Twilight Concert Opens Season By Columbia University Band
The Columbia University Band gave the first twilight concert of the season on the Library steps conducted by Harwood Simmons. The sixty piece ensemble played Weber and Pochielli pieces and three marches. They also performed at Vassar for May Day with Verdi and Euryanthe pieces. Future concerts include May dates and joint programs with the NYU Band on the uptown campus.
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Silver Bay Conference Report Highlights Global Views
The conference featured Dr Visser-d Hooft of Holland presenting European viewpoints along with discussions on the Indian problem the League of Nations and the Russian experiment. Freshmen sophomores and juniors are invited to sign the Barnard Hall poster to attend with class funding for delegates and partial subsidies available through Miss Weeks.
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Calendar items for Glee Club and activities
Calendar listings show Glee Club rehearsals on April 5 and 6 at 408 Phi Beta Kappa, with additional events at 408 Fred Tea College Parlor and 1932 Iven Study. Activities include initiation events and singing sessions for student groups.
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Phi Beta ‘Kappa
Glee Club
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Iven
April 7 College Club Agenda at Columbia Barnard
Thursday schedule lists events: Glee Club rehearsals with McMillan and Spanish Club meeting in College Park or parklor, English 48 class, and a conference room slot from 11 to 12.
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McMillan
College Parklor
Goethe Centenary Plans Mentioned by Dr Braun
Dr Braun notes Goethe centenary preparations in Germany and abroad for 1932. He plans travel to absorb Werther atmosphere, then Weimar and Berlin, misses Barnard graduation, and closes with warm regards to the Barnard community and wishes for the Class of 1931.
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Annual A A Banquet Speaker Amelia Earhart
The annual A A Banquet is set for Friday May 8 in the gymnasium. Amelia Earhart will address the gathering and attendees are welcome.
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Amelia Earheart
Poetry Contest Continued Highlights Barnard Winners
The Barnard Quarterly contest results feature Miss Margaret receiving a five dollar gold piece and staff members Marion Kahn Louise Marshall Mildred Barish Marjorie Mueller Mathilde Rodger Helene Blanichard Miriam Rosenthal Caryl Cohn and Virginia Weil earning charms. The magazine plans to publish more poems in the next issue and acknowledges judges for their help.
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Miss
Margaret
Miss Stern
Miss Margaret
Barnard Quarterly
Barnard Quarterly Charms
Marion Kahn
Louise Marshall
Mildred Barish
Marjorie Mueller
Mathilde Rodger
Helene Blan
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