Wadia and Santesson Debate India Problem at Liberal Club
Wadia representing India and Santesson from the British Information Service debated India's wartime status and postwar future during UNIC India Week. Wadia attacked the Viceroy's 1939 war declaration and the Congress imprisonment, while Santesson argued empire governance and a multi party approach after freedom. Doris Hering asks retiring Undergraduate Club officers to hand over precedent books.
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UNIC
Rustom Wadia
Hans Santesson
British Information Service
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India League
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England
Churchill
Britain
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Cripps
Dr. Santesson
Santesson
Indian National Congress
Congress
Doris Hering
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Wycliffe Club To Hear Smith Speaking
Wilbert Smith former YMCA official in India speaks at a Wycliffe Club tea from 3 45 to 5 45 pm in the Conference room. The session, tied to India Week at UNIC, offers information on India and includes elections for club president with candidates Jessie Scott Penny Brown and Martha Muse.
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Wycliffe Club
Wilbert Smith
Y.M.C.A
India
Smith
Silver Bay
UNIC
U.C.A
Charlote Ryak
Penny Brown
Martha Muse
Jessie Scott
Little Parlor
John Smith
Union Theological Seminary
Grad Praises All War Work
The speaker highlights wartime jobs for women, noting good pay and savings that help into the postwar period. She urges others to pursue war work in their chosen fields to gain experience and be challenged as tasks grow tougher. The work is described as fulfilling, practical, and worth promoting.
Sheridan Concert Tickets On Sale Through Town Hall
Sheridan concert information continues with ticket access via Mrs. Felix Salzer at 525 West End Avenue or Town Hall. Subscription prices range from 1.20 to 3.00 dollars and 36.00 dollars for various plans.
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Felix Salzer
West End Avenue
Town Hall
Innes Discusses Reverence and Faith at Chapel
Mr. T. Christie Innes, chairman of the American Tract Association, spoke at chapel on April 5 stressing reverence for God as the first knowledge and center of life. He linked faith to morality, warned against secular denial of Christianity, and argued Christianity grounds reason and guides living.
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T. Christie Innes
American Tract Association
God
Mr. Innes
Europe
Jesus Christ
Freshman Dances at Columbia and Barnard Halls
About one hundred Barnard freshmen attended a Columbia Freshmen dance in Earl Hall on Saturday at seven. Barnard Hall Social Committee hosted a V-12 and civilian dance in the cafeteria Friday from five to seven.
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Columbia
Columbia Social Committee
Earl Hall
Barnard Hall
Lutheran Club Meeting Called for Today at 12 30
The Lutheran Club announces a required member meeting at 12 30 today in the Little Parlor. Members must attend as specified by club rules and bring any pertinent documents.
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Lutheran Club
Little Parlor
Science Club elects Stefanie Zink President
Stefanie Zink was chosen president of the Science Club to succeed Pat Fitzgerald at a meeting last Thursday. Georgiana Goodman is vice-president, Nancy Elmendorf secretary, Ellen Quigley treasurer, and Adele Kostello publicity manager. On April 19 at 4:30 the club will attend a lecture at the College of Physicians and Surgeons by Professor Edith Quimby on applying radioactive elements to medicine inviting zoology and chemistry majors and Pre-Med and Math Clubs members.
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Science Club
Stefanie Zink
Pat Fitzgerald
Georgiana Goodman
Nancy Elmendorf
Ellen Quigley
Adele Kostellow
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Edith Quimby
Miss Zink
IRC Meeting in Little Parlor Tomorrow at Noon
IRC will meet in the Little Par lor tomorrow at noon for an important business meeting which all members are urged to attend.
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IRC
Junior Class Elects Officers and Plans Senior Week
A required Junior Class meeting will be held Wednesday at 12 in Brinckerhoff Theater to elect the class vice president secretary and treasurer. President DuBois urges thoughtful nominee selection as Senior Week chair is to be chosen in the coming weeks.
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Brinckerhoff Theater
DuBois
Italian Club Holds 12 30 Meeting Today
The Italian Club schedules a business meeting at 12:30 this afternoon in the Conference Room to discuss club affairs and plans.
Episcopal Club Tea Addresses Theological Education
Mr. Jim Hyde assistant to the chaplain will address the Episcopal Club at the College Parlor from 4 to 6 o clock today. He will speak on theological education in the Episcopal Church. The college body is invited to attend.
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Jim Hyde
Episcopal Club
Episcopal Church
Newman Club Open House and Interfaith Plans
Newman Club members invite beginners to join bowling with Clare Stein and plan an open house at Earl Hall from 4 to 6 p m. Mary Brogan, president, says the group will coordinate with Columbia and participate in Province while promoting interfaith spirit. debates on peace time conscription and marriage career topics follow in upcoming meetings.
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Newman Club
Clare Stein
Earl Hal
Barnard Newman Club
Columbia
Mary Brogan
Earl Hall
Barnard
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