Columbia Students Protest Against War
A Columbia University gathering featured professors and students opposing war propaganda. Speakers urged solidarity with workers, condemned using art for jingoism, and called for relief funding over military spending. Hunter College students were cited in a strike with arrests, prompting a protest to Hunter’s administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Edwin Dunaway
Hunter College
Colligan
Hunter
David Cook
Columbia Student
National Student League
John Stafford Cripps
University Labor Union
England
CWA
Teachers College
Relief Administration
Union Theological Seminary
United States
Valhalla
James Wechsler
Spectator
Maurice Becker
Leavenworth
Baldwin
Joseph Stern
Friess
Columbia Philosophy Department
Hilda Schiff
Student League For Industrial Democracy
Class of 1937 Victorious in Annual Greek Games of Delphi
The 1937 class triumphed in Delphi's Greek Games as the ship in a storm caused a tragedy at sea. Hera temple visions, race results, and ritual oaths framed a night of athletics with winners: Harriet Jones, Adele Hansen, class themes of blue for 1937 and purple for 1938, and winners in discus, hurdling, hoop rolling, chariot, and torch race. Music and roles by Ruth Walter and various 1937 1938 students highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Halcyone
Ceyx
Hera
Ruth Walter
Hilda Berry
Harriet Jones
Louise Barton
Adele Hansen
Gertrude Boyd
Frehmen
Aida Smith
Frances Schelhammer
Irene Lacey
Delight Hall
Eleanor “Martin
Ruth Kleiner
Belva Offenberg
Mary Segard
Adele
Episcopal and Debate Clubs Elect New Officers
A meeting of the Episcopal Club elected Elizabeth Heller as president and Florence Leopold as vice president along with Molly Clinton as secretary and Mary Jacoby as treasurer. The Debate Club chose Muriel Hertzsein as president and Kathryn Smul as vice president with Agnes Leckie as chair of the resolutions committee and Fannie-Mae Schwab as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Club
Elizabeth Heller
Florence Leopold
Molly Clinton
Mary Jacoby
Charlotte Haverly
Debate Club
Muriel Hertzsein
Kathryn’ Smul
Agnes Leckie
Fannie-Mae Schwab
Edna Fuerth
Laura McCaleb
Belva Offenberg
Editorial Reprinted In National Student Federation Release
An editorial from the Bulletin dated March 22 by Diana Hirsh criticizes Hearst and calls for students to boycott his papers. The NSFA reprinted the piece in a nationwide college circulation news release. It cites Hearst’s campaigns against free thought and free speech and urges readers to avoid his publications.
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Diana Hirsh
The
Bulletin
National Student Federation of America
Hearst
America
Mr. Hearst
O. O. McIntyre
Damon Runyon
Prof Schneider to Speak at Chapel Tomorrow
Herbert W. Schneider of Columbia University will address the Lenten Week program at St. Pauls Chapel on Wednesday April 17 at 12 oclock. The lecture topic is The Cross.
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Schneider
Herbert W. Schneider
Columbia University
St. Paul's Chapel
Hoops Chairmen and wreath awarded to 1937 Creed Games leader
Louise Nosenzo 1937 Torch Chairman Vera Harper 1938 Charioteer Martha Reed honored with wreath for Jane Craighead Creed Games Chairwoman in 1937.
Dorm Girls Outpace Day Students in Time Study Findings
A Time Study Survey by Sarah Bright Marguerite Mead and Elsie Tisch shows dormitory students spend 41.5 hours weekly on study and related activities versus 39.7 hours for day students. Dorm residents hold more paying jobs and sleep less, while day students engage more in community activities.
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Sarah Bright
Marguerite Mead
Dr. Eliot
Elsie Tisch
Miss Bright
Miss Mead
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Professor Randall
Germany
Japan
Randall
CWA Project
Julliard School
Episcopal
N.S.F.A
Barnard Bulletin
Edna Holtzman
Eliot
Elsie Tix
Pesce Laboratories
College Peeteran Ares
Board of Regents
Eastman
Bulletin of Information
Harlem
C. C. Gaines
Soln Tind
Moon
Lyck
Ely
Leela
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