Conference discusses student issues across security education and policy
The article outlines a multi panel university conference with student council representatives from all areas. Panels on security religion civil liberties education and peace produced resolutions supporting Good Neighbor policy aid to China embargo on munitions and various neutrality measures. It backs NYA funding vocational training for unemployed youth and opposes changes to the National Labor Relations Act and CCC militarization.
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Heinz Norden
Leo Huberman
New College
Osmond Fra
China
Germany
Italy
Japan
United States
CCC
Pittman
Nye
NYA
National Labor Relations Act
Panel On Religion and Civil Liberties
Conference
Freshman Song Contest Seeks Entries for Senior Week
freshmen urged to enter two songs a farewell to the seniors and a class song with words due April 25. Eleanor Webb 42, chairman, accessible in College Parlor on Wednesday April 19 for details. All students invited to attend.
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Eleanor Webb
Dorothy Dunbar Bromley to Speak at A S U
Dorothy Dunbar Bromley, noted newspaper columnist, will address the A S U on the European Situation Monday April 24 at 4 p m in the College Parlor.
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Dorothy Dunbar Bromley
A.S.U
Fermi to Speak on Neutrons at Physical Science Club
Physical Science Professor Enrico Fermi will address the Physical Science Club on "The Discovery and Properties of Neutrons" Thursday, April 20 at 4 30. Tea will follow in the College Parlor.
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Enrico Fermi
Physical Science Club
Wigs and Cues Play Set for April 21 at Brinckerhoff
The Wigs and Cues play will be presented on Friday April 21 at 8 30 in the Brinckerhoff Theatre.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Seventeenth Century Drawings Displayed In Brooks
The department of fine arts presents its sixth loan exhibition of Seventeenth Century French Drawings in Brooks Hall through April 27. The show includes two drawings by Nicholas Poussin and one by Claude Gellee Le Lorrain, lent by the Morgan Library.
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Department of Fine Arts
Brooks Hall
Nicholas Poussin
Claude Gellee
le Lorrain
Morgan Library
Classical Club elects 1939 40 officers
The Classical Club selects Dorothy Keith 40 as president Marguerite King 40 as vice president Frances Danforth 40 as treasurer and Rebecca Allinson 42 as secretary for the 1939 1940 term.
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Classical Club
Dorothy Keith
Marguerite King
Frances Danforth
Rebecca Allinson
Wycliffe Club Tea With Dr Fosdick Slated April 18
The Wycliffe Club hosts a tea in the College Parlor from 4 to 6 PM on Tuesday April 18. Guest of honor is Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick.
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Wycliffe Club
College
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Installation Tea Honors New Undergraduate Officers
An Installation Tea for the new undergraduate officers was held to recognize their leadership roles. Guests gathered to celebrate the incoming officers and welcome them into their duties.
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Licctrt & Myers Tobacco Co
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the King's Kitchen
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Stor
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Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
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