Vocational Tea Presents Talks From Alumni Panel
An upcoming vocational tea on December 5 in the College Parlor will feature alumni speakers on teaching medicine employment and personnel work and advertising. Harriet F Hale head of Morris High School history department will discuss teaching along with other New York educators and R Gierhart and E Adams will coordinate contact for teaching interest. Hedwig Koenig a physician at the Children's Clinic will discuss medical and laboratory careers and Mildred Wurthmann and Coretta Thielker will speak on medicine. Louise C Odencrantz director of the Employment Center for the Handicapped will address employment and government related opportunities.
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Aline Joveshof
Harriet F. Hale
Morris High School
New York City
Hedwig Koenig
Children’s Clinic
New York Hospital
U.S. Rubber Company
Lord and Taylor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Children's Hospital
San Francisco
Mildred Wurthmann
Coretta Thielker
Louise C. Odencrantz
Employment Center For the Handicapped
State Employment Department
College Settlement Association Investiga
French Club Stages Molliere Satire in Brinkerhoff Theatre
The Societe Francaise presented Molliere’s Les Precieuses Ridicules in Brinkerhoff Theatre on November 23 directed by Madame Jeanne Vidon Varney. Proceeds fund a Paris fellowship for a French major for three months of study in France. The cast listed includes La Grange and Gorgibus among others with notable attendees in the audience.
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Moliere
Societe Francaise
Brinkerhoff Theatre
Jeanne Vidon-Varney
Paris
France
la Grange
Jane Anderton
du Croisy
Ann Furman
Gorgibus
Nora Laurie
Magdelen
Madeleine Vaurie
Cathos
Judith Lenert
Marotte
Jane Block
Almanzor
Mary McClintock
Mascarille
Paula Thibault
Jodelet
Shirley Adelson
Porteurs
Catharine Wilson
Miriam Kornblith
Voisins
Jean Goldstein
Bobbie Suckle
Barnard Glee Club to Join Thanksgiving University Service
The Barnard Glee Club will assist the Columbia Glee Club and University Choir at the university Thanksgiving service on Tuesday November 27 at 1 PM. They will sing Schutz Cantate Domino, a typical seventeenth century anthem. The Barnard Glee Club’s next appearance is at the annual Christmas assembly of the College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Glee Club
Columbia Glee Club
University
Porgy Rambles On About Tom Thumb and Eggs Prices
Porgy, in a talky, burlesque style, riffs on Tom Thumb, CCNY, and the price of eggs amid a world of tense politics. He notes a high Broadway success for his group, mocks international tensions, and teases future page 3 continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C.N. Y
Fielding
Broadway
Cc.n.y
Cliff Montgomery
Land of the Rising Sun
Hitler
Hera Chosen as Greek Games Deity by Central Committee
Hera queen of the gods was selected as the patron deity for this year's Greek Games by the Central Committee at a meeting last Tuesday. The decision cites her mythological richness and colorful costume possibilities tied to rainbows and peacocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeus
Hea
Hera
Jane Craighead
Ruth Kleiner
Jean Bullow
Margery Ray
Carolyn Babcock
Ruth Harris
Gretchen Ridder
Mary Jane Brown
Delight Nall
Irene Lacey
Aline Freundenhein
Thanksgiving Service At Columbia University
Columbia University conducts a Thanksgiving service at Saint Pauls Chapel at 1 10 P M with the Columbia Mixed Glee Club led by Professor Lowell Beveridge and the Chapel Choir. Dr Henry Sloane Coffin of Union Theological Seminary preaches using Acts 28 15 as text. A front block seats Barnard students. The service, attended by many and usually crowded, suspends college activities for the ceremony and collects a weekday offering for local poor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Saint Paul’s Chapel
Columbia Mixed Glee Club
Lowell P. Beveridge
Heinrich Schutz
Henry Sloane Coffin
Union Theological Seminary
Barnard
Anti-War Conclave Closes With Walkouts and 21 Point Plan
Eighteen delegates left in a heated split as the third Anti-War Conference adopted a 21 point program. A Continuations Committee was elected to replace the University against War Committee and to carry on its work. The body voted to stay allied with the American League against War and Fascism and join the American Youth Conference, pledging non-support for any U S war and denouncing militarization. Delegates to anti-war conferences for the next two months were chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League Against
United States
Columbia
Seth Low
Vic
Emmanuel Murty
Student Council Adopts Eligibility Amendment
The Eligibility Committee approved a constitutional amendment at the November 22 meeting. It requires a student notified of ineligibility to resign immediately from the Committee and the organization she serves, with immediate effect.
Collegians Slang Revealed by Greet Interview
Professor W Cabell Greet of English and editor of American Speech interviews two students about slang at Barnard College. He says there is no distinctly American college slang but then offers examples like hop a crib and strawing. He jokes that the meagre list is not suitable for a book and tells the press not to use quotation marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Cabell Greet
Barnard College
America
Broadway
Greet
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Dorothy Sandle
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