European and Alpine Study Tours Offer Students Global Travel
A Barnard student and other Americans may join motor coach tours across Europe and Beyond. Trips cover England France Germany Italy Switzerland and Russia with durations from thirty to fifty four days. Tours include Paris London Munich Vienna Milan and Lucerne with stops at major sites and castles. Office staff Miss Weeks and Miss Krage provide details and arrangements through the Dean's Office.
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Barnard
Lun Pts
Europe
England
Plymouth
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Munich
Nuremberg
Vienna
Lucerne
Cologne
Paris
Russia
Versailles
Nice
Queen of the Riviera
Monte Carlo
Genoa
Pisa
Rome
Florence
Venice
Milan
Montreux
Bytuns
Chillon
Baden-Baden
Heidelburg
Brussls
London
Windsor
Stoke Poges
Stampton Court
Gray
Austrian Alps
Miss Weeks
Krage
A A Board Names New Managers and Expands
The old A A Board on April 28 named ten managers. Francis Mack was re elected track manager. Marjorie Harley becomes baseball manager. Elma Krum remains health manager. Gertrude Leuch tenberg and Helen Mooney stay basketball and swimming managers. New members include Margaret Young archery manager Betty Adams camp manager Aileen Pelletier tennis manager and Gena Tenney dancing chairman. A freshman representative will be chosen later.
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A. A
Francis Mack
Marjorie Harley
Elma Krumwieder
Gertrude Leuchtenberg
Helen Mooney
Margaret Young
Betty Adams
Aileen Pelletier
Gena Tenney
Miss Tenney
Camp Barbecue Plans May 10th Event
Readable fragments indicate a camp barbecue planned for May 10 with attendees asked to arrive by eleven. The note mentions preparations and a request for those intending to come to respond.
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Ec Ae
Spanish Club Plans To Manage Tea Room
The Spanish Club will run the Tea Room for the week starting May 11. It will be open daily at the same hours and prices, with cakes and cookies donated by members. Proceeds benefit the Club’s Scholarship Fund to support a Senior Class member’s year in Spain for graduate study.
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Spain
Three Schools of Acting Highlight Season Selections
John Mason Brown surveys the season noting Katherine Cornell Lynn Fontanne and Jane Cowl as exemplars of distinct acting schools. He singles Cornell for promise strong diction beauty and glamour, Fontanne for character creation in Elizabeth the Queen and Cowl for intense technique in Juliet.
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Katherine Cornell
Lynn Fontanne
Jane Cowl
Mr. Brown
Elizabeth
Queen
Miss Cornell
Elizabeth Browning
Aisa Cornell
John Mason Brown
Cowl
Characby
Miss Cowl
Juliet
Charles Haubiel Performs Original Works at Columbia
Charles Haubiel of the New York University Department of Music appeared as visiting artist in a recital of his own compositions in John Jay Hall at Columbia University on a Wednesday afternoon. He was assisted by pianist Arthur Peterson and tenor Enzoita. Haubiel, a Juilliard School faculty member and NYU composer, is noted as both pianist and composer and won the 1928 Columbia Phonograph Schubert Memorial contest for his Symphonic Variations Karma. The program included Vox Cathedralis Variations and Fugue in Classic Style for two pianos, portraits piano solos, and a group of songs for tenor.
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Charles Haubiel
New York University Department of Music
John Jay Hall
Messrs
Arthur Peterson
Enzo Ita
Haubiel
Juillard School of Music
New York University
Columbia Phonograph
Department of Music
Columbia University
Vox Cathedralis
College Girls Urged to Aid Child Health Initiative
A noted college appeal urges female students and alumnae to support child health. A Children’s Charter proposed by the President’s Home Conference on Child Health outlines 19 propositions recognizing American children as citizens with fundamental rights.
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Shire House Conference On Child Health
America
Ohio State Speaker Advocates Equality of State-Owned Schools
Ohio State University professor George H. Saline urged at a winter convocation that state-supported universities should match the scholarship standards of the best private institutions. He argued that selective admission and focus on high intellectual effort are essential for genuine university education and public confidence in state schools.
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Ohio
George H. Saline
Department of Philosophy
Ohio State University
Arguments for Capital Punishment Presented by Father Ford
Father Ford spoke at the Barnard Newman Club on April 27 outlining historical methods of capital punishment from ancient times to modern systems. He cited statistics suggesting fewer killings where capital punishment exists and noted an upcoming May 11 meeting to discuss abolition arguments.
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Father Ford
Newman Club
Barnard
Rome
France
Denmark
Switzerland
Newmanites
Lawes
Sing Sing
Ttese
Junior Class Elects Senior Year Officers
The class of 1932 held noon Wednesday elections for Senior officers. Janet Knickerbocker became vice president, Helen Mooney won secretary, Martha Maack will be Senior treasurer, Barbara Bent and Knickerbocker choose to represent at Representative Assembly, Olga Maurer was elected Honor Board member, Ellen Lewis named class historian, Irmgarde Aue named poster chairman. Christiana Furse will appoint Senior Week chairman next semester.
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Janet Knickerbocker
Helen Mooney
Treaster
Martha Maack
Glée Club
Barbara Bent
Janet Knickesbocker
Olga Maurer
Ellen Lewis
Irmgarde Aue
Christiana Furse
Freshman Junior Tea Planned by College Class
The Class of 1932 will host the Freshmen for a tea in the College Parlor on Monday May 4. The event closes Junior-Freshman activities for the year as the incoming class adjusts to college life. Juniors are guests of honor. Kathleen McGlinchy chairs the social committee. Freshmen hostesses also to assist.
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Kathleen McGlinchy
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Club
Juillard
Messrs. Peterson
Rita
Ing
Misses Knickerbocker
Mooney, Maack
Lafayette Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Nevins
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