Poetry Theme Dominates Literary Club Tea Discussion
The Literary Club’s year end tea featured debates on poetic form with guests from Columbia and professors. Members read aloud works by T S Eliot Victor Hugo Eleanor Clark and John Sturdevant and discussed modern poetry theories and the tension between personality and character in lyric impulse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Fairchild
Columbia
Treville LaTouche
John Sturdevant
Xora Laurie
Aurelia Lefer
Reed
Mr. la Touche
T. S. Eliot
Nora Laurie
Victor Hugo
Mr. Sturdevant
Columbia Review
Barnard
Eleanor Clark
Jean Heritage
Quarterly
Hopwood Victor At Archery On Wednesday Wins Barnard Contest
Violet Hopwood scored 142 to win archery champion for Barnard College in the March 1934 contest. The Junior Class led with 156 points, while other class totals reflected scattered scores from Betsy Bruderle Ida Knessloch Adri Machoud and Betty Focht among the remaining eight participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Hopwood
Barnard College
Betty Focht
Betty Adue
Betsy Bruderle
Ida Knessloch
Adri Machoud
Iors
Issihs
Sopho- Teres
SIS
Thre
Students' Loan Committee Interview Friday May 18
A meeting of the Students' Loan Committee will be held on Friday May 18 at 2 o clock in the Alumnae Office Room 106 Barnard Hall to interview students seeking loans for next year 1934 1935. Application blanks available at the Alumnae Office and should be sent to chairman Miss Louise C Odencrantz 40 48 Hampden Street Elmhurst Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Hall
Louise C. Odencrantz
Hampden Street
Elmhurst
Long Island
Suggestions Offered for Summer Study
By Alice Ginsburg readers are urged to consider summer school options. The bulletin board near Miss Weeks’s office lists tours and courses in England Scotland Russia Spain Austria and Germany with travel and study packages including Exeter University and the Prince of Wales as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Spain
Jaca
University of Saragossa
University of Granada
University of Heidelberg
Oberammergau
Near East
Palestine
Cours Speciaux d
Sorbonne
Barnard College Camp Extends Summer Use for Students
Barnard College announces summer use of Camp for undergraduates and alumnae. Leadership Training led by Miss Holland runs June 7 21 for fresh sophomores and juniors. July and August open to undergraduates and alumnae with registrations through Miss Bessie Burgemeister. no July 31 deadline. five dollar weekly rate and supervised activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Miss Holland
Department of Physical Education
Bessie Burgemeister
Barnard Hall
Woolcott to Speak at Chapel Service for Journalism School
Dr. Alexander Woollcott has consented to speak at the annual Chapel service for the School of Journalism on Thursday May 17 at 12 noon. He has been lecturing at the school during the Spring Semester. Barnard students are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Woollcott
School of Journalism
Woollcott
Barnard
A. A. Banquet Tonight Highlights Banquet Program
The Athletic Association hosts its annual banquet in the gym tonight with Miss Anne Hodgkins as principal speaker. Porgie Remer serves as toastmistress and Helen Flanagan along with Grace Chin Lee will install officers. The new board lists twenty members and the program features Junior Show acts, freshmen waitresses, Barnard camp movies, and campus scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Athletic Association
Anne Hodgkins
Porgie “Remer
Mortarboard
Helen Flanagan
Grace Chin Lee
Carolyn Frost
Marjory Ray
Jane Craighead
Betty Focht
Louise Schlosser
Arlene Collyer
Charlotte Haverly
Marion Greenbaum
Dorothy Brauneck
Marguerite Mead
Elise Cobb
Lelia Joveshof
Alice Olson
Dorothy Atlee
Suzanne Strait
Roselle Riggin
Kell to Lecture on Television With Slides
At Columbia College Physics Group final meeting on Friday May 11 at 4 30 P M Mr R D Kell will speak on Television He is with RCA Victor Research Division and will illustrate with slides All University members invited to attend in room 329 Physics
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia College
R. D. Kell
Kell
RCA Victor Co
Barnard Group Seeks Klein Reinstatement and War Debate
The Current Events Club, at its May 7 meeting, urged reinstatement for Fine Arts instructors Klein after March 2 nonreappointment. The group, with students and other clubs, called on university officials and campus publications to petition. A postscript discussed antiwar work and fascism, citing the New Deal and labor boards with concerns over militarization and power balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein
Jerome Klein
Barnard
Columbia Social Problems Club
Teachers Council
University
Dinsmore
Dean Hawkes
Columbia
The
Spectator
Bulletin
Vera Michael
Norma Goldstein
Miss Goldstein
Italy
Germany
C. C.C
Membrs
Silver Shirts
Dedication to Miss Doty Marks Barnard Yearbook Theme
New photographs of Barnard College campus scenes appear in the 1933 Mortarboard yearbook as Porgy Remer notes a Scotch themed dedication to Katharine C. Doty, chairwoman of the Occupation Bureau. The volume, in tan plaid, lists class officers, Greek Games, clubs, publications, conferences, athletics, alumnae, and undergraduate addresses and phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porgy Remer
Barnard
Katherine C. Doty
Silver Bay
Faculty and Students Play Tennis Match in May Skies
Under fair May skies in a capacity hall, the Faculty Student tennis event featured several mixed doubles. Second set scores listed include Driver and Lucy Appleton 6-1 over Strong and Lee. Smith and Rudolph 4-all with Financ and Bill. Foley and Brereton 5-4 over Riccio and Rugg. Angela Folsom led the match as spectators including Braun, Anastasi and Holland watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Jane Rudolph
Miss Financ
Ruth Bill
Mr. Foley
Ruth Brereton
Professor Riccio
Jean Rugg
Angela Folsom
Professor Braun
Anastasi
Miss Holland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prof. Fairchild
Columbia Poetry Contest
Eliot
Eleanon Clark
V. Hopwood
By Alice Ginsburg
Alexander Woolcott
A. A
Barnard Group
Current Events Club
Miss Doty
Mr. Driver
Miss Strong
Miss Finan
Prof. Smith
Prof
Riccio
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