Shaw and Chesterton Lecture by Professor Miller
Professor W Dickinson Miller spoke to the English Club on Shaw and Chesterton, noting Shaw’s truthfulness and unconventionality and Chesterton’s brevity and focus on life’s beauty. He contrasted their philosophies with views on knowledge, happiness, and the present world as discussed by faculty and students.
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Shaw
Chesterton
W. Dickinson Miller
English Club
Miller
Aviller
Professor Miller
Burmer
Burma
Bernard Shaw
Undergraduate election results announced for student offices
Results list several winners including President Mary Polhemus, Vice President Mary Conroy, Treasurer Constance von Wahl, Secretary Priscilla Lockwood, and Chairman of Executive Committee Madeline Hirsh with various class years noted. Balloting details show a campus election outcome.
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Mary Polhemus
Mary Conroy
Constance von Wahl
Priscilla Lockwood
Madeline Hirsh
Undergrad uate Tea Delayed by Rain Yet Draws Crowd
A Barnard undergraduate tea battled an unexpected rain and drew a full house at Brooks Hall. Miss Calhoun led lively folk dances with a Muller's orchestra, while guests enjoyed sherbet, lemonade, and tea. Dancers included Mildred Hamburg... Hazel Martin and others.
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Barnard
Brooks Hall
Calhoun
Muller
Mildred [Amburger
Paula Jambert
Eleanore Myers
Jessie MacDonald
Dorothy Cheesman
Clarita Crosby
Edith London
Dorothy Kinch
Neenie Tarris
Esther Burgess
Anna Salzman
Tea at Brooks Hall Marks End of Undergraduate Affairs
The class 191gqe undergraduates were hosted by Miss Weeks and dormitory seniors for a Brooks Hall tea on Thursday. The dining room was set as a reception hall and seniors danced until about six thirty, signaling the end of purely undergraduate events and the start of two weeks of farewells.
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Igoy
Eroded Hiouses
Columbia Philharmonic
Artha
Barnard
Sint J
Francois Villon
Florence Wyeth
Villon
Fliptales
Adelaide Richtide
Brooks Tlaus
Brooks Hall
Miss Weeks
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