Fellowship Drive Seeks Extra Funds for Student Abroad
At Barnard College the Undergraduate Association reported 86.26 collected toward a 1000 goal for a Student Fellowship. Elspeth Davies said the drive aims to send a senior abroad and urged rapid fundraising with 20 cent contributions and collection boxes around campus. 109 dollars remain to reach the target.
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Elspeth Davies
Miss Davies
Jean Allison
Miss Allison
Barnard College
Dean Gildersleeve
Speaker Favors Jewish State in Palestine
Pierre Van Paassen spoke at Columbia Jewish Students Society on April 4 arguing Jews need Palestine as a homeland to preserve Judaism and regain world standing. He warned Judaism undermined by exile and called Zionism the path to self determination and unity.
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Columbia Jewish Students’ Society
Hartley Hall
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Reading Rome Letter From Italo American Scholar
Marie Smith reports from Rome on her year in Italy under the Italo American Scholarship. She notes Rome’s spring, the Austrian annexation by Germany, and Italian reactions blending fatalism with cheerfulness as politics unfold.
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Maria Read Smith
Rome
Witt Sees Peace Program Topics At ASU Meeting
Herbert Witt executive secretary of the City Council of the American Student Union spoke at a Monday ASU meeting in the Conference Room. The talk outlined the peace program from a negative angle, reviewing arguments of anti collective security advocates and noting labor groups as supporters while isolationist factions from right to left oppose it. He cited Hearst, Father Coughlin, David Stern and Norman Thomas among figures linked to opposing views and warned of a possible fascist influence in defeatist logic.
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Father Coughlin
David Stern
New York Post
Wigs And Cues Chooses Casts For Three One Act Plays
Casting is complete for the Wigs and Cues bill of three one act plays to be produced Friday April 29 at 8 30 in the Brinckerhoff Theatre. The season features a comedy tragedy and fantasy all by professionals with Miss Constance Smith directing Highways Cross a tragedy where Shakespeare’s Dark Lady meets the Bard after years. Cast includes Roberta Hadley Helene Jaffin Jane Stewart Jean Sauer Angela Wall Janice Van de Water and Jane Goldstein. The Dear Departed a Stanley Houghton comedy about a family who over counted their chickens will be staged under Gertrude Smith with Ninetta di Benedetto Rosa mund Gleason Dorothy Stockwell Elaine Briggs and Shirley Einbogen. The Nursery Maid of Heaven a modern miracle play by Thomas Wood Stevens directed by Joan Roth features Jeanne Paul Nancy Wagner Peggie Madden and Betty Pratt.
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Constance Smith
English Department
Thomas Wood Stevens
Roberta Hadley
Helene Jaffin
Jane Stewart
Jean Sauer
Angela Wall
Janice van de Water
Jane Goldstein
Stanley Houghton
Gertrude Smith
Ninetta di Benedetto
Rosamund Gleason
Dorothy Stockwell
Elaine Briggs
Shirley Ellenbogen
Gala Spring Dance Aims to Benefit Fiftieth Anniversary Building Fund
Barbara Ridgway and committee plan an April 30 Spring Dance on Barnard Campus to raise funds for the Fiftieth Anniversary Building Fund. Informality will mark the event with a transformed gymnasium and festive decor, weather permitting. Punch will be served, and members can lounge with the company of peers as the orchestra plays.
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Bulletin
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Capacity Crowd To Attend Greek Games Tomorrow
The Spanish Department will host a tea and reception on Monday April 11 at 4 o clock in the College Parlor for Dean Ackerman of the School of Journalism. Ackerman will lecture on his recent trip to South America. Faculty and students are invited.
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Dean Ackerman
School of Journalism
South America
Students Tour Washington See Congress In Session
Ruth Blunmer reports a group of eight Government 2 students with Dr. Clark visiting Washington to observe government processes. They toured the Library of Congress Supreme Court and House of Representatives, noting tradition, decisions, and enthusiasm amid varied student activities.
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Sophomores Lead In Greek Games With Victory Expected
In the Greek Games at the gym tomorrow afternoon the sophomores lead the freshmen 4 to 3. Judging panels include Barnard alumnae for athletics and noted figures for music dance and lyrics with prize points for a winning lyric.
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John Barbirolli
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Reine Tracy
Shirley Ellenbogen
Ruth Taubenhaus
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