Views On Peace By ASU Statement From Barnard Chapter
The Barnard chapter of the American Student Union releases a history of the annual spring peace strike on campuses nationwide. It traces 1934 and 1935 actions, the growth under the United Student Peace Committee, and the 1936 formation of ASU, noting shifts from negative to positive collective action to prevent war.
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Barnard
American Student Union
Strike For
United Student Peace Committee
Y's
American Youth Congress
A.S.A
League
Oxford
United States
Students For Peace
A American Students Union
C C S C Dinner Planned For May 5
The Columbia Christian Student Council hosts its annual spring dinner on May 5 at the Men's Faculty Club near Morningside Drive. Reverend Dean Russell Wickes of Princeton Chapel will be guest speaker. A mixed stag dance follows the dinner. tickets are limited and available from Marcia Bacon, Milli cent Bridegroom, Winifred Rundlett, Josephine Trostler, or Mrs. Ladd at Earl Hall.
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Columbia Christian Student Council
Morningside ‘Drive
Dean’ Russell Wickes
Princeton Chapel
Marcia Bacon
Episcopal Club
Millicent Bridegroom
Lutheran Club
Winifred Rundlett
Josephine Trostler
Wycliffe Club
Mrs. Ladd
Earl Hall
Camp Leadership Course Announced for Summer
The Department of Physical Education announces the fifth Camp Leadership Course led by Miss Margaret Holland and Dr. Cornelia L. Carey. It runs two weeks from June 3 to 18, open to Freshmen to Juniors, with a $15 fee. Applications due May 15 to Miss Holland. The program covers nature study crafts dramatics group singing first aid camp craft and leadership development for Barnard Camp weekends.
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Department of Physical Education
Margaret Holland
Cornelia L. Carey
Barnard Camp
Peace Action Set for April 27 at Columbia University
Peace groups schedule two demonstrations on April 27 at Columbia University. One rally at South Field by the Peace Council features talks on collective security neutrality Spain and China. A counter demonstration at McMillan Theatre by the Youth Committee against War includes four neutrality speakers and three others including Norman Thomas Harold Fey and Quincey Howe.
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Peardon
Rabbi Wise
Columbia University
The
Peace Council
South Field
Spain
China
McMillan Theatre
Youth Committee Against War
Norman Thomas
Harold Fey
Quincey Howe
Spring Dance Sees 200 Guests At Barnard Hall
Over two hundred couples sign up for the Spring Dance in Barnard Hall. Howard Kelly leads a new Barnard arrangement titled Barnard Jazz with added male vocalist. Rooms become lounges and dance floors, terraces convert to a dance space, and fresh flowers decorate the hall. Proceeds support Land and Building fund.
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Barnard Hall
Howard Kelly
Barnard
Elizabeth Suppes
Howard Wellv
Carolyn Brackenridge
Marjorie Wehotens
Marion Hellman
Marie Turbow
Charlotte Cassell
Marguerita Gre
Residence Halls Card Party To Raise Funds
A card party organized by Elizabeth Harper and Marcia Meeker will be held tomorrow afternoon from 2 30 to 5 30 in Brooks Hall main living room. About 130 students are expected to attend with weather allowing porch tables. Proceeds fund redecorating in residence halls.
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Brooks Hall
Charles
the Ritz
Elizabeth Arden
Longacre
Philip Morris Tobacco Company
Elizabeth Harper
Marcia Meeker
Jake
Tatlock Examination To Be Held Saturday
The T Jock Prize examination for Latin proficiency will occur Saturday April 23 from 1 10 to 4 10 in Room 39 Fiske. Open to all College students, it requires sight translation from Latin to English. competitors should submit their names to Professor Hirst or Dr Day.
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T. Jock Prize
Menu
Jean Willard Tatlock
Hirst
Dr. Day
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