Wylie and Kalinos Run for A A President
Gertrude Wylie and Olga Kalios have been selected as candidates for the A A president. Both are active in athletics and student committees, with Wylie serving as A A track manager and RepAssembly member, and Kalios as track manager for the Junior Class and baseball captain.
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Gertrude Wylie
Olga Kallos
The
Athletic Association
A.A
Mortarboard
Representative Assembly
Ider
Olga Kalos
Bkarnard
Representatives Nominated for Undergraduate Association Meeting
Nominations were held for representatives from a college at large to the Representative Assembly. Nine girls are to be selected from Ruth Abelson, Marjorie Bahouth, Helene Berman, and Dora Breitweiser among others. Continued on Page 3.
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Assembly
Lege
Ruth Abelson
Marjorie Bahouth
Helene Berman
Dora Breitweiser
Labor Temple Pupils Prefer The Classics
Dr. Gustav A. Beck spoke at Labor Temple School on East 14th Street, discussing the Classics in modern education and proposing a shift to “The Place in the Modern Curriculum of Unprofitable Subjects.” The Labor Temple School, founded by Willrant, offered lectures and instruction nearly free of charge, emphasizing economic and scientific themes.
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Gustav A. Beck
Labor Temple School
East 14Th Street
Beck
Ife
Ie Labor Temple School
Willrant
Barrett H. Clark to Address Assembly on Tuesday
Barnard students may hear Barrett H. Clark speak at the assembly on Tuesday April 15. Clark a writer and business man advocates American drama and has supported young dramatists such as Eugene Neill and Paul Green while fighting censorship.
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Barnard
Barrett H.clark
Mr. Clark
Europe
Clark
Eugene Neill
Paul Green
College to discuss International Student Fellowship at special tea
The college schedules a special tea on April 23 at four in the college parlor to discuss the International Student Fellowship and its continuance. A former Barnard Fellow will likely speak and help lead the discussion amid prior campus debate on the program. Students are urged to attend and participate in the referendum and elections.
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Barnard
Moley warns commissions may bypass representation at NYC conference
Professor Moley of Barnard warns that commissions could erode representative government as legislatures become rubber stamps. He cites hurried legislatures and silent committee strangulations in New York State, arguing commissions may form outside the representative system to air and develop public policy.
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Moley
Barnard Department of Government
New York City
New York State
Molev
Wigs and Cues with Plans for a Spring Workshop Performance
Wigs and Cues abandons a formal Spring production due to Greek Games, papers, and finals. Plans shift to a workshop style event by an enthusiastic group. The target date is the afternoon of May 7. In a recent meeting, Jane Wyatt was elected President and Hortense Calisher Vice-President and Secretary.
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Jane Wyatt
Hortense Calisher
Fineshriber Discusses Problem Of Judaism
Doctor Fineshriber opened Columbia's symposium on Reformed Judaism at Earl Hall arguing youth often rejects organized religion due to its nature and the church's appeal. He noted youth seek self discovery, rebel against discipline, and find organization unattractive, suggesting attraction to synagogues or churches is not the sole measure of faith.
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Columbia
Doctor Fineshriber
Earl Hall
Russia Five Year Plan outlines social economic drive
Professor Counts of Teachers College described Russia's Five Year Plan as unique in history. He observed the plan aims at social planning with central Moscow leadership and branches nationwide, detailing economic social and cultural goals including large industrial projects and a six hour workday. He stressed the plan's goal to stamp out illiteracy and universal primary education within five years.
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Russia
Counts
Teachers College
Society For International Education
Social Science Forum
Leningrad
Odessa
Caucasus
Moscow
Dnieper
Don Volga
Moscow Polyclinic
Traditional Soph-Frosh Greek Games Debut Planned
The debate between Columbia University and Smith College on gender pay equity titled Resolved That for the Same Work Women Should Receive the Same Compensation as Men will be held Friday evening April 11 at 8:15 in McMillan Theatre.
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Columbia University
Smith College
S:15
McMillin Theatre
Adler discusses equality failures in marriage lecture
Dr. Alfred Adler argues most marriage failures stem from unequal partners. He notes culture and competition shape attitudes and warn that marriage is a social task demanding equality, not subjugation, with many women resenting husbands they cannot "look up" to.
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Alfred Adler
McMillan Theatre
Dr. Adler
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Labor Temple
Classical Club
Barrett H. Clark
United States
Fineshriber
Sauvs Russia
Alumnae
Helen Erskine
Mathilde Rogers
Facculty
Percy [Lutchison
Hielen Toutse Cohen
Mark van Doren
Mass
Ethel Trathagen Theatre Guild
Madeline
Hook White
M. Laurence
Smith
McMillin
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