Nominees for Assembly Ready for 1928 39 Delegates
The Undergraduate Association nominated twenty two candidates for twelve delegates at large to the Representative Assembly for 1928 39. Names include Deborah Allen Anne Conoly Mary Louise Crescenzo Ruth Cummings Florence Dubroff Caroline Duncombe Edwina Dusenberry Shirley Ellenbogen Helen Geer Phyllis Hadra Evelyn Harrison Ruth Hershfield Nanette Hodgman Joy Lattman Anne Meding Rita Roher Mildred Rubinstein Olga Scheiner Kathryn Sheeran Elaine Wendt. Ruth Frankfurter reports a University wide meeting to protest Nazi aggression in Austria set for Thursday noon at the sun dial. The Assembly defeated a motion to support the protest due to majority rules.
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Representative Assembly
Deborah Allen
Anne Conoly
Mary” Louise Crescenzo
Ruth Cummings
Florence Dubroff
Caroline Duncombe
Edwina Dusenberry
Shirley Ellenbogen
Helen Geer
Phyllis Hadra
Evelyn Harrison
Ruth Hershfield
Nanette Hodgman
Joy Lattman
Anne Meding
Rita Roher
Mildred Rubinstein
Olga Scheiner
Kathryn Sheeran
Elaine Wendt
Studet
Ruth Frankfurter
American Student Union
Austria
Sophomores Lead Greek Games With 4-3 Margin
The Sophomores top the Freshmen by one point in the latest Greek Games report, 4-3. Lyric readings by Reine Tracy helped the Sophomores gain the lead as six entrance-music points are split among the fourties. Judges Doroty Brewster Mark van Doren and Leonie Adams have submitted decisions as the program goes to press. The event, decorated with a lyre, honors Artemia sister of Apollo and features color coded costumes for Sophomore, Freshman and 41 participants. A plan to waive lyric-writing eligibility rules is being considered by the Faculty Committee on Student Activities.
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John Barbirolli
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Reine Tracy
Dorothy Brewster
Columbia
Mark van Doren
Leonie Adams
Apollo
Artemia
McBride
Italian Club Ball at Primavera Hall on March 25
Il Circolo Italiano sets Primavera Ball at Barnard Hall fourth floor with guest of honor Tullio Carminati, actor and singer from Hollywood. Fifty couples expected. decorations include historic Italian shields. Committee led by Claire Murray with notable invitees such as Miss Teresa Carbonara and Professors Bigongiari and Prezzolini.
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Tullio Carminati
Il Circolo Italiano
Barnard Hall
Mr. Carminati
Grace Moore
Paris
Claire Murray
Agnes Cassidy
Margaret Gabriel
Marjorie Ashworth
Barbara Yacubovsky
Mary McBride
Donald Read
Teresa Carbonara
Guiseppe Prezzolini
Dino Bigongiari
Gino Bigongiari
Howard Marraro
Greek Games Schedule and Sign Up Reminder
Wednesday, March 23 from 12 to 2 30 P.M. through March 25 at 4 P.M. Freshmen and sophomores who signed up for Greek Games entrance are asked to be resent as points are based on attendance.
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Ince
Senior Class Tea for Faculty Today
The senior class will host a tea for faculty this afternoon at 4 o clock in the College Parlor. Members of the Religion and Physical Education Departments and the Office Administration have been invited. All members of the class of 1938 are welcome to attend.
Navy Style Water Carnival Highlights Hawaii Visit
The Barnard students stage a Water Carnival with a parade entry by the fleet into the harbor. Elaine Hildenbrand Barbara Reade and Shirley Simon perform as native Hawaiians dancing the hula. Freshmen dance the Big Apple and sailors enact shore leave. Naval maneuvers include target practice and torpedo speed races. An Admiral and a Mate provide commentary as Life Saving teams perform. Committee heads arrange admissions for guests with tickets.
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Barnard
United States Navy
Hawaii
Elaine Hildenbrand
Barbara Reade
Shirley Simon
Honor and Glory of
America
A.S.U. Protests Nazi Invasion in New York City
An emergency meeting of the American Student Union chapters at Barnard and Columbia will protest the German invasion of Austria. Harold Urey and Carl Bradley lead speakers as NYC colleges stage meetings to back a European Peace Conference and seek support for the O Connell Neutrality Amendment.
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Sun Dial
Austria
Barnard
Columbia
American Student Union
New York City
Harold, Urey
Carl Bradley
Harold Urey
University Federation For Democracy and Intellectual Freedom
Spain
Charlotte Hall Plans Changes at Barnard Dorms
Charlotte Hall, 39, newly elected head of Barnard College dormitory executives, outlines plans to redecorate Brooks Hall beau parlors and focus on freshmen orientation and transfers. She supports extending social ties between dormitory and day students through dances, teas, and joint events, with new ideas to be developed next year.
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Charlotte Hall
Brooks and Hewitt Halls
Miss Hall
Brooks Hall
Barnard
Bell Grauer Wooltke Win Undergraduate Elections
Bell Grauer and Wooltke win the undergraduate elections. Dean Gildersleeve will address the class of 41 at a 1 10 assembly in Brinkerhoff Theatre. Departments schedule majors meetings at 1 10 with Psychology in Hewitt luncheon 12 to 2.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Hewitt
Milbank
Sears Addresses Botanical Club on vegetation and climate
Professor Paul B. Sears spoke to about seventy five at the Barnard Botanical Club in Milbank Room 339. He discussed U.S. vegetation and climate, soil erosion, timber famine and human uses of landscapes, linking regional flora to regional people.
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Middle West
Paul B. Sears
Barnard Botanical Club
Milbank
Sears
University of Oklahoma
Teachers’ College
United States
Atlantic
Europe
Ohio
Oklahoma
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Elspeth Davies
Mortarboard
Col‘ve
Mor‘hoard
U.S. Navy
Tuzo
Ninetta di Benedetto
Sally Zimmerhackle
Harriet Benedict
Marion Fenton
Grace Maresca
Ann Landau
Paula Kassell
Betty Armstrong
Jane Seymour
Phyllis Mann
Jessie Tallman
A.S.U
O’connell
Jane Bell
Anne Grauer
Virginia Wooltke
Mortarhoard
Dorothy Stockwell
Brooks
Margaret Grant
Doris Williams
Doris Myers
Miss Grauer
Virginia Wodtke
Athletic Association
The
Bulletin
Glee Club
Hewitt Hall
Dorothy Smith
Claire Stern
Stockwell
Grant
Myers, Williams
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