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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1938

Page

4

Barnard Council Seeks Balanced Peace Assembly Approach

The Barnard College Student Council asks Warren Thiesen of the Columbia Peace Council to note Barnard’s limited participation and precludes use of Barnard name in April 27 demonstrations. Deborah Allen calls for future poll permission and an educational, balanced peace assembly with neutrality and invited isolationist voices.

Barnard Bulletin Counil Warren Thiesen Presint Columbia Peace Council Barnard College Barnard Peace Council

Barnard Hall Social Committee Names 1938 39 40 41 Members

The Barnard Hall Social Committee announces its new roster for 1938 39 with Edita Dusenberry elected Chair. The expanded committee to twenty one students adds Jean Allison Ruth Cummings Elisa Jackson Jean Morris Sara Paul Shirley Simon Dorothy Well and others for 1939 40 and 1941 include Line Bostleman Charlotte Caswell Alice Drury Nathalie Phyllis Snyder Marian Cowles Elisabeth Wall and more.

Barnard Hall Social Com Edita Dusenberry Jean Allison Bell Ruth Cummings Elisa‘ Jackson Jean’ Morris Sara Paul Shirley Simon Dorothy ‘Well Deborah Allen Jine Duncombe Elisabeth Har- Jean Kranz Amy Krbecek Richard Elaine Wendt Line Bostleman Charlotte Cas- Marian Cowles Elisabeth Wall Alice Drury Nathalie Phyllis Snyder

Ackerman Speaks At Spanish Club

Dean Carl W. Ackerman of the Columbia School of Journalism addressed El Circulo Espanol in the College Parlor. He discussed Pan Americanism and shared informal remarks about his experiences in South America. Mrs. A Del Rio introduced him to club members and Spanish Department students. Jacqueline Goodier and Esther Anderson attended.

Carl W. Ackerman Columbia School of Journalism el Circulo Espanol Dean Ackerman South America A. del Rio Jacqueline Goodier Esther Anderson Pect

Christian Association To Hold Elections Today

The Columbia Student Christian Association holds its spring business meeting at 4:30 PM in Earl Hall. Officers for next year will be elected. James Robinson of Union Neighborhood Center will speak on Race Problems of the Negro after the business. Tea will be served.

Columbia Student Christian Association Earl Hall James Robinson Union Neighborhood Center

Winning Lyrics and Prizes Mark 1940 Event

Students and faculty selected lyric winners in a 1940 pageant with Leone Adams Mark Van Buren and Dorothy Brewster as organizers. Judges included Rachel Gierhart Gisela Richter and William Dinsmoor for costumes and athletics with Reine Tracy reading the winning lyric. Janet Gowen and Winifred Anderson wrote entrance music as Kathryn Sheeran led prayers and wreaths were awarded.

Reine Tracy Janet Gowen Winifred Anderson Kathryn Sheeran Vera Arndt Miss Sheeran Apollo Artemis Helen Geer Roberta Hadley

Language Requirement Examinations Scheduled For May 6

The Foreign Language Requirement tests will be held Friday afternoon May 6 at 4 10 in French German Greek and Latin with rooms to be assigned later. Italian or Spanish may be offered if permission from the Committee on the Foreign Language Requirement has been obtained. Applications must be filed in the Registrar's office by 4 p m on Friday April 22. Late apps may be accepted only if an arrangement for the exam is possible and a 5 late fee is paid.

Committee On

Tobacco planters favor Camels for smoking says growers

Edward Estes Roy Jones and Harold Craig praise Camel cigarettes citing higher auction bids and use of costlier tobaccos. They claim Camels pay more for top leaf and that familiarity with tobacco from the ground up proves Camels are the leading choice for planters.

Edward Estes Roy Jones Harold Craig

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