Barnard Dancers Showcase In Two Part Demonstration
A Thursday Barnard Dancing Department event featured Christine Dobbins dancers in three pieces Hallucination Waltz and Hope plus an Hotel recreation. The Barnard group opened with rhythmic exercises then presented solo and group works including In a Mirror Scarf Dance Tango and Waltz. Sophomore Greek Games reprise and impromptu Nightmare of Ted Shawn closed as Miss Wayman Miss McBride and Professor Perry observed.
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Barnard
Christine Dobbins
Miss Dobbins
America
Wayman
Dobbins
Virginia Smith
Patricia Purvis
Mildred Pearson
Dorothy Sachs
Jean Giesey
Dita Camacho
Marguerite D’anguerra
Katherine Bush
Macel Sutton
Alice Morris
Helen Flanagas
Hortense Calisher
Ted Shawn
Bonnie Robinson
Ruth Heitzmann
Ruth Haltt
Miss Wayman
Miss McBride
Professor Perry
Professor Randall Defines Religion as Humanistic
Professor John H. Randall Jr of the Philosophy Department told St Pauls Chapel in a Thursday address that modern religion is humanistic not medieval. He argued today religion reflects people not ideals and denounced Hollywood influence. The talk, titled A Vital Religion, drew a large faculty turnout.
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John H. Randall, Jr
Department of Philosophy
St. Paul’s Chapel
Thursday
Hollywood
New Rule for Check Payments Announced at Barnard College
The Bursar announces a new check payment rule for all fees at Barnard College for the 1932-1933 term. Checks must be made to Barnard College for the exact amount with no change given. Uncertain students should bring a covering check and sufficient cash. The procedure starts next September.
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Barnard College
Order of
Emily Lambert
Professor Haller Criticizes Quarterly Creative Writing Debate
The piece debates storytelling focus arguing that excess description stalls action and reader engagement. It praises Miss Kane and Miss Riegger for clear, well directed writing with vivid poems like Roses and Rest and a playful verse Bread and milk and cheese and jam.
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Miss Kane
Miss Riegger
Rose
Spanish midshipmen entertain Barnard students in tea dance
The S S Elcano officers and forty midshipmen from Cadiz joined Barnard and Spanish Club members for a tea dance in Brooks Hall on Wednesday. The guests included the Spanish Consul and vice consul with a reception committee named by the Spanish Club. The group also attended a dance at the Hotel Victoria and a farewell at Sherry's. A letter to the editor argues hat etiquette about hats in class, urging Barnard students to keep hats in lockers to improve campus atmosphere and campus life. Philosophy club meetings are promoted as a way to engage with outside world issues and develop independent thought.
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S.S. Elcano
Brooks Hall
Naval School
Cadiz
Elcano
New York
Spain
Senor de Lahiguera
Senor Rives
Petra Munoz
Gladys Paredes
Nancy Winselman
Gladys Becka
Jeanne Meehan
Barnard
Victoria
Sherry
Reward Offered for Return of Diamond Ring Lost Last Week
A reward is offered for the return of a diamond ring lost last week on the first floor at Milbank. The finder should return the ring to Mary McPike at Students’ Mail.
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Ring
Twenty Years Ago Field Day Recalls Successful Event
The article notes high praise from three professors and attendees for a field day marked by perfect weather. Enthusiasm among the girls, close scores, and strong refreshments are highlighted while the Columbia audience stays comparatively polite. Overall, Field Day is described as a great success.
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Columbia
Last College Tea To Be Held Tomorrow
The College Tea tomorrow May 11 will be the last one this year. Faculty members and students are urged to attend.
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the College
Senior Class Occupation Plans Show Similar Trends
The 1932 senior class plans largely mirror 1931 with many choosing scientific lab work and social science. Social science and library museum work attract 12 and 11 students, while editorials, statistics, economics, art, and medicine are popular. One seeks missionary work, others pursue anthropology, advertising, translation, psychology, law, and more. Four plan marriage with no paid job, and four have fellowships while six have positions set.
Newman Club Combine For Final Social Events
The Barnard, Columbia College and Graduate Newman Clubs joined for the final dinner at John Jay Hall. Reverend James Hugh Ryan of Catholic University spoke on Trends in Modern Thought. On Sunday the three clubs held their last Coffee Hour at Newman Hall with liturgical music.
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Barnard, Columbia
John Jay Hall
James Hugh Ryan
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
Ryan
Newman
Newman’ Hall
The
Pius X School of Liturgical Music
Dormitory Officers Installed For 1932 33 Term
Brooks Hall witnessed the installation of ten dormitory officers for the 1932 33 term during a regular house meeting. Dorothy Smith handed the gavel to incoming president Kathleen Roderick who praised her predecessor and vowed to continue current policies. The executive board was installed and includes Brooks and Hewitt vice presidents Marguerite Hubbard and Ann Bossert treasurer Loretta Haggerty secretary Imogene Jones social chairman Dorothy Sheridan Brooks fire captain Sophie Hanna Hewitt fire captain Irman Burroughs House member of Brooks Sally Raynor and Hewitt House Member Helen Cahalane. Miss Helen Erskine urged alumnae support and urged Seniors to join the Alumnae Association with dues of 3 or a 50 life membership option. A special 35 life membership is offered to graduates payable in four installments.
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Brooks Hall
Dorothy Smith
House
Kathleen. Roderick
Miss Erskine
Helen Erskine
Alumnae Association
Miss. Erskine
Wanted travel companions for a tropical island expedition
Advertisement seeks several ladies or gentlemen to join a scientific expedition to tropical islands. First preference to those assisting in scientific work or willing to share expenses. Respond to box 85 Harriss 489th Ave New York City.
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Harriss
489Th Ave
New York City
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Midshipmen
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Lohden Bros, Inc
Broadway
Newman Club
Kathleen
Roderick
Europe
Miami
Chicago
United States
Travel Bureau
Hotel
Alaminc
71St Street
Broadway Endicott
Anna J. Ryan, Inc
113Th St
Cathedral
University
Jun Box
San Juany
Porto
Rico
International Mercantile Marine Company
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