Freshman Tea Dance Invites Columbia Students at John Jay
Freshmen at Columbia are invited to a tea dance in John Jay from 4 to 6 with fifty female attendees limited due to space. Ten upperclassmen of Van Am will escort them while chaperones Eléanor Webb and others supervise. No charge, dress code requires high heels and stockings.
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Cohmsbia
Plato
John Jay
Columbia
Jake
van Am
Eléanor Webb
Betty Hant
Barbara Heinzen
Yvonne Courant
Francine Salzman
Forty-Eight Students Enter Annual Tennis Tournament
Forty-eight students participate in the annual tennis singles event while 22 girls compete for the Barnard tenikot title. Ottilie Glennon beats Phyllis Cross 6-1 6-0 and Pauline Washburn defeats Beatrice Kremsdorf 6-1 6-0. Elizabeth Allent ousts Irene Herzfeld 15-12 15-10 in tenikot. Managers are Marion Meding and Anne Heene. Referees listed. doubles to be played next spring. last year’s champs were Amelia Smith and Joan Filley.
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Barnard
Tenikoit
Ottilie Glennon
Phyllis
Cross
Pauline Washburn
Beatrice Kremsdorf
Elizabeth Allent
Irene Herzfeld
Marion Meding
Anne Heene
Tenikots
Avere Amelia Smith
Joan Filley
Tenikot
Girls Hear CURC Programs on Night Schedule
Nancy Edwards opens a world news digest at 9 10 then CURC airs Camels Campus Caravan at 9 15 followed by All Fresh at 9 30 prepared by Jessie Scott Jean Davies and Jane Brunstetter A Salute to Barnard by CURC staff is at 10 00 Music to Study By runs from 10 30 to 11 and Donna Browns Symphonic Hour closes until midnight.
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Nancy Edwards
Camels
CURC
Columbia
Jessie Scott
Jean Davies
Jane Brunstetter
Dorothy ‘Summers
Barnard
Donna Brown
Psychology Majors Meet In Milbank Room 304
Psychology majors will meet in Room 304 Milbank next Tuesday October 14 at 1 10 p m Dr Gelolo McHugh will demonstrate experiments he performed in working for his doctorate.
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Barnard Hall
Milbank
Gelolo
McHugh
Dean Gildersleeve Urges Honor Code at Assembly
Dean Gildersleeve speaks on helping the college, saving electricity and supporting the lunch room while Miss Bayer outlines the Honor Code and Honor Board. She urges students not to fear reporting offenses, noting moral wrongs and damaged morale necessitating help alongside censure.
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Bayer
Dean Emphasizes Scholarships and National Unity
The Dean’s annual report calls for more money for scholarships and highlights American Citizenship Scholarships to attract Barnard students from diverse regions. She argues Barnard should maintain a cross sectional student body to foster national unity and reduce sectionalism through college cooperation.
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Barnard
Gildersleeve
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E. Allen
M. Barr
C. Lamouree
L. Ross
Dean
Dean Gildersleeve
The
Honor Board
Gene Autry
Tunity
America
Vaughn
Monroe
New York
Commodore
Lexington Ave
42Nd St
Schiller’s
Barnard Stationery
Loose Leaf Books
116Th Street
King’s Kitchen
Broadway
113Th Street
Carl
Iow Street
St., E. of B’way
Barnard Camp
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