Earhart Addresses A A Banquet On Women In Aviation
Amelia Earhart, guest of honor at the A A Banquet, speaks on women in aviation noting flight requires physical exams, depth perception, and six month checks. She cites women breaking into the field, recalls her 180 mph speed record later surpassed by Ruth Nichols, and discusses progress and ongoing barriers.
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Amelia Earhart
A. A
Miss Earhart
Atlantic
Department of Commerce
Greek Games Advisers Announced for Greekaimes Council
A tentative list of upper class advisers for Greekaimes was presented to the Student Council by Miss Sueig from the Physical Education Department. General Adviser Dorothy Crook with alt Bess Armstrong. Entonce Aileen Pelletier with alt Hortense Calisher. Properties Mary McPike with alt Len Appell. Abhiguies Marjorie Harity with altette Leucenberg. Marguerite d Anguerta with alt Marjorie Brittingham. 2nd alt Bosse Robinson J. ae lati Lucy Cores with alt Mildred Barish. Florence Pearl with alt Margaret Martin. Le Musiv Geng Tenney with alt Edith ae tights. Costr Jean Giesey with alt Kathrine Kehy.
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Counéil
Miss. Sueig
Physical Education Department
Dorothy Crook
Bess Armstrong
Entonce
Aileen
Pelletier
Hortenss Calisher
Mary“McPike
Len
Appell
ST _Abhiguies : Marjorie. Harity, alt. ette Leucenberg
Marguerite
d’Anguerta
Marjorie
Brittingham
Bosse
Robinson
Lucy Cores
Mildred Barish
Florence’. Pearl
Margaret Martin
le Musiv
Jean. Giesey
Alt
Kath-rine Kehy
Urges Extension of International Ties at Spanish Club Tea
Mr Hernand Behn president of the International Telephone and Telegraph Company urged extending facilities for international communication to improve nations' understanding. He outlined the history of communication from messengers to cables and noted five trans oceanic cables and plans to lower rates. The company directs ninety one firms in forty seven countries and seeks graduates of women's colleges as foreign exchange directors. Tea followed his address with songs from club members.
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Hernand Behn
Behn
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
New School Added to Columbia University
Nicholas Murray Butler announced that the National Institute of Public Administration has joined Columbia University with a $1,500,000 endowment and an ongoing university budget allowance. Luther Hasley Gullick was named Eaton Professor of Municipal Science and Administration, guiding a merged but distinct corporate Institute focused on statistics, efficiency surveys, and public reform.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
National Institute of Public Administration
Educational Systema of
Columbia University
Butler
Luther Hasley-Gulick
Eaton
Gulick
Oberlin College
Massachusetts
New York
Institute
New York City
New Jersey
Maine
Barnard and Columbia Glee Clubs Share Concert Spotlight
The Barnard and Columbia University ensembles performed May 7 at McMillan Theatre under Lowell P Beveridge and Douglas Moore. Highlights included Mozart and Mendelssohn selections, the spinning song praised by the audience, and Louise Conklin singing Mary.
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Barnard
Columbia’ College
Lowell P.beveridge
Columbia University Orchestra
Douglas “Moore
McMillin Academic Theatre
Mozart
Mendelssohn
Weber-Berlioz
Barnard Glee Club
Wagner
Louise Conklin
Mary
der Freischutz
Weber
Columbia
Barnard girls read Times and favor Cather over Hemingway
A Bulletin questionnaire of 110 Barnard students reveals reading habits and literary preferences. The Times leads among newspapers, Willa Cather is the favorite author, and Ernest Hemingway follows. The poll shows mixed views on the Pulitzer Prizes and Sinclair Lewis, with Tomorrow cited as a favored play.
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Gifiriide Epstein
Bulletin
Barnard
Times
Herald- Tribune
Willa Cather
Ernest Hemingway
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Edna St. Vincent ‘Millay
Robert Frost
Sinclair Lewis
Teacher in Training Examinations Planned by Board
An official letter from the New York City Board of Examiners to the Occupation Bureau says teacher in training examinations will be held this term but the subjects are undecided. It notes that English and history will not be held, economics and mathematics will be men only, and a decision on sciences and languages is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
President Murray Butler Sires Senior Theatre Attendance
President Nicholas announces Murray Butler will sire Senior Theatre and attendance in academic dress is compulsory.
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Nicholas
Murray Butler
Bulletin Questionnaire Reveals Student Knowledge State
Barnard students appear expatriates in taste with favorites like Grand Hotel and The Barretts of Wimpole Street for the Pulitzer prize. Among American novels Galsworthy and Maugham top picks. many say no favorite, Dorothy Canfield cited by one, Whittier as favorite poet. Readers distrust newspapers. some suggest Green Pastures for this year’s play award.
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Barnard
John
Whittier
Kathleen, Norris
Booth Tarkington
San Luis Rey
College
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Edna Millay
Lowell
Elias Lieberman
Green Pastures
Faculty Defeated by Star Baseball Team
A local faculty team faced an All-Star lineup in a spirited exhibition game. Sally Anthony, an All-Star batter, hit a homer in the first inning as Helen Appell pitched. Tensions rose with colliding players at second base and a tense coach’s huddle before the contest continued.
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Helen Appell
Sally Anthony
Margery Harley
Professor Riccio
Dexter
Kay
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Ruth Nichols
Greek Games Advisers
Hernand, Behn
New School
McMill
Barnard Club
Holy Rood Episcopal
Ernest. Hemingway
Edna Mulvey
Did
World-Telegram
Cather, Robinson and O'Neill
All-Stars
Kay Pitches
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