Scholarship winners discuss plans for study abroad
Miss Beatrice Lightbowne and Miss Catherine Strateman, recent scholarship awardees, outline future study abroad plans. Lightbowne will pursue an MLA in sociology at Columbia with a $700 Welwood Murray Fellowship and may later seek a PhD. Strateman will attend the Geneva School of International Relations for a summer program directed by A Zimmern.
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Beatrice Lightbowne
Catherine Strateman
George Welwood Murray
Miss Lightbowne
MLA
Dextre
Columbia
MacIver
Chaddock
Lyzd
Tenner
Lindsay
Abel
Lindberg
A. Zimmern
Stratemar
Dorothy Crook
Geneve
Gere Tenney
French Scholarship Won by Helen Phelps
A historical note reports Helen Phelps winning a French scholarship. The account recounts reactions among philosophers and scholars, detailing how the event raised interest at the university. Faculty members including Professors Lacseacx LeDoc and Sierdevert attend a reception where anecdotes about her life are shared.
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Helen Phelps
Barmard
Professoe
Calendar of campus events and meetings
Seniors return caps and gowns in the Conference Room from 10 to 12 30. The A A Banquet is set for Saturday May 13. The Teacher's College Conference in Ed Psych Group Theatre on Monday May 14. Barmard Group League of Women Voters meets in the Conference Room at 10. Kahan Club hosts an Evening Study session at 6.
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Teacher's College Conference
League of Women Voters
Kahan Club
Barnard Students Help Christen S S Washington on Maiden Voyage
Thirty two Barnard undergraduates and two groups from International House christened the S S Washington as it sailed its maiden transatlantic voyage. Delegates wore state bands and released carrier pigeons with messages to governors. Governor Alfred E. Smith attended and photos were taken for home town papers.
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Barnard Rial
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Anred E. Smith
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Margaret Gosick
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New Hampshire
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Mery Dieces
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Tesmeses Cemriel Massachusetts
Tilden Teaches Tennis To Columbias Audience
A chaotic account describes Tilden lecturing on tennis to an audience at Columbia. The piece notes heavy sarcasm and a theatrical performance style as he recounts career episodes in a Davis Cup context, with mixed reception from attendees.
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Tilden
Columbias
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Willow Tides
West Awar
Protest Dismissal Of Donald Henderson Draws Nearly 800
Almost eight hundred people gathered on South Field at noon Tuesday May 9 to protest the dismissal of Donald Henderson former Economics instructor at Columbia. The administration’s policy drew fierce critique from Heywood Broun Reed Harris and Henderson himself amid questions about academic competence and fairness.
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South Field
Donald Henderson
Columbia
Heywood Broun
Reed Harris
Henderson Himsel
Calabia
Broun Seote
Iice
Raciel Activites
Deans Of 5 Colleges To Speak At Chapel
A chapel program will feature five college deans as speakers. The event, announced for next week, will include Dean Wilhelm F. Russet and Dean Howard, with addresses focusing on academic leadership and campus affairs.
Alumnae Publish Articles In Two Current Periodicals
Beulah Amidon writes a group review on the front page of the Saturday Review or Litersturé issue Apes 20. Leonie Adams contributes two poems, and Dehete Deutsch provides a peep at the Sunday Herald Tribune Boots Section dated April 30.
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Bercari
Apes
Saturday Review
Litersturé
Beulah Amidon
Leonie Adams
Dehete Deutsch
Sunday Herald Tribune
Ping Pong Spring Singles Tournament Finals Soon
The column notes a ping-pong poster drive and signatories, with finals next week in the gym. It lists past winners Gladys Beda 1933 Doc etia Thielker 1937 Dora Jane Rudolph 1935 and Ann Bruchal 1936, promising to announce current college champions after matches.
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Gladys Beda
Docetia Thielker
Dora Jane Rudolph
Ann Bruchal
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