Countess of Listowel to Speak on Men Who Rule Europe
Countess of Listowel to discuss Men Who Rule Europe in an extraordinary assembly next Tuesday. Widely traveled Hungarian-born journalist and writer for Nem cetissag and other outlets, she is noted as a key voice on today’s world affairs. She is wife of the fifth Earl of Listowel and mother to Lady Deirdare Hare, with a career spanning from the Austro Hungarian era to contemporary Britain.
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Countess of Listowel
Europe
Theymnasium
Nemcetissag
London
United States
Raoul de Marffy Mantuano
University of Budapest
London School of Economics
Rumania
Italy
Sweden
Austria
Czechoslovakia
France
England
Earl
William Frances Hare
Earl of Listowel
Lady Deirdare Hare
Count Listowel
House of Lords
Lady Lislowel
Canada
Barnard College awards Murray and Rice Graduate Fellowships
At Barnard College on March 18, the Faculty granted two Graduate Fellowships for outstanding graduates. Rebecca Price won the George Welwood Murray Fellowship in humanities for English, with Dorothy Speake as alternate. Jane A. Flickinger received the Grace Potter Rice Fellowship in natural sciences and mathematics for psychology, with Ingrith Deyrup as alternate.
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Barnard College
George Welwood Murray
Rebecca Price
Charlotte
North Carolina
Woman’s College of the
University of North Carolina
Dorothy Speake
Brooklyn
New York
Barnard
Erasmus Hall High School
Rice
Grace Potter Rice
Jane A. Flickinger
Miss Flickinger
Buffalo
University of Buffalo
Ingrith Deyrup
Alvin Johnson
Nyack
Operetta Opens Tonight at Casa Italiana
Offenbach’s Marriage by Lantern Light opens this evening at Casa Italiana in English. Admission fifty cents includes performance, dancing, and refreshments with Bob Maynard’s Westchester Orchestra providing the music. Cast features Agnes Cassidy, Frances Dinsmoor, Nansi Pugh, Montgomery Throop. direction by James Giddings and Henry Lee Smith. Dorothy Boyle leads ballet. twenty-piece orchestra drawn from Barnard and Columbia students.
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Music Club
Offenbach
Casa Italiana
Bob
Lisa
Agnes Cassidy
Catherine
Frances Dinsmoor
Nansi Pugh
Anmas Maria
Montgomery Throop
Columbia
Peter
James Giddings
Barnard Glee Club
Henry Lee Smith
Barnard Department of English
Dorothy Boyle
Janet Gowen
Barnard
Waller Delivers Senior Hygiene Talk on Marriage
Professor Willard Waller presents The Sociological Aspects of Marriage in a Senior Hygiene Lecture at 4 30 today in the College Parlor. It is the second of three lectures this semester. The next talk on April 5 features Dr Jennings speaking on The Biological Adjustment to Marriage.
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Willard Waller
Seniors Elect New Officers
The 1940 senior class met yesterday at noon in room 304 Barnard and elected Carolyn Duncombe as permanent president. Other officers include Louise van Baalen secretary, Margaret Pardee Bates Alumni Fund representative, Annette Hochberg treasurer, Mary Maloney vice president, and Ann Grauer as honorary member. A plan to distribute diplomas in cardboard covers was proposed by Margare Pardee Bates and approved, pending the Dean's review.
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Barnard
Carolyn Duncombe
Miss Duncombe
Louise van Baalen
Margaret Pardee Bates
Alumni Fund
Annette Hochberg
Mary Maloney
Ann Grauer
Margare Pardee Bates
Barnard Upholds Integrity Of Female Sex In Manhunt
Athena Capraro reports on Barnard College observing decorum amid a crowded event. A mysterious male attendee sits unseen, while a sign reading RESERVED marks his seat as onlookers speculate about the scene and behavior, keeping decorum intact.
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Barnard
Progress Report On The American Studies Course
The Faculty Committee reports strong early results from the experimental American Studies course and plans to fund continuation next year. Students show intelligence and initiative, with two already showing publication promise. Field trips are set to Washington DC in April and Massachusetts after commencement to study archives.
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Elspeth Davies
Elizabeth Reynard
Rey
Washington, D. C
Jane Perry Clark
Mrs. Roosevelt
Felix Frankfurter
Labor Perkins
F. Wagner
J. Edgar Hoover
Massachusetts
Vote Today On AA Head and Delegates-at-Large Nominees
Meredith Wright and Helen Taft are running for President of the Athletic Association with voting closing at 4 p.m. today after a two day election. The article also notes upcoming nominations for Health Chair, Camp Chairman, and officers including Vice President Secretary and Treasurer at meetings in early April.
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Meredith Wright
Helen Taft
The
Athletic Association
Miss Wright
Representative Assembly
Health Committee
A.A. Board
Camp Committee
Association
Barnard
Rehearsals Start for Greek Games At Enid Pugh Point
Enid Pugh 42, selected as lyric reader for the Greek Games to be held April 13. Sophomore and freshmen classes earn one point. Rehearsals run today from 4 to 6, 7 to 9 on Monday and Wednesday, with photo day Saturday April 6.
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Enid Pugh
Voting Begins for 27 Nominees to 12 At Large Assembly Delegates
Voting continues today for twenty seven nominees seeking twelve delegates at large to the Undergraduate Association’s Representative Assembly. The list includes Eileen Alessandrini, Grace Barrett, Elizabeth Bishop, Jane Brown, Ann Connolly, Elizabeth Elwyn, Florence Fischman, Betty Hans, Constance Hare, Alice Harte, Mary Jo Jordan, Judith Johnson, Claire Lawlor, Irene Lyons, Marjorie Leahy, Verna Mayberry, Virginia McLain, Joanne McQuiston, Marjorie Madden, Helen Owen, and others with roles in Mortarboard Bulletin and various committees.
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Representative Assembly
Jane Brown
Ann Connolly
Elizabeth Elwyn
Florence Fischman
Mortarboard
Betty Hans
Barnard Hall
Constance Hare
Glee Club
Alice Harte
Mary Jo Jordan
Judith Johnson
Claire Lawlor
Irene Lyons
Rep. Assembly
Marjorie Leahy
Verna Mayberry
Blue Lions to Perform at Junior Musical in Brinckerhoff Theatre
John Carvey and the Blue Lions Orchestra join the Junior Show Femalestrom to be staged April 19 and 20 at Brinckerhoff Theatre. It marks the first year a professional orchestra backs the production. Innovations include a pony ballet living Alma Mater statue and Barnard nightlife scene.
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John Carvey
Blue Lion’s Orchestra
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Barnard
Lorna Drummond
Joan Roth
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Price
Flickinger
Murray, Rice
Speake
Deyrup
Maynard
Westchester Orchestra
Waller
Duncombe
Pardee
Athena Capraro
Barnards Cranging
Ae Brunet
Reynard
Taft
Wright
Rep Assembly
Eileen Alessandrini
Grace Barrett
Bulletin
Elizabeth Bishop
Blue Lions
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