Calendar of Dormitory and Greek Activities and Meetings
April events list includes 8th Dormitory Spring Dance from 8 to 9, elections for undergraduate officers 9 to 4, Wigs and Cues at 4 to 7, 9 to 12 Wigs and Cues, 1 to 5 Complete rehearsal Greek games, 10 Pictures of Greek Games. 11th Newman Club 4, Wigs and Cues 4 to 7, Theatre 7, Sophomore Greek Games Dance with Orchestra 5:30 to 8:30, Social Science Forum with Miss Addison 4, Phi Beta Kappa at 7:45, Physical Education Dept with Miss Holland 4 to 5.45.
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Newman Club
Henrietta Addison
Crime Prevention Bureau
Phi Beta Kappa
Physical Education Department
Miss Holland
Columbia Men Strike as Expulsion Protest
A student protest at Columbia follows the expulsion of Harris from the Spectator. Dean Hawkes explains the action cited innuendo and misrepresentations and denies free speech as the reason, while a conservative student committee rejects both explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Dean Hawkes
Harris
Spectator
Warns of Impending Violence and Exile of Free Speech
Address notes Thomas urges socialism as remedy to world problems and unemployment. City figures show relief dependence, cuts in aid. Harris expulsion sparks calls for re hearings, Civil Liberties Union considering suit. Columbia figures debate free speech and academic criticism. Broun defends free expression amid campus uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
New York City
Mr. Thomas
Gibson Committee
Home Relief Bureau
Harris
Donald Henderson
Civil Liberties Union
Harry Hansen
Varsity
Columbia
Reed Harris
Hansen
Nicholas Murray Butler
Dr. Butler
Broun
School of Journalism
Passover Accommodations Sought by Students
Students seeking Passover accommodations should contact Rabbi Braunstein in Earl Hall. The first Seder begins Wednesday evening April 20. A special Student Seder is planned for the second night with limited reservations. Apply now to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Braunstein
Earl Hall
Glee Club to Sing at Barnard College Luncheon
Barnard College hosts a luncheon where the Glee Club will perform. Dr Davis will speak on The American College What is it for with invited guests Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve and alumnae leaders attending. Martha Maack notes the event strengthens ties between undergraduates and graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American College
Miss Yard
Barnard Club
Davis
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Helen Erskine
Alumnae Association
G. W. Mullins
L. P
Three College Officers to Be Elected Today
The notice lists candidates and roles for three college offices with detailed past and current positions. Katherine Reeve, Margaret Gristede, Helen Cahalane, Catherine Strateman, Thomasine Campbell, Anne Spiers, Suzanne Strait are named with prior offices on Freshman and Sophomore class activities and Greek Games committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor Board
Representative Assembly
Mortarboard
Glee Club
Margaret Gristede
A. A. Handbook
Helen Cahalane
Catherine Strateman
Thomasine Campbell
Anne Spiers
Suzanne Strait
Education Emphasis on Citizenship Urged by Dean
A statement urges that education focus on citizenship. The note contrasts with earlier mood of helplessness and cites England moving from despair to progress. Dean Gildersleeve returns from health-related absence. Professor George Walker Mullins served as Acting Dean during her leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Gildersleeve
Mr. Thomas
United States
George Walker Mullins
Miss Wiggin Speaks at International Club Tea
Miss Anne Wiggin, a Young Women’s Christian Association student council member, spoke on “The International Youth Movement” at the International Club Tea. She argued World War’s outcome fostered global student interest and noted the postwar seeds of peace and hardship in central Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Youth Movement
Anne Wiggin
Miss Wiggin
Young Women’s Christian Association
U.S
League of Nations
Wiggin
World Student Christian Federation
Austria
Europe
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Assembly
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Wigs and Cues
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Coiffeur
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John
the Hair Dresser, Inc
Clarkson
MISS
Alma
W. 74Th St. End
Yastee
Canada
McGill University
Montreal
Lohden Bros., Inc
Confectioners
International Club
Miss Call
Monument
Sarellen Tea Room
Anna J. Ryan, Inc
113Th St
University
Gantley’s Food Shop, Inc
Gantley’s
Barnard
114Th St
Miami
Chicago
Californi
Travel Bureau
Hotel
Alamac
Broadway Endicott
Charles Meyer
East 12Th Street
New York
Florists
J. G. Papadem & CO. Florists
115Th
116Th Streets
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