Barnard Students Host All Barnard Night Puppet Show
Barnard undergraduates and alumnae staged All Barnard Night in Brooks and Hewitt Halls on Friday May 4 to benefit the Student Loan Fund. The program featured Chinese puppet theatre The Red Gate Shadow Puppets by Barnard alumna Pauline Benton along with games dining and dancing across Hewitt’s South Dining Room Blue Room and other spaces.
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Barnard
Brooks and Hewitt
Roselle Riggin
Jane Eisler
Joan Geddes
Florence Goodman
Helen Cahalane
Thomasine Campbell
Helen Nicholl
Mary Sutphin
Ruth Saberski
Lucille Walsh
Sophia Murphy
Peggy Gobel
Llorence Lowther
Helen Page Abbott
Giles Rich
Storms
Mabel F. Weeks
Helen Erskine
Hewitt Hall
Pauline Benton
All College Song Rehearsals Announced for Senior Week
Rehearsals for Step-Singing set for Wednesday May 9 and May 16 at noon in the gym. All classes urged to attend leading to the Friday evening June 1 performance in Milbank Quadrangle during Senior Week.
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Milbank
Spanish Club Bridge and Dance Hosts Honor Guests
The Spanish Club held a bridge and dance at Brinckerhoff Theatre on Saturday May 5 at 8 pm with table prizes and refreshments at 10. Music by the Columbia Blue Lions Orchestra accompanied dancing until midnight. Chaperons were Professor Marcial Dorado Miss C Castellano and Dr Holzwasser. Guests of honor included ten midshipmen from Spain.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Columbia Blue Lions Orchestra
Marcial Dorado
C. Castellano
Holzwasser
Riverside News Contest Threatens Barnard Bulletin Supremacy
A Riverside News paper entry shakes Barnard Bulletin’s hold on campus readers. The piece details the rival publication’s penny price, its rise among Morningside Heights students, and questions posed by Adam Smith and Sherman about journalism, competition, and social science.
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Riverside News
Barnard
May
Eric the Red
Morningside Heights
Grotten
Bulletin
Adam Smith
Sherman
Immigra tion research and interstate compacts under Dr Jane Clark
Dr Jane Perry Clark has been active in immigration law research, teaching at Barnard, and speaking on housing and child labor. She advised on deportation for the Ellis Island Commission and works on federal state relations with the New York Labor Department to harmonize interstate compacts among New York and neighboring states.
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Government
Barnard
Jane Perry Clark
New York
Washington
Ellis Island
Clark
New York Department of Labor
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
North
South Carolina
Dr. Clark
Catherine Strateman Accepts Fellowship Change
Miss Catherine Strateman resigns the Murray Fellowship to accept the International Fellowship for next year. Miss Anna Jacobson becomes Murray Fellow, with Miss Sara Gehman named Second Alternate. V C Gildersleeve.
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Catherine Strateman
Anna Jacobson
Murray
Sara Gehman
V.C. Gildersleeve
Anne Hodgkins to Speak at A A Banquet
Miss Anne Hodgkins renowned in athletics for industrial concerns will headline the A A Banquet in the gym Friday May 11. Agnes Wayman publicist of physical education will also speak. Grace Chin Lee and Helen Flanagan will install new officers for 1934 1935. Porgie Remer will serve as toastmistress introducing speakers and features.
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Anne Hodgkins
A. A
Agnes Wayman
Department of Physical Education
Helen Flanagan
Association
Grace Chin Lee
Carolyn Frost
Margery Ray
Jane Craighead
Betty Focht
Louise Schlosser
Arlene Collyer
Charlotte Haverill
Marion Greenebaum
Dorothy Brauneck
Marguerite Mead
Elise Cobb
Lelia Joveshof
Alice Olson
Dorothy Atlee
Porgie Remer
Dance Exhibit by Advanced Classes Shown at Gym
Five dozen students participated in a Friday May 4 recital in the gym featuring rhythmic fundamentals, group improvisation, and solo numbers. Performances included Terry Haimes in A Study, Patricia Purvis in Clair de Lune, Muriel Fujino and May Gould in Flirtation in a Garden, and Margaret Howell in a Play Dance, with dainty grace and narrative storytelling throughout.
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Terry Haimes
Patricia Purvis
Miss Purvs
Debuss
Muriel Fujino
May Gould
Margaret Howell
Sylvia Siman Elected Editor of University Against War
Sylvia Siman Barnard Junior has been elected editor of the University Against War magazine. She plans a mid month issue with topics on Anti War Week student strike across campuses and a Japanese situation discussion. The new editor aims to reflect diverse committee viewpoints and advance anti war efforts.
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Sylvia Siman
Barnard
Sylvie Siman
University Against War
Columbia Anti
Broadway
United States
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Barnard Nite
Brinckerhoff
Petra Monoz
Adele Hagland
Ruth Kleiner
Steet
Pappa
Ellis Island Commission
By Sylvia Siman
Miss Wayman
Helen Hartmann
By Alice Ginsberg
United Front
Siman
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