Chaplain Knox Hosts Strateman Luncheon At Barnard
Chaplain Raymond C. Knox spoke at a May 10 luncheon in the Dean's Dining Room for Catherine Strateman Barnard's International Fellow. He discussed the International Student Service and European student religious movements, praising ISS and urging Strateman to report back on developments in England.
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Raymond C. Knox
Catherine Strateman
Barnard
New International
Genisis
Europe
Knox
I.S.S
Silver Bay Tea Held For Barnard Students
Barnard undergraduates attended a tea in the College Parlor to learn about the Silver Bay Movement and the June Silver Bay Conference at Lake George. Guest Katherine Duffield spoke as Barnard’s large delegation of twenty included Gertrude Rubsamen and Lucy Appleton among others.
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Silver Bay
Katherine Duffield
Atlantic Coast
Mrs. Herr
Braun
Miss Weeks
Lake George
Engahd
Barnard
Gertrude Rubsaneh
Lucy Appleton
Doroty Atlee
Diana Campbell
Grace Chin
Elise Cobb
Elise Cobb; “Delphine Dowling, Pepi Gierhart
Anne
Hutchinson
A Martin
Natalie Monaghan
Doris Schmig
Farjorie Runne
Eleanor Tiyéis
Ada Shearon
Barbara Smoot
Vileg “Iney
Gertrude Warner
Jane Othy Yen
Mary Low
Wright
Miss Rubsamen
I Tan
Silver Bay’ Con
Mortarboard Review Reviews Scottish Themed Yearbook
In a probing critique Mr. Marshall surveys Mortarboard’s design and content with a focus on its Scottish motif and artistic photographs. He notes the book’s unified theme and dented by excessive daily trivia, while acknowledging the clever plaid binding and decorative thistles as strong visuals.
Juniors To Entertain Freshman Sisters At Tea
The class of 1935 will entertain the freshman class at tea on Wednesday May 16 at four o'clock in the College Parlor. Both junior and freshman classes are invited and juniors are asked to invite their freshman sisters though invitation is not required.
Menorah Tea for Rabbi Braunstein Ends With Petition
Rabbi Baruch Braunstein spoke at a Menorah tea on Thursday May 10 resigning as adviser to Jewish students. He urged protest against German made articles and led a petition urging Barnard College to pressure the university to stop buying German merchandise. He warned the fate of liberals pacifists and Jews in Germany is at stake.
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Baruch Braunstein
Menorah
Barnard College
Germany
Junior Wins Tatlock Prize For Proficiency In Latin
Dorothea Melvin 1935 wins the Tatlock Prize awarded annually to the undergraduate student most proficient in Latin. Catherine Strateman 1934 receives honorable mention. Prize committee chair Miss Gertrude Hirst notes many students sat the April 2 examination and achieved a high degree of excellence.
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Dorothea Melvin
Catherine Strateman
Gertrude Hirst
Newman Club Holds Final Meeting of the Year
The Newman Club of Barnard College held its last meeting May 9 in the college parlor from 4 to 6. A tea honored Rev. George B. Ford for his adviser work, followed by informal discussion on social, religious, economic and educational issues.
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Newman Club
Barnard College
College
George B. Ford
Gertrude Lally
Barnard
Columbia
Graduate Newman
John Jay Hall
John M. Cooper
Catholic University of America
Barnard Mermaids Stage Three Ring A A Meet
Mary Dunican reports a capacity Barnard College crowd watched a unique AA swim meet May 1 in Barnard pool. The program featured novelty events and stunts led by Jeanette Reynolds Ruth Thompson Dorothy King Dorothy Bruneck Lucille Feist and others with divisions including Trained Seals Bull Fight Chariot Race Water Freaks and Indians plus aerial and clown diving. Awards recognized funniest stunt best executed seals freaks formation maneuvers and more with continued coverage promised.
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Barnard College
A.A
Barnard
Jeanette Reynolds
Toreador
Ruth Thompson
Dorothy’ King
Dorothy Watts
Dorothy Brurneck
Ring Circus
Lucille Feist
Dorothy Brunneck
Awards Presented At A A Banquet Friday
The A A banquet held in the gym Friday May 11 featured athletic award presentations and a Freshman skit Trial by Jury. Miss Wayman showed motion pictures of Barnard life while Georgiana Remner served as toastmistress. Helen Flanagan and Agnes Wayman addressed the gathering and Miss Hodgkins spoke on Living for Fun.
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A.A
Barnard Life
Miss. Wayman
Georgiana Remner
Helen Flanagan
L. A
Agnes R. Wayman
Porgy Remner
Anne Hodgkins
Suzanne Strait
Roselle Riggin
The
Sophomores Show Bias Toward English Literature
The class of 1936 favors English, especially literature, with 36 choosing English majors and 27 in Economics and Sociology as a close second. History appeals to seniors, Chemistry rises among sophomores, and Government grows with 23 students. Psychology more than doubles. Fine Arts and Philosophy decline to single majors.
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C. Strateman
Raymond Knox
Mr. Marshall
By Roderick Dhu Marshall
Mortarboard
Scotland
Rabbi Braunstein
Father Ford
A. A
Mary Dunican
Hal Handsome
Hal
Georgia Colemans
Eleanor
Helms
Peant
Stove Es
Athletic Association
Miss Wayman
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