Sports Week Plans At City College With Various Events
The athletic association announces a Sports Week from November 1 to 2 featuring films, tennis, swim demos, a dance show, and an informal track meet. Corinne Bize, a sophomore transfer, is highlighted for high jump potential. An underground rumor promises an apple at Sports Day.
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Athletic Association
Paabee
Parcipants
Barnard City
Tenniquoit Tourwell
Fargament
Mutuar
Corinne Bize
Florida College
Barnard Movies to Close Thursday October 18
A Barnard College notice invites students to attend a film program featuring Johnny Weissmuller and others. The event includes demonstrations of swimming strokes tennis play and golf guidance by famous figures. Attendees are urged to come early and enjoy the all star cast in Barnard Hall on Thursday at 4 PM.
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Nemo
Olympia
Agne R. Wayman
Barnard
Johnny Weissmuller
Weissmuller
Helen Wills Moody
Till Tilden
Bobby Jones
Japan
Sant
Barfind Iit
Ng Sing
Weil
Barnard Hall
Thirrsat
Young cellist Flori Shorr Debuts at Town Hall in New York
Flori Shorr, a gifted young cellist, made her New York debut at Town Hall on Tuesday afternoon October 9 with a program of solo works and sonatas. Her brother Leo Shorr accompanied on piano. The Brahms Cello Sonata in F Major and a collection of pieces by Debussy Alfano Casella Delane and others highlighted an assured warm tone and elegant interpretation. Shorr's future Town Hall recital is listed for Friday evening October 19.
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Flori Shorr
New York
Town Hall
Leo Shorr
Miss Shorr
Samartini
Haydn
Flayda
Debussy
Delane
Alfano
Casella
Fragmentary OCR Snippet on Swim Transfer Students
The readable portion mentions transfer students and a beginner test context. No clear event names, dates, or organizations are present to anchor a full summary.
Town Art Critique Highlights Modern Still Life Trend
The piece reviews color technique and decor by Nicolaides with portraits and minor sculpture by Zorack. It condemns a Young group sculpture as weak three dimensional work. It notes a lean toward still life and genre scenes, with limited human nude references, on display until October 20 for the College Art Traveling exhibit.
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Nicolaides
Zorack
Young
College
Faculty Reception At Deanery Thursday October Nineteenth
Dean Gildersleeve welcomes the faculty at the Deanery Thursday afternoon from four thirty to six. Staff will meet two new members Dr Margarete Bieber visiting lecturer in Fine Arts and Archaeology and Miss Marguerite Mespoulet associate in French.
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Gildersleeve
Margarete Bieber
Marguerite Mespoulet
Psychology Club Holds Its First Meeting and Elections
The Psychology Club met Thursday led by President Angela Folsom to elect officers. Frances Sproul became combined vice president treasurer, Marjorie Allen secretary, Helen Atwood Poster Chairman, and Ethel Flesche Publicity Chairman. Dues were raised to fund more activities and eligibility for Mortarboard. Professor Gardner Murphy of Columbia’s Social Psychology Department is slated to speak on The Psychology of Peace.
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Psychology Club
Angela Folsom
Frances Sproul
Marjorie Allen
Helen Atwood
Ethel Flesche
Miss Folsom
Gardner Murphy
Social Psychology Department of
Columbia
Murphy
Social Science Forum Welcomes New Members and Plans Crime Symposium
The Social Science Forum hosted a tea in the Conference Room to greet new members with the college invited. Natalie Monaghan, the forum treasurer, poured. A crime symposium is announced with Professor Baker likely to discuss Labor at an upcoming luncheon meeting.
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Social Science Forum
Natalie Monaghan
Baker
Economics
Barnard Music Club Opens Year With Student Pianists
Barnard Music Club held its first meeting of the year on Friday October 12 in 408 Barnard. Helen Dykema president opened the gathering introducing Cynthia Rose the first performer who played Brahms and Bach. Dykema performed multiple Brahms pieces and substituted for ill Deborah Hunt. Ruth Walters played Moskowski Air de Ballet and Myra Scrating offered Ravel Jeud Eau and Hark Hark the Lark plus a Schubert transcription.
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Barnard
Barnard Music Club
Helen Dykema
Cynthia Rose
Brahms
Bach
Cappricio
Deborah Hunt
Miss Dykema
Ruth Walters
Moskowski
Air de Ballet
Myra Scrating
Ravel
Hark
Schubert
History Majors Tea Meeting Set For Four
History majors from juniors to seniors gather Tuesday October 16 at 4 PM in the Conference Room. Faculty hostesses pour tea with Mary Selee and Claire Wander serving, continuing an annual post for informal student contact since 1931. Elisabeth Swinton.
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History Department
Mary Selee
Claire Wander
Byrne
Election of Eleanor Goldberger as President replaces Blanche Goldman
At a recent meeting Eleanor Goldberger was elected president succeeding Blanche Goldman who left for Columbia Law School. Frances Flenderson is also mentioned in the discussion.
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Eleanor Goldberger
Blanche Goldman
Columbia Law School
Frances Flenderson
Italian Club Hears Student On Florence Study Year
On Tuesday October 9 the Italian club met in the conference room for its first gathering of the semester. Elaine Augsbury described her junior year in Florence and plans for the year ahead were discussed amid songs and tea.
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Florence
Elaine Augsbury
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