Barnard Readers Invited to Enter Short Story Contest
Barnard College announces a short story contest open to undergraduates with prizes of two year Story Magazine subscriptions. Judges include Professor Athel Sturtevant Miss Martha lley and Professor Angus Burrell. Submissions due December 3 at Barnard Quarterly.
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Barnard Quarterly
Athel Sturtevant
Barnard
Martha Lley
Story Magnum
Angus Burrell
Columbia University
Columbia Waiters’ Club
Barnard College
Raphael Soyer
Bronx Street
Stalon
Columbia Unversity
New York
Story Magazine
Gena Tenney Wins Royal College of Music Scholarship
Gena Tenney, Barnard valedictorian and Phi Beta Kappa member, has won the Royal College of Music Composition Fellowship in London. First American recipient, she studies with Gordon Jacobs and Sir Malcolm Sargent, conducted the college orchestra in Mozart and Beethoven, and will stay eight more months before returning to the United States to pursue composing, conducting, or teaching.
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Gena Tenney
Phi Beta Kappa
Barnard
Royal College of Music
London
Royal College
Gordon Jacobs
Malcolm Sergent
Miss Tenney
America
Peace Week Activities Begin October 28 Collegewide
The college announces Peace Week events starting October 28 with participation from all branches and the dean expected to attend.
Mrs Vera Micheles Dean to Speak on War or Peace in Europe
Mrs Vera Micheles Dean, authority on European affairs, will address the II College Assembly Tuesday at 1 10 in the Gym on War or Peace in Europe. Dean, born in Russia and educated at Radcliffe Yale, is a research associate and editor for the Foreign Policy Association and has written on Soviet Russia and Fascist Italy.
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America
Vera Micheles
Prof. Braun
Dean
Europe
Foreign Policy Association
Russia
United States
Radcliffe
Yale
Government Department
Italy
Danubian
Soviet Russia
New Republic
the Nation
Edmund B. Chaffee
All College Peace
Shotwell
College Peace
Jenny Smith Leiper
The
Universal Council For Peace
Seph-Frosh Party Tonight At Barnard Hall
The traditional Seph-Frosh party runs from 6:30 to 10:00 PM with skits torch ceremony songs and dancing. About 100 freshmen and sophomores attend as Student Council guests. Sign up in Barnard Hall or via distributed slips and pay 50 cents day students 5 cents dorm residents.
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Barnard Hall
Ruth Gould
Deborah Hunt
Religious clubs stage Peace Week with chapel services
Peace Week opens in the chapel on Sunday October 28 with daily services led by peace speakers including Professor Shotwell from Columbia History, Rev Bruce Curry and Chaplain Knox. The Current Events Club and several student groups plan a joint symposium and address sessions led by Dr Vera Micheles Dean and Suzanne Strait.
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Professor Shotwell
History Department
Columbia
Bruce Curry
Knox
Iondas
Treadwell Smith
Vera Micheles
Corference
Suzanne Strait
Newman
Menorah
Espiscopal
Wycliff
Rom
Barnard
McConnell
Espiscopal Church
Arthur Garfield Hays
Newman Club
Diana Campbell
Kathleen Murphy
Agnes Leckie
Peardon
Gayer
Culag the Highland Terrier Impresses with Rubber Bone Fame
Culag, a Highland Terrier from Scotland, gains unexpected publicity in New York. Miss Gildersleeve teaches walking rules to coax him along as he sniffs and lags. A rubber bone gift and imagination define his quirky, fearless life on campus.
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Culag
Rubber Bone
Dean Virginia Culag
Scotland
Vildersleeve
Isildersleeve
Ile
Highlands
Resignation Accepted of Barnard Trustee George W. Wickersham
At a Barnard College board meeting the Honorable George W. Wickersham resigned from the Board due to health. He had served since February 8, 1918, contributing time and guidance to the college amid many concerns. The trustees expressed deep regret at his retirement.
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Barnard College
George W. Wickersham
Wickersham
Barnard
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Anna Shaw
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American Association of Uni
University Chapel
G. W. Wickersham
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