Labor Issues Discussed By Mrs Herrick
Mrs Elinor Herrick Regional Director of the National Labor Relations Board spoke on the Wagner Act and workers rights. She outlined protections against firing for union membership and employer interference and noted the Board handles petitions for elections and settlements, with trials rare.
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Herrick
National Labor Relations Act
Elinor Herrick
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Board
Burke
Jerrick
Circuit
Engid
Three Classes Hold Elections At Class Meeting
The class of 1939 elected Marcia Meeker vice president Edwina Dusenberry secretary and Barbara Ridgway treasurer Ruth Cummings Senior Week Chairman and Dorothy Smith Social Chairman Sally Zimmerbackel Song Leader Jean Johnston and Elizabeth Stevens Poster Chairmen Barbara Reade Class Historian Evelyn Hoole Honor Board representative and Marjorie Healy Phyllis Dunbar Jean Morris and Ara Ponchelet Representative Assembly delegates. Charlotte Hall will represent the class at the Silver Bay Conference with Ruth Cummings as alternate delegate.
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Marcia Meeker
Edwina Dusenberry
Barbara Ridgway
Ruth Cummings
Dorothy Smith
Sally Zimmerbackel
Jean Johnston
Elizabeth Stevens
Barbara Reade
Evelyn Hoole
Marjorie Healy
Phyllis Dunbar
Jean Morris
Ara Ponchelet
Representative Assembly
Charlotte Hall
Reine Tracy
Julia Gray
Egg Maude Vance
Caroline Duncombe
Muriel Doyle
Marion Riley
Meredith Wright
Alice Drury
Helen Taft
Verna Mayberry
Vera Arndt
Doris Williams
Silver Bay
Miss Cummings
Mortarboard
Ava Ponchelet
Bulletin
Student Fellow and Camp Chairman Elections Today
Elections for Student Fellow and Camp Chairman continue from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. on Jake. Nominees for the Student International Fellowship for 1938 39 include Caroline Babcock, Charlotte Bentley, Dorothy Colodny, Helen Hirsch, Sarah Ives, and Evelyn Lichtenberg. Virginia Rockwell 39 and Jane Seymour 39 are the candidates for Camp Chairman.
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Jake
Caroline Babcock
Charlotte Bentley
Dorothy Colodny
Helen Hirsch
Sarah Ives
Evelyn Lichtenberg
Virginia Rockwell
Jane Seymour
Candidates Reveal Their Future Plans for Student Fellowship
The 1938-39 Student Fellowship nominees reveal plans to study at Oxford or the Sorbonne. Caroline Babcock and Charlotte Bentley plan Oxford philosophy, Dorothy Colodny focuses English literature at Oxford, Helen Hirsch aims for the Sorbonne in France, Evelyn Lichtenberg selects Oxford with politics and philosophy, and Sarah Ives does not state plans. Voting continues today.
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Oxford
Sorbonne
Caroline Babcock
Charlotte Bentley
Dorothy Colodny
Helen Hirsch
France
Sarah Ives
Evelyn Lichtenberg
Jake
Wigs And Cues Presents Three Flags Tonight
Wigs and Cues stages three spring plays at Brinckerhoff Theatre starting 8:30 P.M. The program opens with Highways Cross a tragedy featuring Roberta Hadley Jean Sauer Janice Van de Water Sallie Zimmerbackel and others directed by Constance Smith. The Dear Departed a farce with Ninetta di Benedetto Rosamund Gleason Dorothy Stockwell Elaine Briggs and a precocious daughter played by Jean Sauer. The Nursery Maid of Heaven set in a seventeenth century convent stars Nancy Wagner with Jeanne Paul Constance Burt Betty Pratt Charlotte Cassell and Claire Murray directed by Joan Roth with costumes by Theodora Baldwin and a Dorothy Stockwell chaired costume committee. Dr. Clare Howard faculty adviser.
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Shakespeare
Godfrey
Jane
Roberta Hadley
Jean Sauer
Janice van de Water
Sallie Zimmerbackel
Helen Jaffin
Angela Wall
Jane Goldstein
Constance Smith
Ninetta di Benedetto
Rosamund Gleason
Dorothy Stockwell
Elaine Briggs
Shirley Ellenbogen
Gertrude Smith
Benvenuta
Faith
Nancy Wagner
Jeanne Paul
Constance Burt
Betty Pratt
Peggie Madden
Charlotte Cassell
Elizabeth Muller
Claire Murray
Joan Roth
Starlight Terrace Dance Set For Spring Event
The Starlight Dancing On Terrace is featured at the spring dance with dancing on the terrace Starlight Roof lights in the Jungle and new lounge areas. Barnard Jazz songs and Junior Show tunes will be played by the orchestra as students enjoy refreshments between dances.
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Barnard
Dr Wise Urges Collective Action At Peace Assembly
The American Student Peace Ball by the American Student Union runs tonight at 8:30 at Mecca Temple 133 West 55 Street. Orson Welles Tamiris appear with a Lounge side-show by the Federal Quartet and No Pasaran accordionist. A scholarship raffle follows reports on Peace Strikes. Ralph Hayes orchestra and Duke and his Swing Masters provide continuous dancing with admission 75 cents.
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American Student Union
Mecca Temple
West 55 Street
Orson Welles
Tamiris
Federal Quartet
No Pasaran
Ralph Hayes
Duke
Columbia Holds Peace Strikes
Two peace demonstrations at Columbia University drew about 1 500 participants. Notables like William Dodd James Wise and Norman Thomas spoke on neutrality collective security and isolationism. Funds exceeded 1600 for an ambulance to aid Spanish Loyalists.
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Columbia
McMillin Theatre
South Field
University Peace Council
William Dodd
James Waterman Wise
Arthur Northwood
Chao Ting Chi
Jay Allen
The
New York Post
Harry F. Ward
American League For Peace and Democracy
Youth Committee Against War
Norman Thomas
Harold Fey
Quincey Howe
James Littel
Allen
Spain
America
Roosevelt
Mr. Thomas
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Far East
Unamed
Students And Faculty Demonstrate Will For Peace
Over five hundred students and faculty joined a Peace Action in the campus gymnasium. Dr. Stephen S. Wise and Professor Thomas P. Peardon led the discussion with Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve presiding, as attendees evaluated collective security and neutrality positions amid world tensions.
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Stephen S. Wise
Thomas P. Peardon
Helen Raebeck
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Wise
Peardon
Dr. Wise
League of Nations
America
England
France
United States
Rabbi Wise
Hitler
Austrian
Czechoslovakia
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BOARD
Wigs and Cues
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Helen Rome
Peace Assembly
ASU
Peace Council and Youth Committee
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