Peace Assembly to Feature Rabbi Wise at April Event
Rabbi Stephen S Wise of the Free Synagogue of New York will speak at the Peace Action Assembly on April 27 at 11 A M. Classes are dismissed for the hour by President Butler. Student Council and a faculty committee sponsor the event. A student speaker will present a resolution summarizing the council Peace Call. Wise supports collective security and the poll counted 414 of 766 favoring it.
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Stephen S. Wise
Free Synagogue of
New York
Peace Action Assembly
Butler
Rosenblatt
Gayer
Peardon
Gildersleeve
Rabbi Wise
Zionist Organization of America
Opinion
Wise
Committee For Peace
Ec University
South ‘Eld
Barnard Wlents
Barnard
Micheles Dean
Ford" Policy Association
League of Nations Assembly
Rutgers University
Flora Ginsburg
Shirley Greene
Mabel Houk
Dorothy Preis
Leonore Schanhous
Irma Zwergel
New Zealand
League of Nations
Thomas P. Peardon
Department of Government
Commission
Yoko Matsuoka
Italy
Japan
Haverford College
Finland
New York University Heights
France
Chariot Theft Alarm Sparks Greek Games Eve at Barnard Hall
Two Columbia students stole a red and gold chariot from Barnard Hall gym on the eve of Greek Games. Night watch and pajama clad residents failed to stop them as rain forced the chariot over a fence into Brooks Hall living room before a single male fled.
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Barnard Hall
Columbia
Dulletin
Eagle-eye
Raebeck
Hewitt
Claremont Avenue
Blackburn
Broadway
Mr. Swan
Brooks Hall
Barnard Bulletin Tea for Faculty and Students
The Barnard Bulletin invites students and faculty to a tea at 4 oclock on April 21 in the College Parlor. The event introduces the new editor and business manager for the coming year. Bulletin staff will escort the faculty to the tea.
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
Bulletin
A.A. And Clubs Elect Officers
The Athletic Association and several student clubs elected officers for the 1938-39 year. Elizabeth Rinports became Psychology Club president. Marianne Pilenco heads the French Club. Esther Anderson leads the Spanish Club. Teresa Crachi presides Il Circolo Italiano. Mary Ragno and Mary Louise Crescenza hold roles in the Italian group. Helen Weinberg leads the Pre-Medical Society. Jean Hollander becomes Pre-Law president. Episcopal Club names Marion Riley president. Mary Evelyn Richey is 1938-39 Math Club president. Joy Lattman is business manager of Quarterly.
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Mary Evelyn Richey
Athletic Association
Elizabeth Rinports
Marianne Pilenco
Dorothy Smith
Louise van Baalen
Marjorie Weiss
Margit Thony
Esther Anderson
Teresa Crachi
Il Circolo Italiano
Mary Ragno
Mary Louise Crescenza
Marie Boyle
Pre-Medical Society
Helen Weinberg
Betty Sargent
Helen Fabricant
Virginia Ross
Doris Isaacs
Columbia Student Christian Council
Virginia Rockwell
Joan Raisbeck
Veronica Ruzicka
Joy Lattman
Collective Security Stand Leads University Peace Poll
Columbia University Peace Council ballots show 808 votes for collective security against 615 for a "War to Save Democracy" plan, with Oxford Pledge rejected 711 to 450 by isolationists and 898 to 327 by pro-collective-action backers. Final tallies: 1,609 against and 777 for the Oxford Pledge.
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America
Columbia University Peace Council
United States
Curriculum Committee Proposes Broad Changes in Major Programs
The Curriculum Committee formed by the Student Council reports suggestions for department changes to improve freshmen orientation, course catalog descriptions, and reduce overlap in Social Sciences. New courses include Oriental Civilization and French Conversation with English delivery for non majors.
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Ruth Landesman
Columbia
Landesman
Sophomores Defeat Freshmen in Greek Games by Wide Margin
In a lively contest the Sophomores earned 6014 points to the Freshmen 3914. The lead shifted after the dance with Freshmen scoring 1215 points to Sophomores 2815. Final events favored the Sophomores in hoop rolling and torch race with eight points to zero.
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Dorothy Boyle
Maude Vance
Susan Kobbe
Olga Scheiner
Ethel Mainzer
Victors In Games Lead Throughout Contest
The 1940 victors in games lead throughout the contest as the annual installation assembly for Student Council roles is set for today April 12 at 1 10 in the gym. Elspeth Davies and Jean Allison will address the gathering as the current and next presidents relinquish their posts.
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Elspeth Davies
Jean Allison
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