Moley Debates Two-Term Tradition Amid Dance Class Oddity
The debate on reform versus two-term tradition unfolds with Professor Moley arguing for principle and progress, while Tugwell presses executive vs. Senate clashes. Barnard's Van Am dance classes in John Jay Hall draw mostly male students, prompting calls for more co ed balance as Floyd Carnaby leads sessions with growing interest.
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Professor Moley
Tugwell
Executive
Senate
Brain Trust
News Week
Barnard
John Jay Halli
Floyd Carnaby
Shay
Sambo
Sigma Chi
van Am
Teachers’ College
White Horse Inn
Rocky Mountain
University of Utah
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Carnaby
Salt Lake City
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Westchester Barnard Club Sees Barnard Campus Tour
The Westchester Barnard Club plans an extensive sightseeing tour for Barnard students in Westchester and local high schoolers on Friday October 28. They meet at Brooks Hall at 4 pm, tour Barnard Hall from cafeteria to pool, view Milbank labs, then visit Chapels Library and schools at Columbia before returning to Brook for tea in the hiveing room.
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Barnard Club
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Westchester High School
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Sports Week Features Tenikoit Tennis and Swimming Events
The story covers a Tenikoit tournament between students and faculty with first place to the faculty duo Miss Tuzo and Professor Greet. It notes Yonker's tournament participation by Miss Ostruk and includes a rodeo cowboy spectator. A swimming meet highlights Agnes Adamy and Doris Noakes with several students in Flutterboard and related events.
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Yonker
Barnard
West of Broadway
Miss Hillas
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Tenikoit
Tuzo
Greet
Anne Milman
Irma Zweigel
Holzwasser and
Boorse
Cozette Utech
Marjorie Davidson
Miss Abbot
von Forstmeyer
Miss Harding
Agnes Adamy
Doris Noakes
Marion Sickles
Barbara Ambrosini
Bob Maresco
Jane MacDonald
Joan Rich
Grace Maresco
Spanish War Relief highlighted by Camprubi de Jimenez luncheon
Zenobia Camprubi de Jimenez, guest of honor at a Spanish Majors luncheon, recounted relief work for Spanish children and refugees. She noted Madrid asylum founders, urged donation of juvenile books, and described women’s shifting roles and art preservation amid the war. Susan Huntington Vernon also attended with department faculty and Latin American students.
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Barnard
Zenobia Jiménez
Madrid
Jiménez
France
Spain
Museo del Prado
Torres de Serrano
Valencia
Susan Huntington Vernon
Spanish International Institute
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