Dr Power Defends American Colleges Beliefs on Korea and Society
Dr Eileen Power lectures to History and English majors praising American enterprise and social work. She notes Koreans resemble sheep in a controversial remark but calls the U.S. lively and nonmaterialistic in a critique of European views. Power plans to judge students by their Medieval history papers.
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Eileen Power
Korea
Barnard
America
Count Keyserlings
Yore
Power
Class in Music 65-66 Displays Virtuosity
A Wednesday 701 Journalism recital showcased Music 65 66 students displaying ensemble skill and improvisation. Despite wind and riser noise, the program impressed faculty and peers with fine melodies, two piano pieces, and strong musical insight from Miss Frumess and others.
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L‘umess
Ind
Iss Brill
Meri
Barnard Alumnae Marry Less, Yet Press Careers
Barnard graduates show rising marriage rates from 9 percent in 1900 to 46.9 percent by 1930 with many pursuing advanced study and paid work. Of 4008 alumnae, 2388 seek further knowledge including 83 with PhDs and 665 with AM degrees. About 2082 hold paid occupations and 1296 are married while 479 remain unmarried. Continued notes on years 1904 1915 and 1930 appear in Miss Doty’s Alumnae Register.
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Barnard
Alumnae Register
Miss Doty
Barnard and Columbia Stage Joint May Concert
Barnard Glee Club and Columbia University groups joined for a May 8 recital with the University Orchestra. The program opened with Schubert Overture to Rosamunde and Mozart Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, followed by Byrd Sacerdotes Domini and Shenandoah arr Bartholomew. Parsifal Act 1 Finale closed the program, though joint rehearsals were difficult.
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Columbia University Orchestra and Glee Club
Barnard Glee Club
Columbia University Orchestra
Shubert
Columbia University Glee Club
Senior Class To Hold Final Meeting After Banquet
The senior class will hold its last official group meeting on Wednesday May 14 1 at 12 in Room 304 Barnard Hall following the yearend awards presented at the 1930 banquet.
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Barnard Hall
Drama class stages Gammer Gurton Nedle on Elizabethan stage
Milbank hosts a two part program with Gammer Gurton Nedle performed by Miss Lathams Development of the Drama class audience members from Shakespeare Chaucer and playwriting classes plus invited students. The 1553 farce by William Stevenson is noted for rustic humor and practical joker Diccon as the engage. A second feature covers the 1930 Athletic Association banquet at Bernard Hall with freshmen waitresses and awards ceremony.
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Milbank
Miss Latham
William Stevenson
Queen Mary
Christ's College, Cambridge
Elizabeth
London
Diccon
Gammer Gurton
Dame
Hodge
Ile
Christ College, Cam
1930
Athletic Association
Barnard Hall
Physical Education Department
A.A. Board
Margaret Wadds
Marguerite de Anguerra
Mary Johnson
Marguerite Denguerra
Katherine Crooks
Supper Tonight For Baseball Players To Commemorate Service
A yearly event marks the season’s end with a supper in the Gym honoring All-Star and Alumni players. Players and all baseball students are invited to an informal gathering featuring sandwiches chips pickles and ice cream as a prelude to exams. Entertainment will be impromptu and lighthearted.
Greek Games Photographs Reveal Names On Barnard Boards
Barnard Bulletin boards showcase Greek Games pictures with sharp faces and identifiable makeup and safety pin costumes. Signatures under each group confirm who appears, sparking mixed reactions about preserving memories and sisterly spirit.
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Barnard
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Columbia
A.A
Nedle
Amelia Abele
Earl Hall
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