Alumna Helps Direct Spring Performance of Minus The Highness
Large audience fills Brinckerhoff Theatre for Wigs and Cues show minus The Highness. Phyllis Machlin directs. Muriel Schlesinger and Jean MacDougall lead as Arizona and Prince of Wales. Energetic chorus, three elaborate sets, and polished production mark the evening.
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Phyllis Machlin
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Muriel Schlesinger
Arizona
Zuland
Jean MacDougall
Prince of
Whales
Bolshevik
Ethel Greenfield
Muriel Hutchinson
Reggie
Heliotrope
Five New Reporters Appointed to News Board
Five new reporters join the Bulletin News Board Edith Edelman Ruth Foltz Sara Gehman Edith Ogur and Elizabeth Simpson nine thirty five and three freshmen chosen on merit of gas work. Promotions announced Edith Kane becomes Associate Managing Editor Nannette Kolbi named Assistant Manager Sophie Jacobson promoted after extensive tryouts for three posts.
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Bulletin News Board
Edith Edelman
Ruth Foltz
Sara Gehman
Edith Ogur
Elizabeth Simpson
Promnions
Edith Kane
Nannette Kolbi
Manee Hor
Annas Jacobson
Junior class elects next year officers at 1933 meeting
The 1933 junior class met Friday to choose next year’s officers. Jean Waterman was elected Senior Week chairman, Margaret Martin became Vice-President, Dorothy Sachs won Treasurer, Marjorie Altschul took Secretary, Betty Stewart became Social Chairman, Marian Austerholtz was named Senior Poster Chairman, and Victoria Kearney and Beatrice Sykora won the two Assembly seats. Delegates to Silver Bay to be chosen by class. Junior Class Luncheon set for May 27. $10 patronage appropriation approved for Senior Class.
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Dorothy Crook
Jean Waterman
Margaret Martin
Mortarboard
A. A. Camp
Dorothy Sachs
Alicia Fortier
Miss Sachs
Wigs and Cues
Marjorie Altschul
Jean Giesey
Dorothy Sheridan
Dorothy ‘Crook
Dean Gildersleeve
Silver Bay Tea Reflects On Last Year Conference
Delegates at Silver Bay Tea recount last year’s conference held at Lake George New York with nineteen attendees. The year’s program runs June 21 to 29 and centers on World Crisis and Student Responsibility with discussions on international, race and social economic crises. Ruth Anderson Barnard outlines activity including lectures discussions swimming hiking and social events.
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Silver Bay
Student Bay
Lake George
New York
Ruth Anderson
Barnard
Dean Gildersleeve Wilk to address seniors May 10
Dean Gildersleeve Wilk will address the senior class at their meeting on Tuesday May 10 at 1 10 pm. He asked seniors to attend at Brinkerhoff Theatre at that time and everyone is expected to be present.
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Dean Gildersleeve Wilk
Dean Gildersleeve
Brinekerhoft Theatre
Open Hour Tennis Tests Scheduling Notice
Tennis tests will be given May 16 17 and 18 at 4 P M. Appointments may be made in Office 209 Barnard before May 14. Those interested in tennis are asked to take the tests now so they may be ready to sign up for open hour in the fall.
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Barnard
Tennnis
Sight-Seeing Attractions Proposed as Exam Relief
A campus list of city sights offers relief from exams. Riverside Church and Grant's Tomb loom from windows, the Bronx Zoo is warned off by some, and Morgue and Bellevue Hospital are deemed proper stops during exams. The Empire State Building and Chrysler rise as pricey options. the free Aquarium cycles in, with Fulton Market as a follow-up stop.
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Brooks Hall
Riverside Church
Grant
Milbank
Hudson River
Bronx
Park Zoo
Bellevue Hospital
Claremont
Roerich Museum
Chrysler Building
Manhattan
Empire State
Orie
Fulton
Barnard Appeals For Scholarship Gifts To Aid Students
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve reports the Faculty Committee on Scholarships has held eight meetings this spring to review next year’s aid requests. Aid requests now approach double the norm, worsened by uncertain endowment income. Some awards will be announced soon, others later. the committee asks families and friends to contribute, stressing careful aid limits and pooling funds to keep promising students at Barnard.
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Gildersleeve
Barnard
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard Quarterly Teas Highlight Staff, Faculty Attendance
Publications staffs from all Barnard College publications and English department members gathered for the annual Barnard Quarterly tea held last Friday in Even Study. Elzie Stix and Miriam Rosenthal received editor honors. multiple faculty and department editors were noted among attendees.
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Barnard Quarterly
Elzie Stix
Miriam. Rosenthal
Miss Kruger
Miss Sturtevant
Howard
Rosenblatt
Fairchild
Haller
Grierson
Story
Edith ‘Michaelis
Helen Brodie
Ruth ‘Crohn
Edith , Kane
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Department of English
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Edgar Stillman- Kelly
Hunter College
Columbia University Orchestra
Lowell Beveridge
Department of Music
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Hargreaves
Butler
Caryl Hargreaves
Rhoda Liddell
Gerald Campbell
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Mrs. Hargreaves
Reginald Hargreaves
Alice Liddell
Little Liddells
Lorina
Edith
Scolarship Fund
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