McDonald to Speak at Newman Club Dinner on Germany
James G. McDonald, president of the Foreign Policy Association and recent European traveler, will address the Newman Clubs of Barnard and Columbia on May 8 at 7 15 P M in the John Jay Main Dining Room. The talk titled Germany under Hitler and the European Crisis follows a series of club events including a tea dance and musical performances. Reservations at seventy five cents are due by Monday noon May 8 and can be made by letter or phone to Earl Hall.
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Mary. McPike
Ast
Newman ‘House
Barnard
Columbia
Casa Italiana
Eddie Selzer
Royal Jesters
Evans
Knox
Wendell Phillips
Miss Kruger
Miss Eckhor
Eleanor Daico
Grace Cronin
Newman House
James G. McDonald
Foreign Policy Association
Europe
Germany
Newman Clubs
John Jay
Earl Hall
Tea marks issuance of 1934 Mortarboard yearbook
Staff celebrate the 1934 Mortarboard with a Tuesday tea in the College Parlor. Editors Jane Martin and Catherine Strateman and Georgiana Remner and Sally Bright of the 1935 staff attend, along with Emma Barker and others. Faculty guests and past presidents also present. copies of the new Mortarboard on display.
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Jane Martin
Catherine Strateman
Georgiana Remner
Sally Bright
Emma Barker
Hinde Barnett
Sylvia Fabricant
Mary Lou Wright
Elinor Remner
Esther Merrill
Beatrice Scheer
Winifred Sheridan
Marion Greenebaum
Braun
Profesor Baldwin
Miss Weeks
Gayer
Rae Gierhardt
Jane Eisler
Pat McGlinchy
Margaret Martin
Barnard College Hosts Invite‑Only Quarterly Tea
Barnard College held its quarterly tea in Even Study on Thursday May 4. Faculty members from the English department and leaders of Barnard publications attended. Miss Kruger and Miss Carbonara were among the guests. Admission was by invitation only.
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Barnard Quarterly
Barnard College
Miss Kruger
Miss Carbonara
Circulo Hispano Thanks Faculty for Baby Exhibit Pictures
The Spanish club Circulo Hispano thanks faculty for lending pictures for the Faculty Baby Exhibition. The event raised about thirty six dollars for the club Fellowship fund. A guessing contest ended in a tie between Dorothy Martin and Charlotte Fair.
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Dorothy Martin
Undergraduate College Problems Mostly Local
A summary of campus issues from Duke University research led by Dr. Mason Crim. Students at a 1930 Detroit meeting listed problems in scholastic life and activities, including conflict with loyalties, fear of faculty, inferiority, major choice, and religious concerns, with scores showing interest in guidance and social matters.
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Mason Crim
Duke University
Duke
Detroit
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Charlotte Fair
Chesterfield
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