Gods of the Mountain spring play by Wigs and Cues
Tonight Wigs and Cues presents Gods of the Mountain a fantastical play by Lord Dunsay at Banickerhore Theatre 8 30 PM Tickets free at Barnard Hall noon Wed Thu Fri Rehearsals run two weeks with coach Phyllis Machlin and lighting equipment loaned for the occasion The complete cast lists performers including Muriel Hutchison Mianan Fiske Jean Rugg Vera Michaels Lucy Riddleberger Edith Cantor Nina Gabrilowitsch Elfrieden Wenzel Betty Horsburgh Garnette Snedeker Julia Riera Nina Gabrilowitsch Carol Franz Elizabeth Rusk Jones Jeanette Rubricius Mary Lou Wright Margaret Boney and more
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Lord Dunsay
Banickerhore Theatre
Barnard Hall
Gertrude Rubsamen
Phyllis “Machlin
Cues
Columbia
Abimat
Muriel Hutchison
Stechpusco
Mianan Fiske
Enat Parais
Jean Rugg Oognor
Vera ‘Michaels Thahn
Lucy Riddleberger
Bing
Edith Cantor
Tiist
Jes Prance
Nina Gabrilowitsch
Oorander
Elfrieden Wenzel Manouh
Reeeeeese
Betty Horsburgh
Akmos
Eee
Ees
Garnette Snedeker
Ieeee
Julia Riera
Betty Grant
Dromedary
Betty Millard
Coo
Cu Pa
Atavas
Lus Carol Franz Elizabeth Rusk Jones
Jeanette Rubricius
Mary Lou
Wright
Margaret Boney
College Votes on 3 Undergrad Offices
Voting continues for the undergraduate vice president position with candidates Marion Greenbaum Sally Ben and Gerada Green. Greenbaum is noted for leadership in Mortar staff Greek Games Lyric writing and Junior Show roles including chairman positions and student committees.
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Marion Greenbaum
Sally Ben
Gerada Green
Athae Oes
Galt Fr ’Ight
Mortarboard
Representative Assembly
Sophomhore Lines
Meg - Business
Professor Howard Praises Quarterly for Lacking Affectation
The March QUARTERLY is praised for its lack of literary affectation though its content feels grey. The reviewer favors plain depictions of everyday life over sensational topics and highlights stories such as Gift for a Twelve-year-old and Demmy as poignant examples of restraint and realism.
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Howard
March
Elizabeth Lehman
Demmy
Laurose Schulzeberge
Prometheus
Leonore Glotzer
Shiva
Miriam Roher
Jws
Notables To Discuss Women And Careers
Prominent speakers sponsor a symposium on Women Marriage and Careers hosted by the Social Science Forum on Tuesday March 27 at four in the College Parlor. Magistrate Anna M. Kross Dr. C P Oberndorf and Mrs Gretta Palmer will present views with Rose Somerville presiding. Tea follows and questions are invited.
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Social Science Forum
Anna M. Kross
C.P. Oberndorf
Gretta Palmer
Rose Somerville
Kross
New York City
Oberndorf
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Palmer
World Telegram
Trustees Establish Five Scholarships For Foreign Students
Barnard College trustees announce five next year scholarships covering room board and tuition for foreign students. Candidates are sought in Europe and South America with one from Argentina Italy Norway and France likely. A separate fund was created to avoid reducing aid to American students and the effort aims to foster international understanding amid crisis.
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Barnard College
Student International
Barnard
Representative Assembly
South America
Italy
Norway
France
United States
Glee Clubs to Sing Brahms Requiem in Barnard Gym
Barnard and Columbia Glee Clubs join the University Choir for Brahms Requiem in Barnard gym tomorrow at 8 30 pm. Conducted by Professor Lowell P Beveridge, the concert offers German text with English translation. No admission charge.
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Glee Club
Brahms
Barnard Gymnasium
Barnard
Lowell P. Beveridge
Columbia
Miss Holland to Give Course in Campcraft
The Department of Physical Education will sponsor a Campcraft and Camp Leadership training course at Barnard Camp in June conducted by Miss Holland. The program aims to equip students for leadership roles in camp administration and outdoor recreation, with a focus on necessary knowledge and skills for camp committee duties and chairman positions.
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Miss. Holland
Campcraft
Barnard Camp
Department of Physical Education
Miss Holland
Barnard ‘Camp
Barnard Campi
European Students Turned to Politics by Economic Hardship
Dr. Walter Kotschnig, head of the International Student Service, told the assembly that European students have become deeply involved in politics, contrasting with American indifference. He traced student activism to economic strain and noted most are nationalists, with movements in Russia, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, and Spain stemming from universities.
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Walter Kotechnig
International Student
Europe
Walter Kottschnig
International Student Service
Kotschnig
America
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Spain
Alumnae Offer Vocational Guidance at College Tea
Four alumnae spoke on vocations at a College Parlor tea on Wednesday March 21. Josephine Pratt outlined two main groups in laboratory and scientific work, hospital work and private and state laboratories, noting divisions within each field. Continued on page A.
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Josephine ‘Pratt
Marjory. Hillas
E.O. Bregman