Fourteen reporters added to Bulletin News Staff
Fourteen reporters passed three weeks of tryouts and joined the Bulletin News Staff. Elizabeth Simpson becomes Assistant Editor. Diana Hirsh Doris Pascal and Miriam Roher named copy editors. Natalie Joffes Clare Danny and Ruth Kleiner serve as proofreaders. News Board members added include Sally Dermody Adele Hagland Helen Hartmann Gertrude Downn Mice Ginsberg Elaine Goltz Hetty Luliice Marian Patterson Sally Popkin Alice Semmes Margery Ray Rosalie Stewie Helen Foster and Gertrude Neary.
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Bulletin News
Elizabeth Simpson
Diana Hirsh
Doris Pascal
Miriam Roher
Natalie Joffes
Clare Danny
Ruth Kleiner
News Board
Sally Dermody
Adele Hagland
Helen Hartmann
Gertrude Downn
Mice Ginsberg
Elaine Goltz
Hetty Luliice
Marian Patterson
Sally Popkin
Alice Semmes
Margery Ray
Rosalie ‘Stewie
Helen Foster
Gertrude Neary
Wigs And Gues Elect Thirty New Members
Voters chose thirty new members last week. Named include A Anderson, 35 Adair Brasted, Cahn, Honora Dalton, 37 Natalie Flatow, Carol Franz, Jenson 36 Elaine Goltz 36 Shirley Johnstone 37 Ruth Peay, Harriet McClure, Kenzi 37, Marta Reed, Eleanor Sickles 37, Philomena Debe among others. The new members were announced for the group’s November eligibility.
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A Anderson
Adair
Brasted
Cahn
Honora
Dalton
Natalie
Flatow
Carol
Franz
Jenson
Elaine Goltz
Shirley
Tohnstone
Wig Aizat
Ruth Peay
Eleanor
Mary
Shywie
Dr Alsop to Speak at College Assembly
College physician Dr Alsop of Barnard will deliver the principal address at the Athletic Association assembly today at one in the gym. Freshmen and transfers must attend. other students may attend and may count attendance for one PE hour this week.
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Dr. Alsop
College Assembly
Alsop
Barnard
the Athletic Association
Five Alumnae Lectures Planned This Season
The Alumnae Society announces a series of lectures in Brinckerhoff Theatre starting November 2 with Professor Moley on education and politics. The schedule includes Parker Moon on December 5, Carlton J. Hayes on January 19, February 12 Alumnae Day, W Cabell Greet on March 6, and a June 6 commencement reunion lecture. Coffee will be served in the German Room after evening talks, and faculty members are invited. Balcony seating noted.
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Moley
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Parker
T. Moon
Carlton J. H. Hayes
W. Cabell
Braun
Ressmeyer
Costume Party Draws Crowd at Barnard Cafeteria
A large diverse crowd attended Barnard College’s Sophomore Freshman party on Friday October 27. Costumes ranged from Mae West to Sherlock Holmes as students enjoyed skits, songs, a torch ceremony installing the Freshman class, and post event games in the gym.
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Barnard
Mae Wests
Ghandis
Wrigley’ Twins
Sherlock Holmses
Charlie Chaplins
Jane Eisler
Barnard College
Erskine Set as Soloist for Glee Club Concert Night
John Erskine and pianist Frank Sheridan will be soloists for a Glee Club Concert and Dance on November 4 in the gym from 9 to 1. Invited guests include several deans and professors. Columbia Music Faculty members will also attend. Tickets are fifty cents. concert and dance bids cost one dollar and fifty cents per couple. Tickets go on sale November 1–3 from 12 to 1. The Columbia Blue Lions will provide dancing afterward, with an expected 300 attendees.
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Barnard
John Erskine
Frank Sheridan
Columbia
Glee Club
Dean Gildersleeve
Miss Weeks
Miss Kruger
Miss Abbott
Braun
Beveridge
Walter H. Hall
Columbia Music
Douglas Moore
Daniel G. Mason
Seth Bing
Charles Doersam
Herbert Dittler
Howard Brockway
Lorraine Smith ‘Resnick
William Mitchell
Jake
Columbia Blue Lions
Sophomore Greek Games Committee Announced
Helen Nicholl 1936 Greek Games Chairman announces the selection of the Greek Games Committee Entrance Chairman Alice Corneille Athletics Chairman Hilda Knobloch Dance Chairman Kay Murphy Elizabeth Jones Properties Chairman Beth Rusk Jones Lyrics Chairman Asn Pecheux Music Chairman Jean Nette Stegmaier Business Chairman Denis Pascal Judges Chairman Frances Pond
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Helen Nicholl
Alice’ Corneille
Hilda Knobloch
Kay ‘Murphy
Vetumes
Elizabeth ‘Jones
Are ‘Beth
Rusk Jones
Asn
Pecheux
Jeannette Stegmaier
Denis Pascal
Frances ‘Pond
Hoey Campaign Crusade Headlines Decent City Speech
James Hoey, Recovery Party candidate for Manhattan borough president, urged Columbia students to vote for the best candidate rather than party lines. He attacked taxes and touted protests against corruption, while Fusionist Langdon Post, Socialist Harry Laidler, and Communist Robert Minor spoke on reform and opposition to the current system.
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James Hoey
Recovery Party
Calls Campaign Crusade
Sthis
Manhattan
Columbia
Robert Minor
MacMahon
Hoey
Joseph
Newpaper
New York City
Post
Anti-War Conference Opens Tonight At 8 30
A delegation of over a hundred including Barnard representatives is due at John Jay dining hall for the anti war conference opening tonight at 8 30. The credentials committee set a 10 PM Monday deadline for petitions for delegates. Plans are being finalized and the schedule for Tuesday and Wednesday outlines addresses from invited speakers and floor discussions with elections and resolutions.
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Barnard
John Jay
Professor Jessup
Eee
Humor Theme of Erskine Lecture at McMillin Theatre
John Erskine’s second lecture on Laughter in America discusses how city and country humor differ, praising Mark Twain’s Huckleberry Finn as country humor’s climax. He notes early 19th century jokes came from almanacs and newspapers and cites Josh Billings as a key late‑century American humorist.
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United States
John Erskine
America
McMillin Theatre
Erskine
Mark Twain
Josh, Billings
Artemus Ward
Josh
Billings
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Ity
Professor Moley
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Minor
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Amer
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