Fellowship Winners Announced by Dean at Barnard College
Senior Dorothy Crook named alternate for Murray Fellowship while Armstrong receives Caroline Duror Memorial Graduate Fellowship funding $600 for one year of graduate study in natural sciences or mathematics at Columbia or approved institutions. Lightbowne awarded George Welwood Murray Graduate Fellowship for humanities or social sciences at Columbia or other approved college.
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Dorothy Crook
Murray
Athletic Association
A.A
Social Science Forum
Caroline Duror
Armstrong
Columbia
Barnard College
George Welwood Murray
Lightbowne
Barra College
Newman Club elects officers and outlines events
Dorothy Cavanaugh has been elected president of the Newman Club for the coming year. Officers include Gertrude Lally vice president Gerarda Green treasurer Marie Ward Adelaide Paterno secretary and public relations chairman. The schedule lists bridge at Newman Hall April 23 7 30 pm a dinner April 27 450 703 pm at Casa Italiana for the Ex xcopel Lutheran and Memerah clubs and a final social June at Newman Hall for Barmerd and Colinsban Students. A national convention will be hosted July 7 9 in Atlantic City with Barnard aiming for large representation.
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Dorothy Cavanaugh
Newman Club
Gertrude Lally
Gerarda Green
Marie Ward
Adelaide Paterno
Mam McPtke
Newman Hall
West 115
Barbara
Columbia
Newmen Hall
Tké Denismi
Casa Imktana
Xcopel
Finel
Newman Vall
Barmerd
Colinsban
Newman Cobs
Im Atlantic
Barnard Group
California
Bailie
Miss Me Pixe
Odgaing
Odhoers
Newt Cicd
Laceeiy Sons Iar
Suggestion Box Initiated by Committee of Twenty Five
The Committee of Twenty Five creates a college suggestion box on Jake for unsigned ideas to improve curricular and extracurricular activities. Rose Somerville reads and classifies submissions and reports to the committee for Student Council action. Collegewide participation is urged.
Enormous flower show features panel designs and decor
The article notes large tulip and rose displays with emphasis on panel decoration using seeds pods and grasses. A four floor table setting displays theme days and dinner projects in modern and radical styles. Vase decoration with leaves gauze and a "secret process" is described and garden furniture including a moveable log cabin priced at $265.00 is showcased.
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Steuben
B. G
Voting Continues for Staff of Year Book
The article lists student activities of Miss Steinlein including A A Honors Committee All Star basketball and track team roles. It notes Mortarboard candidates Georgiana Remer Agnes Creagh Louise Dreyer all sophomores and outlines their offices and committees. The annual A A banquet Friday May 12 will install the new president.
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Coxtieaedom
A.A
Athletic Association
Georgiana Reme
Agnes Creagh
Louise Dreyer
Miss Remer
Wissane Cues
Freshmg Charioteer
Miss Creagh
Bulletin
Drever
Propertes Chixman
Miss Clark Discusses Deportation of Aliens
Miss Clark outlines deportation procedure for aliens and the role of authorities. She explains custody by immigration officials, local warrants, hearings with a lawyer, and a three-member Board of Reviewers who decide on deportation.
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Miss Clark
Washington
Dance Proceeds For Scholarship Fund At Circulo Hispano Event
The Circulo Hispano hosted a Spanish style dance in Brinckerho Theatre on a Saturday night, featuring about twenty bridge tables, colorful marshallas, and a Blue Lions orchestra. Prof. Georg Mullins and Prof. Angel del Rio led guests, with prizes including Spanish candies and souvenirs. proceeds benefited a scholarship fund.
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Circulo Hispana
Brinckerho
Georg Mullins
Profesor
Angel del Rio
Frank Callcott
Irene Emerso
Carlos McHale
Orige Consishne
Kreis Elections To Take Place at Meeting Monday
Iya Ellis announces Kreis elections for next year’s officers will be held Monday April 3 at 4 10 in the German room. All Kreis members are urged to attend on time.
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Kreis
Iya Ellis
Deutscher , Kreis
Wycliffe Group Hosts First Tea for Protesant Students
The newly formed Wycliffe Club held its inaugural tea yesterday at four in the Conference Room. Invitations went to professors and students from the German, History, Classics and Economics departments. Violet Hopwood outlined the club’s aim to promote religious and social activities for Protestant students not served by Episcopal or Lutheran groups.
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Wycliffe Club
Wilelm A. Braun
J. Emilie -Young
Katharine C. Reiley
Elizabeth Baker
Louise L. Eckhardt
Kruger
Violet Hopwood
Mis Eckharén
Columbia
Beeth Olsen
Helen Dmitrieff
Secre
Moley Addresses Government Majors at Barnard Hall Dinner
Professor Moley of the Government department spoke to faculty and thirty students at a dinner in room 408 Barnard Hall. Dr. Moley, Assistant Secretary of State and Professor of Public Law at Columbia, delivered the main address. Dr Ian Clark arranged the event.
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Professor Moley
Government Department
Barnard Hall
Ian Clark
Moley
Barnard
Columbia
Gues of Honor
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