Butler Clarifies Views On Censorship At Columbia Spectator
President Nicholas Murray Butler states in Spectator that editorial freedom for undergraduates must be coupled with responsibility. He argues a college paper should be as free in news and opinion as a newspaper, while accepting abuse of privilege. (Continued on page 4)
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Spectator
Butler
Columbia
Reed Harris
Acta Columbia
Columbia Spectator
McElwain Elected Vice President of A A
Sylva McElwain, class of 1934, wins the Athletic Association vice presidency amid ballots held Thursday and Friday. Alicia Fortier and Florence Dickenson, both class of 1933, were contenders. Secretary Catherine Montgomery and Treasurer Helen Conaty also win positions among a broader slate.
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Sylva McElwain
Athletic Association
Alicia Fortier
Florence Dickenson
Miss McElwain
Greek Games
A. A
Natherine Montgomery
Gertrude Rubsamen
Miss Montgomery
Valie A. A
Chin Lee
Gianna -Remerand
Helen
Conaty
Miss Cilia Slee
Feshman
Yeshman
Saleen -Pelletier
Association
Greene addresses history students on revolution and contacts
Professor Ewart Greene of Columbia University spoke to history majors on the last meeting of a series. He argued that war creates contacts and that evolving access to European archives and comprehensive printing broadened views of the American Revolution.
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Ewart Greene
de Witt Clinton
Columbia University
Greene
United States
Great Britain
America
William Samuel Johnson
King’s College
John Adams
William
Thatcher
John Waring
Mortarboard Payments Due by May 1
An announcement from Dorothy Sachs, circulation manager, states mortarboard payments must be made by May 1. Yearbooks may be procured in Barnard Hall after that date.
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Dorothy Sachs
Barnard Hall
Annual Cervantes Day Celebrated by Spanish Institute
The Spanish Institute of the United States hosted an evening of Spanish music and drama at Brinkerhoff Theater to mark Cervantes Day. Lantern slides on Don Quixote explained by Professor Dorado. Institute Chorus performed folk songs with notes by Professor De Onis. Lope de Vega play Peribanez y El Comendador De Ocana presented by Barnard Spanish Department with foreword by Miss Castellano.
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Spanish Institute of
United States
Cervantes
Brinkerhoff ‘Theater
Don Quixote
Dorado
Institute
de Onis
Peribanez Y
Barnard
Castella
Don Boyso
la Segadora
la Charrascona
la Riberana E
San Vicente
Institute Chorus
Ocana
Lope de Vega
Federico de Onis
Caridid R. Castellano
Senior Meeting Considers Plans for Senior Show
A noon meeting of the Senior Class in Barnard Hall aims to decide on plans for a Senior Show. Dora Breitwieser chairs Senior Week and urges all seniors to attend and voice opinions. Prospective show workers must sign the Barnard Hall poster before Tuesday evening to gauge support for planning different show types.
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Barnard
Dora Breitwieser
Barnard Hall
Adaline Heffelfinger
Phoebe Harbison
Delegation Talks on Covenant Reconciliation at Syracuse Assembly
Ruth Anderson reports on the Model League Assembly at Syracuse University where Barnard delegates role played Japan. Plenary sessions debated tariff cuts, Danubian states, and peace terms. Committees addressed Iraq mandate termination and Covenant Paris Pact reconciliation.
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Syracuse University
Barnard
Peardon
Government Department
Japan
Iraq
Paris
Miss Doty Urges Seniors to Register Now
An Occupation Bureau notice urges seniors who need bureau help and have not filed registration cards to do so immediately to avoid difficulty securing necessary faculty recommendations. Katherine S Doty signs the announcement.
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Occupation Bureau
Katherine. S. Doty
Promise Revelations In Faculty All Star Baseball Game
Barnard's faculty all star team faces off in a gym based game tomorrow. The playful report highlights students teaching and surprising plays as teachers showcase teamwork and comical mishaps on the field.
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Barnard
Olster
Joses
Roly-poly
Minus the Highness to Be Shown Friday at Barnard
Spring Wigs and Cues production Minus the Highness or Love is King debuts Friday April 29 at 8 30 in Brinkerhoff Theatre. Admission is free with a 50 cent dance subscription per couple. Cast includes Muriel Schlessinger Jean MacDougall and others. three sets planned. Phyllis Machlin coaching. officers elected for 1933 1935 etc.
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Brinkerhoff Theatre
Barnard
Phyllis Machlin
Muriel _ Schlessinger
Jean MacDougall
Muriel Hutchinson
Ethel Greek
Field
Mildred Pearson
Helen’ Feeney
Sylvia ‘Weinstock
Constance Smith
Hazel Dunham
Ruth Snyder
Emily Ruppee
Fannie Bach
Janet Silverman
Edith Cantor
Phyllis
Machlin
Nice
Anna Hill Johnstone
Dorothy
Sachs
Constance E. Smith
Elizabeth Jay
Patricia Purvis
Gertrude Rubsaten
Neat
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Dk. Butler
Harris
Kay Montgomery
Grace Chin Lee
DR. Greene
History
Spanish ‘Institute
Intermezza
Chants D’espagne
A. Montanesa
Granados
Nin
Granadina
Nancy Wilson
Genia Yemenoff Luboshutz
Andaluza — Falla
A. Verbena
C. Baile Castizo
Turina
Peribanaz
Petra Munoz Casilda
Carmen’ Rosales
Heffelfinger
Syracuse
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