Informal Recital by Dancing Classes Draws Crowd
This year’s informal recital by the dancing classes attracted a large audience on May 8. Young dancers performed with grace and spirit while the advanced group presented two group dances synchronized with readings by Mary Benjamin. The program featured a mix of original and charm filled dances including a Trish jig and several character dances.
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Barnard
Mary Benjamin
Vachel Lindsay
Congo
Recital of Songs and Madrigals Held at College Parlor
On Tuesday May 8 in the College Parlor members of Professor Haller's Elizabethan Literature course presented a recital of songs and madrigals from that period. The performance featured picturesque costumes and very pleasing singing. Students Mildred White Frances Felsher Phoebe Wilcox Leah Norton Wynn Byard contributed to the program.
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Professor Haller
Ture
Stu
Meeting Discusses Correlating College Courses
At the meeting the need for real groupings of courses was raised to show interrelationships among subjects. Suggestions included more cooperation between professors and a course linking various information learned in college to give students a clearer career perspective.
1925 Wins Sing Song At College Contest
A college event in 1925 showcased songs and a cheer with Melosh leading the effort. Bradley, Weed, Seymour and new member C. Bradley earned recognition for words and performance, while judges Parker, Canfield, Baldwin, and Lamson evaluated music and execution as scores tallied 1314 for 1925, 834 for 1926, and totals 2214 for 1923 1924 and 1925.
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M. Melosh
E. ' Newcomer
C. ‘Bradley
M. Weed
K. Seymour
Laura Parker
Canfield
Baldwin
Lamson
1922 Notes on Widely Active Harlem YWCA Members
Gladys Mackechnie class of 1922 serves as Office Secretary at the Harlem YWCA. Jane Dewey class of 1922 studies at MIT. Margaret Emerson class of 1922 studies Kindergarten at TC. Isabel Strang studies Costume Design at NY School of Fine and Applied Art. Helen Mack class of 1922 studies at University of London. Leah Josephson class of 1922 edits the Physical Culture Page for Newspaper Feature Service. Adrienne Covert class of 1922 teaches English at Natick. Josephine Ball class of 1922 appointed Research Assistant at National Research Council in Washington.
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Isabel Strang
The
New York School of Fine and Applied Art
Leah Josephson
Josephine Ball
National Research Council
Washington
Abbé Dimnet Speaks on Literature and Life
Abbé Dimnet said many fine writers choose unfortunate subjects and titles. He argued literature for the French means life not morals, and that people crave forceful ideas. He believed poor literature results from a shortage of things to say, not inability to express them.
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Abbé Dimnet
L’abbé Dimnet
The Business Manager's Role Across Industries
The business manager coordinates operations, finances, and strategy within a company. This role oversees resource allocation, staff leadership, and performance metrics to drive growth and efficiency.
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Leah Norton, Wynn Byard
Gladys Mackechnie
Jane Dewey
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Margaret Emerson
T. C
Helen’ Mack
University of London
Adrienne Covert
Nattituck, L.t
Fifth Avenue
Greater
New York
Columbia University
Amy Cotton
Columbus
M. Giammancheri
West
83Rd Street
Schuyler
Jeanne Dentz
Broadway
Morningside
James Donnelly
Kodaks
Amsterdam Ave
New York City
123Rd Street
Violets College Florist
S. J. Vlassis
Broadway, Bet
Sts
Telephone
L’abbe Dimnet
Maison Fichl Guettinger & Baertschi
Bet
West 36Th Street
Livingston Street
Brooklyn, N. Y
Columbia University:Press Bookstore
Lohden Bros. Inc. Confectioners
Bohm
Anna J. Ryan, Inc
113Th Street
Victrolas
Records
108Th Street
Flying Fame
Amsterdam Avenue
117Th Street
121St Street
Biacake Tea Room
114Th
115Th Sts
A. G. Seiler
Whittier Hall
Emil. Pellenberg
Fine Framing, Mirrors & Paintings
West 125Th Street
Chas. Friedgen
Livingston Hall
120Th ST
Dame
Dame Nature Co
Wellington Street
Chicare
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