Henderson and Ray Bright Elected to Student Board
Henderson Ray Bright were elected to the student board for next year after voting held Thursday and Friday. Frances Neale and Margery Ray as Mortar and Vice President, with undergrad president Dang Campbell presenting corsages. Both winners expressed gratitude and aim to uphold college honors and international study aims.
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Studut
Sallys Bright
Francis Henderson
Tahall
Morta
Margery Ray
Bas
Marjore Runne
College Union Debates Fascism and War Question
The second Political Union meeting is set for tomorrow at four in the College Parlor. Ruth Willcockson and Alice Gasbure will open with opposing views on Does Fascism Breed War, followed by attendee comments. A vote will end the session. The executive committee leads, with Sally Bright as presiding chair and Sophia Murphy, Jun Carpenter, Jace Ching Lee, Nene Lect, Sophia Simmonds, Marie Smith, and Sonya Turitz among organizers, with faculty guests listed.
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Lmorrow
Ruth Willcockson
Alice Gasbure
Sally Breht Ty
Sophia Murphy
Jun Carpenter
Jace Ching Lee
Nene
Sophia Simmonds
Mariemith
Sonya Turitz
Ed Ang
Gildersleeve
aMliss Eck
Hifs
Tryout Openings on Tagr Staff for Drama Art and Music
Notices announce multiple vacancies in the Tagr Staff for tryouts in drama art and music reviews. Applicants are urged to respond promptly as openings are available for the upcoming season.
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Tagr
London
Senior Tea and Meeting at College Parlor
The faculty of Mathematics and Physical Education host a Senior Tea this Thursday April 11 at Mathe College Parlor. Administrators and medical officers and their secretaries will attend as guests. The Senior Class holds a meeting today at 1 10 in Room 304 Barnard Hall followed by a brief business session and an address by Miss Wayman.
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Dp. Mathe
Barnard Hall
Wayman
Greek Games rehearssals and faculty views on war protest
Rehearsals for Greek Games held in the gym last Wednesday featured costumes and directed singing by Professor Beveridge. The program notes two priestesses, chanted prayers to Hera, and a dramatic ox cart scene before the freshmen and sophomores begin the contest. Tickets for the Greek Games go on sale April 10 with a themed cover and score sheet. faculty opinions on the April 12 antiwar demonstration at Barnard reflect mixed views, with several professors declining participation but supporting peaceful aims.
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Beveridge
Sandy Segard
Adele Hanson
Hera
Aida Smith
Rooge
Schelhammer
Pigotographers
Migs
Colin
Preparations Under Way For Antiwar Strike Friday
Faculty and the dean issue statements as students organize an antiwar strike set for Friday. Demonstrations planned across campus with expected turnout and possible campus impact.
Pre Law Group to Hear Llewelyn Today
The newly formed Pre law Group meets at noon in the Dean's Dining Room to listen to Professor Carl N Llewelyn of the New York Commission on Uniform State Laws and author of several law texts. Dr Jane Clark of Barnard College will attend.
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Carl N. Llewelyn
New York Commission On Uniform State Laws
Yale
Prajudizienrech v. Lechtsprechung
Amerika
Jane Clark
Barnard Government Department
Waldo Stevens Frames Europe Condition Lecture Friday
Waldo Stevens told the combined Current Events Club and related groups that the United States must act on economic conditions, with options to expand surplus outlets or redistribute wealth. He argued Europe’s postwar balance is broken by the Treaty of Versailles, fostering class strife, militarism, and fears of revolution and war. He doubted U S Fascism would rise, linking fascism to German and Italian aims for unification.
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Waldo Stevens
Europe
Current Events Club
Social Science Forum
International Relations Club
United States
Japan
League of Nations
Barnard Plans Anti War Demonstration Rally Details
Barnard College prepares for a Columbia University strike with directions for students to skip 11 oclock classes and assemble at Barnard Hall. Participants will march via 116th Street to South Field behind a large Barnard Against War banner. Campus groups and the Barnard Demonstration Committee coordinate posters leaflets and traffic direction as follow up work is tackled.
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Barnard
Columbia University
Milbank
Fiske
Brinckerhoff
119Th Street
Barnard Hall
Brooks
Hewitt
Broadway
116Th Street
South Field
Columbia
Barnard Quarterly and Bulletin
College Votes Today For A A Officers
At the opening Athletic Association meeting for 1935-36, nominees for VP include Dorothy Brauneck Vivian Neale and Marjory Ray. Secretary nominees are Violet Ballance Helen Lange and Claire Murray. Treasurer candidates are Claire Andrews Mary Hagen and Adelaide Murphy. Elections run today April 9 from 10 to 4 in the Conference Room with every student eligible to vote.
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Athletic Association
Dorothy Brauneck
Vivian Neale
Marjory Ray
Violet Ballance
Helen Lange
Claire Murray
Claire Andrews
Mary Hagen
Adelaide Murphy
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Bright
Mortarboard Itor
Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard Bulletin
Miss Caldersleeve
Virginia C.gildersleeve
Éilow
Haller
Combined Group
Mr. Stevens
Germany
Italy
College
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