U C Defeats Barnard In Barnard Gym Clash
Teachers College defeats Barnard 24 to 15 in a fast snappy game at Barnard Gym. U C showed sharp teamwork while Barnard struggled with coordination though some players had bright spots. Lineup included Yates McDonald Hailparn Larkin Cook Cauldwell Johnson Frontz Quinn Mullen Preische Coops McNamara Keeilson Hilton Talbot Wallfield Fassler.
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Hebrew Culture Society Holds Final Meeting
Hebrew Culture Society held its final meeting on Monday May 7. The club completed a course directed by Dr. Evelyn Garfield on the Higher Criticism of the Bible. Plans for next year include a rapid survey of Jewish history under Dr. Garfield with work equivalent to a one point curricular course.
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Hebrew Culture Society
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Garfield
French Club Elects New Officers For Next Year
At the May 4 meeting of the French Club Renee Fulton was elected president and Elizabeth Abbott chosen secretary treasurer.
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Renee Fulton
Elizabeth Abbott
Music and Dance Club Elects Officers for Next Year
The Music and Dance Club met on Tuesday May 8 to elect officers for the coming year. Eleanor Wood was chosen President Christine Einert became Business Chairman Muriel Potter was named Chairman of Dance and Elizabeth Abbott as Chairman of Music.
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Music and Dance Club
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Christine Einert
Muriel Potter
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Mr. Dix Addresses Economics Students on Cooperative Business
Former vice-president of Dix and Company spoke to economics students about his firm’s cooperative ownership after selling to employees. He credits producer consumer cooperation for profits, notes non monetary aims, wage policies, weekly bonuses, and a move to profit sharing before the sale. Employees hold preferred stock with buyout terms. officers may direct until remaining debt is paid.
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Dix
Dix and Company
Tatlock Prize Awarded for At Sight Translation
The article notes the prize for at sight translation, citing Ci cero's De Finibus, Ovid's Tristia, and Propertius elegies as the works chosen this year. It emphasizes the winner's real power and grasp demonstrated in translating both prose and poetry.
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Cicero
Ovid
Propertius
Classical Club Meeting Recounts War Experiences
Members of the Classical Club discuss wartime experiences with one member serving as interpreter for the censorship board. Annual elections loom with Gertrude Oellrich as president and Henrietta Apfel as secretary.
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Ruth Mehrer named editor in chief at Elue Book
The B O S P announces Ruth Mehrer will serve as editor in chief for next year and Elsie Albansoder is appointed business manager at Elue Book.
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Elue Book
Elsie Albansoder
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