Columbia Students Strike Over Reed Harris Expulsion
About 1500 Columbia undergraduates walked out Wednesday in protest of Reed Harris suspension cited as stemming from slanderous charges against university officials. Delegations urged reinstatement while Dr. Butler stood firm, saying dismissal was Harris's solo responsibility as a student.
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Journalism School Uses City As Learning Laboratory
The journalism program will use New York City as a practical laboratory to raise standards and align courses with newspaper needs. Ackerman recommends exposing students to real events to bridge education and field life, urging broader editorial study and cross-department work.
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Barnard Alumnae Seek Student Interests in Straw Vote
The Barnard Associate Alumnae plan a Bulletin aided straw poll among undergraduates to record the one interest they care about most and would give up last. Rhoda Erskine urges participation to reveal life priorities for students and the educational world.
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Education Must Emphasize Citizenship Says Dean Gildersleeve
Dean Gildersleeve argues education should stress moral citizenship over wealth. She criticizes colleges for neglecting responsible undergraduates and calls for renewed fundamentals and honest leadership to revive American ideals. She believes temporary moral apathy will pass with foresightful leaders and firm guidance. She also notes insights from her recent return from England.
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Three College Officers to Be Elected Today
The Undergraduate Association votes on Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer candidates. Nominees are Helen Phelps Jean Waterman Katherine Reeve Thomasine Campbell Anne Spiers Suzanne Strait Margaret Gristede Helen Caha Catherine Strateman. Balloting ends at four in the Conference Room.
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Gildersleeve Sees Capitalism’s Failures Spark Violence Warning
Dean Gildersleeve introduces Norman Thomas, Socialist leader, who in a College Assembly talk on April 5 condemns city state and national governments for unemployment relief exhaustion after June first. He says inactivity invites riot and outlines four possible futures: disaster fascism communism socialism.
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Harold Bauer to Play Sunday Benefit in Town Hall
Renowned pianist Harold Bauer will perform a varied program of Bach Beethoven and Chopin at Town Hall next Sunday evening April 10 under the auspices of International Student Service. Tickets are available at the Town Hall lock office and at Barnard Hall noon daily next week. Barnard College began its ties with the International Student Service in May 1931 when Student Council pledged $25 and pledged support.
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Warns of Impending Violence as Relief Measures End
A public notice cites Thomas warning of potential violence linked to the exhaustion of relief measures. It lists a musical program at Chapel on April 10 with the Columbia Chapel Choir and West Point Cadet Chapel Choir. The Cadets will sing an anthem and The Corps. the Columbia Choir a special anthem. Dean Barker will read the Second Lesson. Chaplain Knox will preach.
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Reflection in the Glassy Blue Sky Prompts Undergraduate Questioning
An April mood swirls through campus as undergraduates seek self reflection while ignoring swift news and social pressures. The piece questions aging, tradition, and the pace of life on campus, noting a season of emotional flux and social performances.
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Glee Club to Sing at Barnard College Club Luncheon
Barnard Glee Club will perform at the Barnard College Club luncheon on Saturday April 9 at Sherry's Restaurant 300 Park Ave. The program features two groups of voices with selections from Purcell Vaughan Williams Euripides Murray and Playford amid Finnish and English folk songs conducted by Professor Beveridge. Dr. Harvey M. Davis president of Stevens Institute will be the afternoon speaker.
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