Health committee to host shoe exhibit at college
The Health Committee of the Athletic Association and the Physical Education Department announce an annual shoe exhibit in the Conference Room on Wednesday November 14 from 10 to 4 30. Demonstrations of the sensible shoe feature inner orthopedic lines and health information pamphlets will be available. Exhibitors include J Miller Pediforme Garrod B Altman Arch Relief and Julius Grossman with some items discounted up to 10 percent.
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The
Athletic Association
Physical Education’ Department
Alice Olsen
J. Miller
Pediforme
Garrod
B. Altman
Arch-Relief
Julius Grossman
Violet Hapwood Wins College Archery Championship
Violet Hapwood 35 won the college archery title with 163 points from 36 arrows at the tournament on Friday. Hilda Knobloch 35 finished second with 154 and Ruth Triggs 37 third with 146. Senior Class led with 2443 points, followed by Junior 1098 and Sophomore 1015. The eight finalists were chosen from the month’s top scorers as the 40 yard range demanded greater skill. This marks Hapwood’s second consecutive championship win.
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Violet Hapwood
Hilda Knobloch
Ruth Triggs
Violet Hopwood
Badminton Tournament Announces Formal Singes Start
Announcement previews a badminton tournament starting November 22 with signups via a November 19 poster. Eligibility follows the tennis meet rules including academic physical and medical checks.
Louis Adamic Speaks At Writers Club
Louis Adamic discusses The Native's Return and his exile from Jugoslavia, recounting travel plans and affection for Carniola while Benjamin Appel talks on Little Magazines at the Writers Club in Harkness Academic Theatre per Columbia Spectator.
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Louis Adamic
Writers Club
Europe
Jugoslavia
Benjamin Appel
Harkness Academic Theatre
Mr. Adamic
America
Switzerland
Carniola
Appel
Newman Club opens year with Ford speech and plans
Father Ford spoke at the Newman Club meeting in the Conference Room as Miss Edith Beckler announced the New York Province Newman Clubs convention set for January 11 to 13, 1935 with dances, a communion, and breakfast at the Commodore and St Patrick's. Barnard Club chair Edith Beckler will oversee the informal dance. A Barnard Camp weekend is slated for December 7 to 9. In tennis finals Helen Winselman beat Marion Greenebaum to claim the all college title. Mary Heuser was freshman champion and Dorothy Braunek junior champion.
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Newman Club
Father Ford
Edith Beckler
New York
Newman Clubs
Biltmore
Commodore
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Barnard
Helen Winselman
Marion Greenebaum
Mary
Heuser
Dorothy Brauneck
Church Group Seeks Government Armament Control Manifesto
Trustees of the Church Peace Union at 70 Fifth Avenue issued an Armistice Day message demanding government control of armaments, end to military drills for youths, drastic budget cuts, abolition of armed forces except police, and no more army or navy delegates to peace talks. The manifesto urged World Court and League of Nations membership and urged churches to proclaim an end to war plans and preparations.
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Church Peace Union
Fifth Avenue
United States
World Court
League of Nations
Goya Performs in New York Town Hall Show
Carola Goya appeared at Town Hall on Monday night with Beatrice Burford on harp and Norman Secon on piano after a season away. The program featured swift costume changes, castanet work in Malaguena Gitana, and graceful yet uneven choreography. Burford offered pleasant harp groups, notably Corelli Giga, while the audience applauded widely.
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Carola Goya
New York
Town Hall
Beatrice Burford
Norman Secon
Miss’ Goya
Malaga
Miss Goya
Wigs And Cues Tez Elects Officers At Meeting
At a recent Wigs and Cues meeting Julia Riera was elected president with M J Fisher as vice president. Ruth Wolin, Sylvia Shimberg, and Margaret Carson were named officers including social chair, costume chair, and publicity manager, while Nancy Crowell became stage manager. The board, with Professor Latham, selects plays for the club.
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Aristophanes
Miss Riera
Glee Club
Julia Riera
M. J. Fisher
Ruth Wolin
Sylvia Shimberg
Margaret Carson
Nancy Crowell
Muriel Hutchison
Georgiana Remer
Professor Latham
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A. A. Notes
Corinne Bize
Elise Cobb
Jane Craighead
Jean Sherwood
Mr. Guggenheim
Columbia Spectator
Convent
Gantley
FOOD
Gantley’s
Broadway
114Th St
Barbizon
Lexington Avenue
63Rd Street
New York City
SP. Lorillard Co
Ace
Erie
George Raft
Paramount Picture
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