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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1941
Page
4
Readers raise questions about a Wave 21 Bulletin item citing a debate club linked to SA Willam Allen White Club. Marion Furtner and Terry Scott clarify no affiliation and urge proper understanding while inviting support for a student debate society and peace organization study at Earl Hall.
Dr Lorna F. McGuire will be a panel member tonight at 7 30 in room 206 Urnahism for the Columbia Occupational Conference. The event focuses on opportunities in the teaching field and related careers.
The piece teases behind the Conference Room doors as insiders hint at a pony ballet stadium set and Gibson Girl glamour. It notes a Junior Prom song and a CURC broadcast suspected on WOR, with a planned 7:30 rehearsal in Brinckerhoff to glimpse the show before April.
The article notes Mexico aims for improved relations with the United States and a more equitable exchange. It mentions student riots linked to pro Axis influence at the National University and the Falange Espanola, with Agusto Ibanez y Serrano questioned. It cites the U S Mexico defense pact as evidence of growing friendship and mutual consent in future actions.
Physical Science, German Clubs elect officers for the new year. Winifred Bach is elected president with Verna Bamborelle as vice president and Justine Jung as treasurer. Lucille Ross named secretary and Joan Amberg publicity director. The French Club will elect officers at noon today in 104 Milbank.
The piece notes the life work of the fi ance and references the Columbian ’39. It mentions a State Department fellowship last year to promote cultural relations with the Dominican Republic and states Clytia was chosen as Representative Assembly delegate to an Interamerican conference in Cornell from April 11 to 13.
Kenneth Ackley registrar of City College and a teachers union member spoke on the Rapp-Coudert Committee at a Columbia Student Union meeting. Mots Schappes was barred by university authorities as he faces indictment for perjury. Ackley argued the investigation is part of a nationwide conspiracy against public schools and civil rights.
Students visit Borough President Isaacs office and hear civil service talks at Municipal Civil Service Commission. They tour Viadeck City and Federal Houses and attend a NYA Radio workshop. Genevieve Earle speaks on women in politics. Trip cost is 1.50 dollars, registration at Professor Peardon’s Room 109.
Greenberg and Jack iboline to PTEL Diamond thank the author for past shows and wish a bright career ahead as the chorus continues its playful caper in Columbia.
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