Wigs and Cues Club Debuts New Decor In Open House
Freshmen performers gathered around the punch bowl in a newly redecorated basement club room. Nico Gershon Tuc Quintero and Lucia Quintero painted walls blue with rust trim, added drapes and cretonne furniture, and Roberta Hadley introduced members to officers as skits were performed.
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Drackerhoth
Nico Gershon
Tuccu Quintero
Lucia Quintero
Alice Gershon
Barnard Assembly Highlights War Relief Drive Leaders
Alumnae, faculty, and students gathered to hear updates on the British War Relief Drive. Miss Wickenden explained the Barnard Committee’s aims and activities for the coming week, noting the single request for more money time and work. Dean Gildersleeve urged concentration of effort on one arm to aid suffering peoples. Mrs. Alice Duer Miller, novelist and trustee, read selections from The White Cliffs.
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Barnard Committee For
Dean Gildersleeve
Alice Duer Miller
Barnard College
Miller
the White Cliffs
Busch Series Begin In McMillin Oct 28
The report notes the Busch Series opening in McMillin on October 28 with about fifty compositions credited to the author. It highlights the Symphony in E minor first introduced in 1927 by his brother Kitz Busch, then conductor of the New York Symphony Orchestra, and lists quartet members Gusto Andreasson Karl Doktor and Hermann Busch.
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Kitz Busch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Mr. Busch
Gusto Andreasson
Karl Doktor
Hermann Busch
President Butler Clarifies Position Of Recent Speech
The Columbia University American Committee for Democracy and Individual Freedom released on a Friday afternoon a reply from eight Columbia University members to Nicholas Murray Butler. The letter confirms support for Butler’s October 8 statement defending academic freedom at Columbia and urges Butler to make his views public.
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Butler
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
American Committee
Ruth Benedict
L. ©. Dunn
Robert Lynd
Franz Boas
Clyde R. Miller
Wesley C. Mitchell
Walter Rautenstrattch
Harold C. Urey
Columbia
Freshmen Elect President Friday at Mann High
Jeanne, senior who led formation marching and pre game activities, aims to major in music and has violin training. She praises Barnard and the freshman upperclass dynamic while looking forward to college life. Anne Sirch, Barnard applicant and St Agatha graduate from Jackson Heights, plans English study and travel after graduation.
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Mann High School
Jeanne
Barnard
Anne
Andy” Sirch
St. Agatha Episcopal Girls’ School
Jackson Heights
Long Island
Andy
Rainer to Open Workroom for British War Relief
The workroom opens today offering unfinished clothing for volunteer knitters and sewers. Girls will knit mittens and sweaters for Britain's armed forces, with knitted bags bearing the British War Relief Society emblem. No prior skill needed. instruction and gear provided.
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Britain
British War Relief Society
IRC Business Meeting Held Monday at Noon
The International Relations Club meets Monday at 12 in room 304. Members are reminded to attend and discuss upcoming events and activities.
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IRC
Newman Club first tea of year at College Parlor
The Newman Club holds its first tea of the year Monday October 21 in the College Parlor at 4 PM. New members will be inducted at this gathering.
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Newman Club
College
Young Republicans Host Tea at Conference Room Tuesday
The Young Republicans Club invites members to a tea at 4 PM in the Conference Room on Tuesday. The event aims to foster discussion and camaraderie among young party members.
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