Luncheons Set For June 2 With Bridge And Play
June 2 class luncheons scheduled with no guest speakers named yet. Afternoon bridge at Barnard Hall invites alumnae and students. step singing at seven. Senior Class stage revival A Trip to Scarborough at Brinkerhoff Theatre with rehearsals to begin after finals. Phyllis Machlin show chairman and a long cast list includes Marie D Antona Denise Abbey and others.
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Barnard Hall
Scarborough
Brinkerhoff
Phyllis Machlin
Marie D’antona
Mary Murphy
Janet Silverman
Kitty Reeve Adams
Betty Armstrong
Marjorie Altschul
Aileen Pelletier
Denise Abbey
Bea’ Lightbowne
Mabel Holmes
Anne D’avella
Lillian Hurwitz
Charlotte Waring
Adele Burcher
Jean’ Decker
Mildred Pearson
Italian Club Ends Season With Last Tea Event
The Italian Club held its final biweekly tea to let members speak Italian and sing songs, with Charlotte Bokin performing Italian numbers. Miss Salinger of the Metropolitan Museum lectured on Renaisance sculpture and architecture. Faculty guests included Miss Lawrence, Miss Carbonara, adviser Allan Club, and Professor Braun. New officers elected: Jaine Augsburg pre, Jalie Drozdo, Romaniello, MacLean, and others. Plans include more literary musical and art programs and a future steamer dance aboard campus social events.
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Charlotte Boykin
Salinger
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Tea
Anti war campaigns spread through colleges nationwide
College newspapers report active antiwar efforts at about ninety universities led by the Intercollegiate Disarmament Council. A Columbia network radio program discussed poll results with pacifist and militarist views while Brown University observers note campaigns educate students and prompt some to sign after discussions.
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Brown University Daily Herald
Columbia University Spectator
University
United States
City College
University of Nebraska
Intercollegiate Disarmament Council
Columbia
Brown University
Nation
Harold Seidman
Brown
Fvar
Travel Bulletins Offer Students Tours
Travel offers open to students with $300 plus total costs. Internatl Student Service lists 63 days in Europe for $375 with leaders in multiple countries. Foreign Study Association runs six weeks in Europe from $490 to $650 with camps and study work. Routes include Amsterdam to Stratford on Avon. Columbia See Europe on Wheels costs $32 weekly for self drive. Drama League English Study Tour costs $493. North German Lloyd World Tour costs $650 led by Major Augustus Post.
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Europe
International Student Service
England
Holland
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
France
Belgium
Foreign Study Association
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
the Hague
Cologne
Bonn
Strasbourg
Aixla-Chapelle
Chartres
Paris
London
Cambridge
Oxford
Stratford-on- Avon
Columbia University
Drama League of America
Committee of Twenty Five To Give Bridge on June Event
On Friday June 2 the Committee of Twenty Five plans a bridge event at Barnard Hall to raise funds for scholarships. The College Parlor Smoking Room and Odd Study host guests with undergraduates paying twenty five cents and alumnae fifty cents. Fudge will be sold at nominal rates. Guests arrive 3:30 to 6:30.
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Barnard
Fudge
Officers Installed and Awards at Annual A A Banquet
The report notes officers installed and awards presented at the annual A A banquet. It states students should attend all quizzes and exams and only abstain for illness or urgent necessity as per the Committee on Instruction and Student Council. Signed by Virginia C. Gildersleeve, Dean, and Margaret J. Gristede, Undergraduate President.
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Committee On Instruction and Student Council
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Violet Hopwood Wins Tune Telling Archery Tournament
Violet Hopwood aged 35 won the Tune Telling Archery Tournament held on Wednesday May 10. Betty Broderly finished second. Contestants shot three arrows at each of three targets with pictures and drawings scoring hits. spectators enjoyed the event as others tried varying targets including a wooden horse.
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Violet Hopwood
Betty Broderly
Fracas on Library Steps Over Henderson Dismissal
A large, unruly crowd gathered on the library steps as Henderson supporters and opponents clashed during speeches about his dismissal. Riot squad members did little to stop the free-for-all while speakers decried academic suppression and urged action to defend academic freedom.
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Reed Harris
Donald Henderson
Henderson
Sun Dial
Diego Rivera
Radio City
Columbia
J.B. Matthews
Felllowship
Gold Medal to A Pelletier at Annual Athletic Banquet
The Athletic Association banquet closed the year with undergraduates, faculty, alumnae and guests in attendance. Next year's officers were installed and awards given including numerals, letters, senior awards, banners and the all college cup. Dr Frederick Moroney spoke on youth health education while Dean Gildersleeve praised the A A’s cooperation and sturdy facilities like tennis courts.
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Department of Physical Education
A.A
Frederick
Maroney
Betty Armstrong
Barnard
Dean Gildersleeve
A. A
Install New Officers Of Dorms On Thursday
New dorm officers for Brooks and Hewitt Halls were installed at a house meeting on Thursday evening May 11. Miss Abbott gave a brief speech outlining aims of health happiness academic excellence and adjustment. Margaret Leatherwood the outgoing president thanked several staff members and introduced the new president Helen Cahalane who announced the executive board with vice presidents from Brooks and Hewitt a secretary treasurer social chair and house members for both halls.
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Brooks and Hewitt Halls
Miss Abbott
Margaret Leatherwood
Miss McBride
Markloff
Helen Cahalane
Brooks
Esther Bach
Hewitt
Sally. Gehman
Helen Hershfield
Agnes
Creagh
Peggy
Goble House
Brdals
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Elaine Augsburg
U.S
Miriam
Roher
Dean
Margaret J. Gristede
Rivera
A. Pelletier
Grace
Chin’ Lee
Vivian White
Marion
Fisher ‘Fire
Tiscens
Betty Firth
Ruth ‘Sakerski
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