A A Sports Week At Barnard Details
Dolores Drew notes Barnard A A activities include a poster campaign about AA standards and a week of sports from October 30 to November 3. Tennis tournament opens with 34 players and aims for finals, plus a faculty-student match led by Professor William Montague. Irma Brown named Swimming Manager after Board meeting.
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A.A
Sue Weaver
William Montague
Irma Brown
Irma
Water Ballet
A A Board Members To Attend Faculty Dinner
A A board members will join the Physical Education department for a buffet supper in the Faculty dining room Wednesday evening. A discussion on the group’s activities and coordination with the department will follow the meal.
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A.A
Physical Education
Greek Games fee due for freshmen and sophomores
Nancy Cameron and Maria Balfour announce a one dollar Greek Games fee for all freshmen and sophomores. A noon booth on Jake from 12 to 1 handles payments. those absent may mail funds via Student Mail. Fee grants one ticket to the Games. unpaid by Friday may be referred to the Senior Proctors.
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Nancy Cameron
Jake
Miss Cameron
Maria Balfour
Council Acts: Library rules enforcement and college teas co chair
Irma Brown succeeds Glenn Callen as co chair of College Teas for the dormitories. Council approves a $2.25 fee for Harvest Hop Kids and orders tighter enforcement of library rules.
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Irma Brown
Glenn Callen
Menorah to Hear Rabbi Newman at Seixas Open House
Rabbi Newman of a Reform Congregation in New York will speak on What Have We Re discovered at the first Menorah Seixas Open House this afternoon at 4 in Earl Hall. He authored Jewish Influence on the Christian Reform Movement and other Judaic works. Membership at Menorah tops seventy with a goal of one hundred as dues are collected. The next joint Menorah Seixas meeting will be in three weeks after a Columbia inter-term recess.
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Newman
New York
Menorah- Seixas
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San Francisco Call Bulletin
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West Coast
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Menorah Association
Young Judea
Menorah
Iris Davis
Judith Rudansky
The
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Columbia
Ruben’s Theater Philosophy Highlights Amateurs’ Talent
The article portrays Ruben praising Barnard's student group for their intelligence and flair in theater. He details his method of drawing out talent, shaping personalities, and the need for experience in a drama instructor. He remains a performer at heart, mixing seriousness with a hopeful, inspiring presence.
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Barnard
Latham
Ruben
Music Club reveals new semester plans
With eighty five members registered, Music Club begins the year with plans for informal musicales on Friday afternoons and student recitals. Alice Eaton announces joint meetings with the French Club and guest artists, while dues are due by November 1 to Treasurer Helene Dreifuss.
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Music Club
Helene Dreifuss
Alice Eaton
German Club Meet Monday at Milbank Room 115
Deutches Kreis plans a Monday meeting October 28 from 4 to 6 in room 115 Milbank. Beverly Turner Mary Wilby and Sabra Follett will share experiences at the Middlebury Language School this summer. Only German will be spoken at the gathering for new and old members.
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Deutches Kreis
Milbank
Beverly Turner
Mary Wilby
Sabra Follett
Middlebury
French Club Meets in Conference Room Today
The French Club holds its first meeting of the year at noon in the Conference Room. Elections will select two secretaries. President Jacqueline Baumann 45 will outline plans for the coming year.
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Jacqueline Baumann
Midshipmen Outnumber Girls At Coffee Dance
The Barnard Hall coffee dance drew over 100 midshipmen and 75 girls in Earl Hall from 2:30 to 5. Local chairman Dorothy Pasetti reported the event a success and predicted a long series of similar activities for the year. Freshmen were at Barnard Camp, with a separate coffee dance for them planned soon.
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Barnard Hall
Earl Hall
Dorothy Pasetti
Barnard
Harvest Hop Set for Oct 28 at Barnard
Miriam Skinner of the Athletic Association announces the Harvest Hop will be Oct 28 with blind dates arranged for interested students. The Barnard autumn dance features a harvest theme with Walter Leege's band providing music and cider and doughnuts for refreshments.
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Flop
The
Athletic Association
Barnard
Marilyn Chasin
Ruth Bischoff
Helen Trevor
Eleanor Webber
Dorothy Vasetti
Marion Catalane
Hope Simon
Mildred Carpenter
Walter Leege
Organizing Partisan Groups on Campus Behind Democratic Booth
Organize partisan campus groups behind the Democratic Committee. Circulation of campaign background on campus will be provided while literature for President Roosevelt supporters is available at a Democratic booth. The aim is to help voters make informed choices with factual information.
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Democratic Committee
Roosevelt
Ruth Carson West Urges Love to Do God’s Will
Ruth Carson West President of Columbia UCA spoke at St. Pauls Chapel urging Christians to enact God’s will through love. She cites Isaiah and the Lord’s Prayer reminding followers to love God and neighbor amid war and hate.
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Columbia Uca
UCA
St. Paul’s Chapel
Isaiah
God
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