Camp Course on Photography At Camp Details
Mr. Ky S Gehr an authority on outdoor life spoke at 4 PM in 304 Bar about becoming a camp counsellor. He urged enthusiasm and knowing where to find information, noted photography as a valuable asset, and demonstrated how an ordinary box camera can capture living pictures of wildlife. He described studies of chickadees rattlesnakes redwinged blackbirds and owls with anecdotes from his field experiences. Gehr is a photography instructor at New York University and has exhibited his bird and animal photographs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Gehr
Baris
Gehr
Mr. Gehr
New York University
Bargains Promised At Barnard Auction Sale
At Barnard College auction sale many items are expected to fetch good prices. Readers can bid on books including Lawrence Housman and Kipling works, plus a Modern Library edition of The Education of Henry Adams. Lost notebooks and a portfolio of liturgical music await claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Housman
A. E. Housman
Henry Adams
Kipling
Barnard
Japan Sponsors Essay Contest with Cash Prizes
An essay contest in Tokyo funds prizes and three trips to Japan by the Society for International Cultural Relations. Essays must be interpretative, under 8000 words, on topics like Japanese culture or global relations. Submissions due September 30, typewritten with the contestant’s name on a separate sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Society For International Cultural Relations
Tokyo
School activities schedule in early May events list
The Dean addresses seniors at 1 10 next Tuesday May 14 and a 10 at four. Juniors rehearse for Step Singing Tuesday at twelve in Conference Room. Sophomores rehearse same time in Gym. May 15 all college Step Singing at noon. On May 17 sophomores rehearse gym 12 30 freshmen Conference Room 12 30. Wayman and Strong speak to freshmen May 14 1 in 304 Barnard. Glee Club rehearsal May 15 7 30 to 8 15. Athletic Association tea May 15 4 to 6 in College Parlor. Fruit Juice bar May 16 Jake 10 to 4. Camp Counselor Course final lecture May 17 4 in 304 Barnard.
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Miss Wayman
Miss Strong
Barnard
the Athletic Association
Jake
Atomic Discovery Cited by Dunning at Science Club
Dr. Dunning discusses splitting uranium atoms releasing vast energy. He explains three radiations alpha beta and gamma with alpha as helium nuclei beta as electrons and gamma rays more penetrating than x rays.
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Dunning
Science Club
Crysta
ASU Sponsors Mexican Tour
Under the American Student Union a group of students will tour Mexico after July elections. They will visit historic sites and interview artists writers and youth leaders involved in national independence and democracy under President Cardenas. Led by William D. Dodd Swarthmore ’35. Administered by Open Road in cooperation with Dr Enelda Fox. This is their fifth international tour.
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American Student Union
Mexico
Cardenas
William D. Dodd
Swarthmore
ASU
Middle Atlantic
Open
Enelda Fox
History And Theory Of Jazz Stressed
A newspaper column discusses the history and theory of jazz, emphasizing the Negro art and the blues. It notes claims about the colored blues being the real thing and mentions the interpolation of notes between E flat and E natural by colored musicians.
Glee Club Year Ends With Banquet and Performances
The Rutgers Glee Club closed its year with a banquet and a concert featuring Mozart and Professor Donald Moore's pieces, a Negro Spiritual, and medleys of college songs. They performed works by Grieg and other composers and included pieces by de Pres, Handi, and Palmgren.
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Mozart
Donald Moore
Rutgers Glee Club
Grieg
Des Pres
Handi
Palmgren
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Walt
Dean
Glee Club
A. A. Tea
D. W. Bazinet, Inc
Amsterdam
Ave
New York City
The
New York Hospital School of Nursing
Cornell’ University
School of Nursing
E. 68 Street
Darea
Dorothy Clix
Harvard
Jimmie Kelly
Daytona
Jimmie
Ce Jimmie Kelly
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
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