Second Symposium On The Dance At Barnard
Barnard hosts a second dance symposium with Vassar Wellesley Mount Holyoke Russell Sage Skidmore X Y A and Barnard participants. Students must show bursar receipts for entrance. faculty invited. morning demonstrations feature group technique and original dances. Lunch discusses Dance as Education Physical Art. afternoon classes across colleges offer sample dancing.
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Smith
Vassar
Wellesley
Mount Holyoke
Russel Sage
Skidmore
X.Y. A
Barnard
Billy Tell and The Gypsies Plan Odd Archery Night
Informal archery contest planned for next Tuesday at 4 20 pm offers a fortune telling twist. No practice or preliminaries, just shoot for your future as the arrow lands. The event mixes play with a cheeky nod to Barnard Arm.
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Barnard
Apples Sell as Crates with Odd Losses and Cranes
A brief tale recounts selling almost two crates of apples at 5 cents each. Receipts totaled 8 dollars 36 cents. The apple man bought cranes for 3250 each, netting 3 dollars 36 cents profit, leaving a few sellable apples.
Dine With Your Department Invitations
Invitations to faculty for a department banquet have been issued with subscription prizes noted. The flattery plan urges forming a foursome of friends to personally invite a favorite instructor and showcase them at a special table with place cards prepared by Grace Chin Lee, banquet chair.
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Grace Chin Lee
Columbia Press to Issue Reichard Volume on Melanesian Design
The Columbia University Press will issue Melanesian Design a study of style in wood and tortoise shell carving by Gladys A Reichard Barnard College anthropology professor by July 15. The book surveys Melanesia design techniques with illustrations from more than twenty collections worldwide and notes its rarity of published material. It has won the A Cressy Morrison Prize in Natural Science.
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Columbia University Press
Gladys A. Reichard
Barnard
Melanesia
Germany
England
America
A. Cressy Morrison
Celtic Society Plans Second Meeting Monday
The Celtic Society devoted to Bret ons, Cornish, Irish, Manx, Scottish, and Welsh cultures will hold its second monthly meeting in Room 301 Philosophy Hall on Monday May 8 at 8 pm. Members will read poetry, recite legends, retell history, and discuss Celtic spiritual heritage. nonmembers may attend.
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Celtic Society
Philosophy Hall
Bealtaine
End of ride stealing urged by Dr Reichard
Dr Reichard urges drivers to end ride stealing by using a specific horn signal. The plea notes danger to riders and drivers, calls for cooperative action by motorists, and invites readers to participate by adopting the ONE LONG ONE SHORT ONE LONG signal and spreading the word.
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DR. Reichard
Ile
Solomon Discusses Aims and Class Struggle of Socialism
Charles Solomon discusses the aims of socialism and the material basis of capitalism. He argues history is a record of class struggle from primitive communism to modern society, notes the rise and shrinking of the middle class, and advocates democratic socialism as harmonizing industrial progress with democracy. He credits the Fabian Club with global significance.
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Artsaig
Peter
Sun
Yak el Pale
Eslars
Solomon
Turer
Tt Club
Fabian Club
May 3–8 Schedule Highlights at The Greenhouse and College Parlor
Calendar items show events including Optans Tea on Friday May 3 at The Greenhouse, a Lance Demonstration on May 4 30, a Ted-Dance Symposium on May 6 at the Gym and College Parlor, a Dormitory Supper Dance May 4, and Monday May 8 events with French Club at the College Parlor and Fabien Club in the Conference Room.
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Optans
College
Seven Colleges Gather for Dance Symposium Here
A symposium on dance in education will be held in the College Parlor at 2:15 pm with talk by Russel Sage student and a demonstration of rhythmic dance work. Janet Owen Hanya Holm and John Martin will attend along with Barnard faculty and Eastern women’s college reps to discuss dance’s role in physical education.
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Merce
Salista
Russel Sage
Serth
Agnes Wayhead
Barnaré Physical Eduion
Calges
Erysia Educatin
Iiny Womens Colleges
United States
Barnaré
Janet Owen
Barnard
New York Herald
Hanya Holm
New York Wigman School of Dance
John Martin
New York Times
Beltard
Bee Arst
Barnard Student Wins Caroline Duror Memorial Fellowship
Elizabeth Armstrong, an outstanding geology student at Barnard, received the Caroline Duror Memorial Fellowship and a Bryn Mawr College scholarship for a year of graduate study. She plans to pursue optical mineralogy and petroleum geology under noted professors and aims for a future teaching or research career in economic geology.
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Barnard
Representative Assemb
Mortarbeard
Been Athletic Association
Armstrong
Bryn Mawr College
Edward H. Watson
Lincoln Dryden, Jr
Dorothy Wyckoff
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