Bazaar Fridents Run Varied Booths At School Bazaar
The article lists numerous students and clubs running booths at a bazaar. Diane Howell Ruth Little Liselotte Weinman and others managed booths for the Athletic Association the Newman Club organized a dart game the Spanish Club sold wares and lessons and visitors tried pennies at the Community Service Bureau booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Howell
Ruth Little
Liselotte Weinman
Béatrice Naegeli
Florence McClurg
Gertrude Muhthan
The
Athletic Association
Newman Club
Ruth Zimmerman
Elaine Donovan
Eithne Colgan
Byrd Wise
Enid Belding
Elsie White
Fine Arts Club
Anne Vermilye
Mary Callcott
Frances Donellan
Ethel Weiss
Francine Salzman
Virginia Donelian
Marcia Vanderveer
Elinor Schubert
Elise Hinkson
Elsie Friemus
Fannie Walker
Edna Ely
Jeanne Rosen
Angela Cuccio
Margaret Anderson
Virginia Cheyne
Rosalind Santoni
Community Service Bureau
Harriet Hirshfeld
Miriam Gore
Oi Yung Loo
Christiana Smith
Ursula Price
Tineka van Walsen
Harriet Smith
Elsie Hinkson
Helene
Wellisz
Classical Club
Lily Levitsky
Rolando Redon
Dorothy Weitener
Columbia Johnson
Patricia Goode
Doris Guillemette
Pat Galloway
National Service Office
Allis Martin
Idris Russell
Jeanne Mitchell
Dolores Pember
Phyllis Brand
Beverly Vernon
Oi Ying Loo
Celine Young
Dorothy le Count
Music Club
Tamara Bliss
Alice Eaton
Eleanor Pearlman
Irene Balaksha
Barbara Valentine
Verna Tam
United Nations Cooperation Workshop Aims at Student League
Monday morning features readings by Priscilla Trick Elizabeth Robertson and Louise Morley as part of a UN cooperation program. Students will split into groups to discuss economic political and social aspects under expert guidance with workshops on sponsor activities Saturday afternoon. A final round table will review each country's role in Allied efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Trick
Student League of America
Elizabeth Robertson
National Student Federation of America
Louise Morley
International Student Service
United Nations
Athletic Awards To Be Distributed At Awards Tea
Students who won emblems in Athletic Association activities will receive awards at the A A Awards Tea on Wednesday May 13 at 4 PM in the College Parlor. A faculty student tennis match is set for Friday May 8 with tennis chairman Margaret McDonald. Survivors in the annual doubles tennis tournament will finish finals by Tuesday May 12. Teams include Anne Harvey Elizabeth Fuller Grace Cutting Sybil Herzog Del Coulter Claudia Haines Isabel Russell Louise Russell Amelia Smith Margaret McDonald. Columbia boys hosted Barnard swimmers at their Splash Party with refreshments and water games. Jane Harting and Beatrice Naegeli headed the Barnard delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McDonald
Anne Harvey
Elizabeth Fuller
Grace Cutting
Sybil Herzog
del Coulter
Claudia Haines
Isabel Russell
Louise Russell
Amelia Smith
Columbia Boys
Barnard
Jane Harting
Physical Education Department
Beatrice Naegeli
Stokowski Leads War Stamp Symphonies at Cosmopolitan
Five Sunday performances at 6 p.m. in the Cosmopolitan Opera House feature Stokowski conducting the New York City WPA Symphony Orchestra. The program opens with Tschaikowsky Symphony No. 5 in E minor, Lalo’s Symphonie Espagnole, and Sibelius Finlandia. Nathan Milstein will solo in the Lalo. Attendees buy war stamps at the box office, ranging from 50 cents to $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Stokowski
Cosmopolitan Opera House
West 55Th Street
New York City
WPA Symphony Orchestra
Mr. Stokowski
Tschaikowsky
Lalo
Sibelius
Finlandia
Nathan Milstein
Schedule for Step-Singing Rehearsals by Class
The schedule lists freshmen May 11 at 12:30 in the gym, sophomores today and May 12 at 12:30 in the Conference Room, juniors May 8 and 15 at 12:30 in the Conference Room, and seniors May 11 at 12 in the gym. All students must attend.
Public talk on Earl Browder case at Columbia
Professor Walter Rautenstrauch will speak at 4 today in 305 Schermerhorn on the Earl Browder case. The event is hosted by the Columbia Student Members of Legal Survey with support from Columbia faculty and student leaders and other university educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rautenstrauch
School of Industrial Engineering
Earl Browder
Schermerhorn
Columbia
Franz Boas
Columbia University
James T. Shotwell
Clyde Miller
Teachers College
Jerome Michael
Columbia Law School
Jay B. Krane
Columbia Spectator
Orrin’ Keepnews
Robert Phillips
SLA
Carl Carlson
CURC
Charles West
Earl Hall Society
Emanuel Gordon
Robert Swenson
Gerald Greenberg
Columbia Jester
Fred Hackett
Sherman Ross
Department of Psychology
Patricia Bolling
Graduate History Club
Social Science Club Clarifies Aims At Barnard
The editor responds to Doris Bayer, explaining the Social Science Club serves all social science interests including government, economics, sociology, history, anthropology and psychology. It aims to avoid overlap with Political Association while seeking cooperation with political programs and broadening student knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Political Association
Barnard
Political Council
Social Science Club
Student Council
International Relations Club
Student League of America
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Borelle
Shirley Sexauer
Virginia Hill
Mathematic Club
Wycliffe Club
Anne, Heene
Charlotte Gabor
Blanche Sweet
Gloria Glaston
Helen Cahn
Aleine Austen
Physical Science Club
Rose Ruth Taft
Thelma Golub
Katherine Giblin
Lucile Ross
Evelyn Steinhardt
Booth
Scamprus
Alex Taylor
Primrose House
Stafford’s
Wee Shop
Charles of ‘the Ritz
Best and Company
Tilson’s
Arnold Constable
Stokowski
Hold Browder
Roswell G. Ham
Mt. Holyoke College
Felix Morley
Haverford College
Abraham Flexner
Institute of Advanced Study
Princeton University
Edwin Borchard
Yale University Law School
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Charles H. Wesley
Dean
Howard University
Ellsworth Huntington
Yale University
Bay U, S Defense
Highty
E Dear
Editiditor
Butterm
Doris Bayer
Miss Bayer
Bazaar
Madam
Katharine Gibbs
Schooz
Martsosoves Sra
Pann Avex
Boston
New Yous
Secre Career Cours
Merchants & Bankers
Enrell New
Windle
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Rockefeller Plaza
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