Open Spaces Inspire Learning In Jungle Classes
Amid spring, Rosenblatt led groups outdoors to Barnard’s jungle for literature and philosophy lessons. Students absorbed ideas beneath blue skies as professors playfully named a session “Professor Bush” adding a horticultural touch to the outdoor classroom experiment.
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French Club Bridge for Study Abroad Fund
Societe Francaise joins Barnard students in supporting a scholarship fund for a French Major to study in France. A bridge and dinner event will be held Thursday May 8 in the Conference Room with a prize for high score and recognition for the lowest. Subscriptions are five cents. poster sign up in Barnard.
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Suits Filed Against Columbia Men Over Freshman Dinner
Lawsuits seek reimbursement for destruction of food and furniture and for notoriety from a melee. John Buchanan is named for $150 owed on the dinner. Claims for personal injuries were filed by the cloakroom attendant, the Villa manager, and the manager. The incident followed exuberant Sophomores crashing the Freshman dinner shouting no Hastings and the Hudson.
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Spring Is Here and the Call to Study Mentioned
A fragmented snippet speaks of spring prompting paper cutting and invitations to join forces for study. The speaker notes taking three reading courses and questions the value of education amid mentions of German exams and spring invitations.
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Jungle Verdure Disquiets Grass-Soothing Scene Shaken
A vivid fragment describes inviting jungle greenery and soft grass troubled by Raphaels intrusion. The speaker laments the moment ruined as a brute interrupts the pleasant verdure.
Demonstration by Dancing Classes Delights Audience
A group of twenty one advanced dancers presented a formal program with pieces by Dvorak Schubert Brahms and Chopin including Slavic Dance No 1 and Orpheus excerpts. Notable attendees included Miss Emily Hewlett and college faculty members in a warmly received event.
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Dorothy Rasch
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Evelyn Slade
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Sr. Benelli Honored at Italian Club Tea
The Italian Club ended its season with a tea for Signor Sandro Benelli at the College Parlor on Friday afternoon May 2. The event also inaugurated two new officers Muna Taranto and Eleanor Crappulo. Plans were announced for a May 10 tea at Casa Italiana and a broader series for all New York college Italian clubs with English talks on Italian art and culture. Aiming to involve non Italian students, the program will feature dances and presentations by Barnard and Teachers College affiliates.
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Kotex Sanitary Protection Advertises Cellucotton Absorbent
The advertisement promotes Kotex as a sanitary product using Cellucotton absorbent wadding. It claims hospitals nationwide use the same absorbent and highlights Korex as soft, adjustable, and disposable.
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Spanish Vice Consul Honors Spanish Club Members
The Spanish Club held its final tea of the year on April 30 honoring Cervantes. Members of the Spanish Literature Class presented scenes from Cervantes life and Don Quixote with readings by Helen Margaret and Lucienne Cougenece. Francis Alessi and Helen Margaret received books as prizes from Senor Meaver, the Spanish Vice-Consul, as new officers were installed for 1930-31 with Ethel Clinchy becoming president.
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Barnard Students Offer May 7 Ensemble Hour
On Wednesday May 7 Barnard students present an hour of ensemble music at 701 Journalism at 5 o’clock All college members are invited The program features Iludante and Variations Schunt with Kiernan Tewis Scheherezade Rimsky Korsakov performers plus Schubert Symphony in C Major first movement Corelli Sonata in A Major and a trio including Brille McLeod and Frumess
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