Cuban critics denounce Machado and Wall Street rule in Cuba
At the New School meeting in New York City held Thursday night Sylvia Simon reports Cuban figures Carleton Beals Ernest Gruening and Chibas condemned Machado and U.S. policy. Speakers linked Cuba’s fate to broader anti laureate forces while urging action against corrupt influence and calls for liberty and a classless future.
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Braun
Waldo Frank
Samuel Guy Inman
Mount Holyoke and peers perform varied dance works
Mount Holyoke presents a student dance program focusing on rhythm and movement for freshmen, sophomores, and beyond with Persephone and Dance Grotasque. Vassar and Smith showcases feature classical pieces set to eighteenth century and Bach inspired music with period costumes and dramatic pantomime The Witch concludes the program with colorfully dressed ensembles.
Second Pageant Performance On Mother's Day
A second performance of the Pageant Dedicated to the Women of Israel Throughout the Ages will be held Sunday May 14 at 3 PM. It takes place at City College Lexington Avenue and 23rd Street New York. Tickets are 1.00 75 50 cents half price for children available at 40 West 68th Street New York City. Sponsored by Dean Gildersleeve.
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Supper Dance Closes Dorm Social Season at Brooks Hall
The last dormitory social, a supper dance, occurred last Saturday in Brooks Hall with 35 couples present. Dorothy Sheridan and Peggy Goble organized plans, dinner was served at 6:30 in the South Dining Room, music played until 11. A final house meeting will be held Thursday at May 11 in the drawing room to install the new dorm officers.
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Brooks Hall
Dorothy Sheridan
Peggy Goble
Russell Sage Dance Group Debuts At Commencement
Miss Laomie Lubell coordinates the Russell Sage dancing group as Barnard alumna. The first dance is a four count rhythm study with two groups clapping in time, a brief piece featured at the commencement.
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Russel Sage
Russell Sage
Laomie Lubell
Barnard
Senior Caps and Gowns Events Calendar Notes
Calendar entries list May 9 to May 11 events in a college setting. Activities include a Dean's Address to seniors, tea by the Department of Physical Education and AA Board, Glee Club gathering, an archery tournament, and seniors returning caps and gowns. Times and locations such as Theatre, College Parlor, and Chapel are noted.
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Radical Students Gone Dean Says in Post
The dean at Barnard says radical speakers may address students if invited and not judged by their politics. Norman Thomas, invited by the college, has a daughter who attends, and the dean notes shifts in labels from radical to conservative amid changing ideas.
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Norman Thomas
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Barnard
Dance Demonstration Presented by Bar inard Classes
Last Friday the advanced and intermediate dance classes under Miss Strong staged their annual demonstration in the gymnasium for parents and friends. All performances were student created with several numbers by both classes and separate Greek Games dances. Muriel Fijiano performed a solo to Amy Lowell's Patterns read by Ann Wells. Margaret Howell Virginia Smith and Dorothy Sachs offered original solos and Theresa Haimes and Kay Bush a duet. Authorities hope to expand the event in future years for greater artistic impact and audience value.
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Miss Prene z Resigns to Take French Post
The article continues from page 1 noting Miss Prene z resigns to pursue a French post. It discusses girls as plucky and brave and comments on changes in roles for young women. It contrasts French and American girls, mentioning earlier maturation and increasing independence.
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Miss Prenez
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