Religious Symposium Opens At Earl Hall
Dr Merrill a trustee of Union Theological Seminary and pastor spoke on Why I am a Protestant. He said the answer lies in why I am not a Catholic and argued Protestantism aligns with New Testament foundations, modern science, constitutional government, inward spiritual experience, and opportunity for progress.
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Lectures Planned For Italian Club Meetings
The Italian Club met in the Little Parlor on October 28 at noon under AGSe Atma Caran to discuss a social program. Plans include English language lectures on Italian Renaissance painting by Columbia-connected speakers, a Medieval Christmas Pageant, and a December tea-dance open to members and friends. Members urged to join via Barnard Hall poster.
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Sophomores and Freshmen to Hold Joint Games Meeting
At noon on Wednesday November 5 a joint meeting of the Freshman and Sophomore Classes is slated in Room 304 Barnard Hall. The discussion focuses on Greek Games with freshmen urged to attend for their first official information.
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Comic Mystery Show Tonight With Mixed Cast
A comic mystery produced tonight stars Alice Fisher as Betty Hogson Patricia Baker as Mr Hogson Ethel Greenfield as Julien Lucienne Cougnene as the Interpreter Esther Grabelsky as the Inspector Carol Cohn as a waiter and Beatrice Serge as a cashier The event features Henry Holober and his Aristocrats. Tickets cost 125 cents and 1 dollar with discounts for French Club members and guests Proceeds benefit the Barnard Student Scholarship Fund for study abroad.
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Betty Hogson
Patricia Baker
Mr. Hogson
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Lucienne Cougnene
Esther Grabelsky
Carol Cohn
Beatrice Serge
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Henry Holober
Barnard
Barnacle Ball Invites Whole College to November Dance
Barnacle Ball, the fall semester dance at Barnard College, invites all students to attend on November 1. The event promises festive decorations, refreshments, a lively orchestra, faculty and student mingling, attractive favors, and a chance to win valuable prizes, with tickets priced at 3.50 dollars.
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Russian Woman's New Status Is Explained
The piece traces the evolution of Russian women from late imperial times to the 20th century. It notes greater participation in politics and professions, university access, and wartime roles, with the Grand Duchess serving as an example in New York while relief and admiration greet the lecture.
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Royal Famly
New York
De Haas Traces Rise Of Zionism Movement
The lecture outlines a Jewish majority as solution to minority suffering and links it with statecraft and economics. De Haas cites 100000 Eastern European youths rallying to a World Jewish Congress in 1897 to organize and publicize Zionist aims.
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Fall Track Scores Ease Past In 1932 Meet
The fall track meet last Monday and Tuesday produced a 28 to 1e points spread as scores were based on points beyond the minimum to score. Senior participation under the new system left them last. Idith Tomkins led with 200 points, over Trude Ware 197, and Sally Anthony 177.
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