieber decorates Vera Arndt handles refreshments Cozette Utech handles publicity.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Columbia Blue Lions
Flora Ehrsam
Charlotte Wigand
Inge Hieber
Vera Arndt
Cozette Utech
Residence Halls Officers Elected in Virginia Mull
Virginia Mull 40 was elected social chairman of the Residence Halls at last Friday's elections. Hewitt Fire Captain Ruth Stevenson 41 and Brooks Fire Captain Jane Stewart 41 joined Hewitt House Member Barbara Suter 42 and Brooks House Member Emily Gunning 42 among the officers. Nominations were made at a required house meeting Thursday with further elections planned for next Friday.
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Virginia Mull
Hewitt
Ruth Stevenson
Brooks
Jane Stewart
Hewitt House
Barbara Suter
Brooks House
Emily Gunning
Barnard Mermaids Compete At Vassar
Eight Barnard students swam at Vassar College on Saturday with one representative from each college per team. Mavis Freeman won first in the 50 yard free and took second in diving for Barnard. Other participants included Virginia Thomas and a mix of rivals from Vassar, Skidmore, Connecticut, Russell Sage, and Adelphi.
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Barnard
Vassar College
Vassar
Skidmore
Connecticut
Russell Sage
Adelphi
Mavis Freeman
Virginia Thomas
Miss Yates
Marion Fenton
Ann Landau
Rita Benson
Marie Walbridge
Marjorie Rader
Evelyn Hoole
Seniors Eligible for Civil Service Exams
Educational qualifications for Civil Service Social Investigator have been amended to admit seniors who will have college degrees when the eligible list is promulgated not before July 1, 1939. Interested applicants should see Miss Doty. applications must be filed with the commission by 4 p.m. March 31.
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Civil Service
Miss Doty
Commission
Officials Elected By Student Body In Campus Vote
The article notes the student body selecting new class officers. Miss Gonzales ran against Juliette Kenney and Margaret Whitten. The elected presidents will be installed at the undergraduate assembly on April 18 and will serve on the Student Council.
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Joanne
Miss Gonzales
Juliette Kenney
Margaret Whitten
Carnet De Bal at Maison Francaise showing Thursday
The French film Carnet De Bal will be shown Thursday at four in the Maison Française at 411 West 117 Street. Admission is free and English subtitles aid non French speakers. The cast includes Marie Ball Louis Jouvet and Harry Bauer as it compares present life with youthful ambitions.
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Maison Française
West 117 Street
Marie Ball
Louis Jouvet
Harry Bauer
Inter-American Student Parley Called In Cuba
An Inter-American Student Congress will be held in Havana this August. The United States Peace Committee urges secondary schools and universities to send a representative delegation, citing strengthened democratic ideals and student government as paths to civic integration amid rising fascist influence in Munich.
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Havana
Cuba
North
South America
World Youth Congress
Vassar
Americas
United Student Peace Committee
Munich
Organization of the People
Lima
United States Peace Committee
United States
Lenten Music Program Planned for Campus Assembly
An assembly at 1:10 today in the Barnard Hall gymnasium will feature a half hour of Lenten music performed by the Columbia University Chapel Choir conducted by Professor Lowell P. Beveridge. The program includes works by Clemens Non Papa Schutz Carissimi Victoria Ingegneri and Palestrina with items like Adoramus Te and Da Jesu an dem Kreuzestund.
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Barnard Flall
Columbia University Chapel Choir
Lowell P. Beveridge
Clemens Non Papa
Jesus
Carissimi
Victoria
Ingegneri
Palestrina
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Tcademie Moderne
Commonwealth Ave
Boston
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Amsterdam Avenue
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Katharine Gibbs
New York
New York School
Meyer Street
Park Avenue
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