Interclass baseball season ends with one round
The interclass baseball schedule ends this season after Wednesday games with Seniors and Sophomores tied. The new policy eliminates a playoff to keep the rest of the schedule intact. A new college Games manager was elected, Helen Appell replacing Isabel Traver, and a delegate will attend the American College Women Conference at Michigan April 24-26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Potey
Barnard
Isabel Traver
Helen Appell
Athletic Conference of American College Women
University of Michigan
Varied Program at Two-Piano Recital Highlighted
Andrew Haigh and Ida Deck presented a varied two piano program at John Jay Hall on March 20. The program included Brahms variations on Haydn, Mozart pastoral variations, Beethoven dances, a Chopin group, and transcriptions from Bizet Rachmaninoff Mussorgsky and Handel style pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Haigh
Ida Deck
Department of Music
John Jay Hall
Brahm
Haydn
Mozart
Miss Deck
Mr. Haigh
Rachmaninoff
Moussorgsky
Boris Godunov
Plaigh Hamself
Deci
Paigh
Chopin
Altho
Sale of Cards Raises Funds for Alumnae Endowment
The Munimae Endowment fund received $950 in January from birthday card sales honoring Bernard’s 50th anniversary. The Alumnae Board met Tuesday to appropriate funds for the Alumnae Register, a five year publication listing present addresses and occupations of alumnae. About 4,008 alumnae exist with 149 deceased, and records cover classes 1893 onward with marriage and graduate study statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munimae Endowment Bund
Beaunard
Ssacre Hontet
Sloud
Alummnae Register
Benedulton Mazer
Prof Lyons Discusses Shakespeare Art and National Flavor
Professor J H Lyons of Columbia English spoke on The Art of Shakespeare in the School of Business. He said Shakespeare was a Renaissance man and a national figure maker, noting Henry V as his least successful character. Lyons compared humor among major writers and praised Shakespeare’s blend of sadness and mirth.
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Shakespeare
J. H. Lyons
Columbia English Department
School of Business
Lyons
Henry V
Professor Lyons
Dante
Malton
Wordsworth
Chaucer
Meredith
Ife
Swift
Voltaire
Scott
Clare Tousley Addresses Junior Month Candidates
Clare Tousley, supervisor of Junior Month and assistant director of the Charity Organization Society of New York, spoke at College Parish last Thursday about Junior Month. She described the program as giving undergraduates a panoramic view of social work in the city and illustrating practical meaning of sociology concepts. Attending were Professor Hutchinson, Mrs Baker, and several delegates including Thelma Rosenwardt and Miss Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Wah
College Parlor
Clare Tousley
Charity Organization Society ‘of
New York
Bowery
Hutchinson
Reading and Group Highlight Afternoon High Points
A joint work session yielded a Brahm reading and a concluding group segment that showcased the afternoon’s high spots. The event concentrated on performance highlights and collaborative exploration.
Cornell and Columbia Debate on Censorship
Cornell and Columbia held a debate on whether government censorship of literature drama and the arts should be abolished. The affirmative argued for reform rather than abolition citing a hypothetical board and notable figures. the negative stressed a minimum of harmful obscenity and urged wiser censorship rather than elimination. A fair audience vote of 4 to 12 against abolition was recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell Panel Cohae
Thavemeser
Woobucwe
Setdman
Qseuiyon
Colambia
Drake
Bokolt
Cornell
Ward
United States
Grover Whalen
A l Smith
John Erskine
Will Hayes
H. L. Mencken
Bishop Cannon
Part Time Mothers Slated as Economic Failures Says Official
Industrial Commissioner Frances Perkins argues that married women who work for less than 3500 dollars yearly earn little and burden family costs. She says part time mothers cannot succeed without leveraging another woman’s labor and questions whether children fare worse under such arrangements.
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Frances Perkins
New York State Department of Labor
Miss Perkins
Othe Joneses
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Mary Brian
Joseph Schildk
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Columbia Bibliographic Bureau
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