German Club Spring Arrival Dance Planned at Knickerbocker Hall
Barnard students are informed the announced entertainment for the German Club Spring Arrival Dance is not official. Mock marriages were considered but abandoned. The event will be April fifth at Brinckerhoff with music by the Columbia Blue Lions, tickets cost a dollar and a quarter per couple, and floor improvements are planned for a better dancing experience.
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Barnard
Knckerhoff
Columbia Blue Lions
Brinckerhoff
Sophomores Lead Freshmen In Games
The article lists athletes by class who will participate in discus, hurdles, hoop rolling, and horse events. Sophomores and freshmen are named for each sport with supervisors and ushers noted, plus a dress rehearsal scheduled for tomorrow night.
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Anne Meding
Gertrude Smith
Anne Grauer
June Williams
Leila Finan
Jane Stewart
Betty Smith
Katherine Stanly
Jane Devonshire
Alberta Albig
Phebe Holden
Evelynn Harrison
Alice Long
Elizabeth Alleva
Elizabeth Vosler
Lillian Godwin
Pat Highsmith
Elinor Osborn
Adeline Bostleman
Patriciallingworth
Helen Taft
Marion Lippincott
Doris ‘Cakes
Margot Fansler
Enid Hugh
Glafyra Fernandez
Barbara Good
Katherine Hanly
Constance Hare
Lldred Kolodny
Dorothy Kerman
Jerry Andrews
Patricia Draper
Chase Ostruk
Ruth Stevenson
Travel Urged For Barnardites As Cure For Spring Fever
Spring fever prompts Barnard and Columbia students to plan trips via the university travel service in the Columbia Bookstore. The authorized agency offers connections worldwide at no extra cost, with 15–20 percent steamship discounts in off seasons and 15 percent air discounts for New York teachers. Easter cruises are featured with no charges and nominal prices.
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Columbia University Travel Service
Columbia
Barnard
New York
Washington, D. C
Furness Line
Bermuda
Holland American Line
Nassau
Havana
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Company
Miami
C. B
Student leaders named for Barnard Hall committees
Hagmoe Ackermann and Burge are highlighted among Barnard Hall social and class officers. The report lists several students with roles: Kandel heads freshman costume for Greek Games, Lyons publicity manager for the Newman Club, Madden class of 1942, Margolies on Bulletin staff and Glee Club, Sheeran treasurer of Newman Club, Stevenson on Student Fellowship, and Weigard as sophomore class president and Mathematics Club secretary.
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Miss Weigard
Suspension Of Classes On April 1 Announced
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve announces all academic exercises will be suspended Saturday April 1 to coincide with Greek Games. President Nicholas Murray Butler has authorized the day off. Freshmen and sophomores in the contest will have final rehearsals this week.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Nicholas Murray Butler
Schapiro Discusses Abstract Painting at Barnard Club
Professor Meyer Schapiro of Columbia University spoke to the Barnard Fine Arts Club on Abstract Painting. He defined the field in relation to society and science, contrasted Dutch Abstraction with Pompeian Frescoes, and traced shifts in subject matter through the years using Picasso as a central example. A post lecture tea followed, with club officers named.
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Meyer Schapiro
Columbia University
Barnard Fine Arts Club
Schapiro
Picasso
Mary Heuser
Marjorie Healey
Fay Heale
Helen Owen
Brooks And Hewitt Elect New Officers
Barbara Hornbeck and Anne Grauer were elected vice presidents of Hewitt and Brooks Halls at the residence halls elections held last Friday. Juliette Kenney and Alice Drury were elected secretary and treasurer of the residence halls association. Anne Grauer retires as Mortarboard editor and has held posts in the Athletic Association and News Board of Bulletin.
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Barbara Hornbeck
A Nne Grauer
Hewitt
Brooks
Juliette Kenney
Alice Drury
Associa
Miss Hornbeck
Anne Grauer
Mortarboard
Miss Grauer
The
Athletic Association
Bulletin
Miss Kenney
Barnard Hall
Miss Drury
A Association
Outdoor Registration For The Outdoor Season
The Physical Education Department announces outdoor season registration this Thursday from 9 to 1 and 2 to 4. Freshmen may choose two electives and return to their required Monday PE hour. Seniors with no deficiencies or failures are exempt from further supervised activity. schedule takes effect after Faster vacation.
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Physical Education Department
Hays to Address University A. S. A.
Arthur Garfeld Hass honorary ACLU chair speaks on Freedom of Speech in a Democracy this Thursday at 3 30 p m in Harkness Theatre. Ferdin Smith Maritime Union VP discusses Equal Political Rights for Negroes as second Human Rights Roll Call meeting. American Student Union invites Barnard to attend.
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Arthur Garfeld Hass
A American Civil Liberties Union
Harkness Theatre
Ferdinand Smith
Maritime Union
American Student Union of Columbia
Barnard
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Ofulletin
Barnard Bulletin
Madam
Pearl Lane
St. CA
Hagmoe,Ackermann
Burge
No. Shore
Cat. C
Heademte Oderne
Commonwealth Ave
Boston
Elizabeth Arden
Helena Rubinstein
Dorothy Gray
Leatherie Caron
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
Tilson’s Drug Store
Broadway
116Th Street
Olouia Sherry
Peggy Sage
College Book Store
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
Barnard Stationery
Schiller
WATCH
Barnard’s Own
Brooks and Hewitt
Tion
Reed & Barton’s
Laer
Reed & Barton
Taunton
Mass
Reed
Barton Sherling Sever
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