All College Peace Forum Scheduled This Friday
A peace forum will be held Friday at four in the Conference Room with five world policy topics debated by students Charlotte Bentley Mary Jacoby Helen Roebeck and Claire Murray The forum follows an earlier November 9 event led by Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve and aims to involve open discussion with Ruth Insche as chairman All undergraduates are urged to attend.
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Charlotte Bentley
Mary Jacoby
Helen Roebeck
Claire Murray
Ruth Insche
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Delegates Report On St Lawrence Conference At Barnard Club
Barnard College International Relations Club heard delegates Thomas Peardon Katherine Smul Flora Ginsburg and Mabel Houk recount the St Lawrence University Conference of International Relations Clubs held November 19 and 20. Attendees from 34 American and Canadian clubs discussed rounds and conclusions and planned future club activities and study of world problems.
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Thomas Peardon
Katherine Smul
Flora Ginsburg
Mabel Houk
St. Lawrence University
Barnard
East Comes West To Barnard Finds City A Haven Of Culture
Ruth Hershfield profiles Alla Uin a Shanghai raised American student at Barnard. She contrasts cultural life in New York with Shanghai noting education health and entertainment gaps for Chinese families and describing domestic staff and a Mandarin owned home. The piece touches on American volunteers and China tensions.
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Barnard
City
Ruth Hershfield
Alla Uin
Shanghai
China
Russia
Nghailla
Americ Missionary School
Gardner
Bulletin Begins Discussion Series On U S Aid To Spain
Miriam Weber introduces a series examining American involvement in the Spanish conflict. The piece outlines 26 groups influencing policy and action, with focus on the North American Committee for the Aid of Spanish Democracy and its allied organizations and leaders.
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Bulletin
U. S
Spain
Miriam Weber
United States
United Front
American League Against War and Fascism
American Student Union
The
League For Industrial Democracy
Socialist Party
Communist Party
Albert Einstein
Upton Sinclair
Paul Robeson
Jerome Davis
William Spofford
Francis J. McConnell
Herman F. Reissig
Barnard College
Wigs and Cues Cast Announced for The Admirable Crichton
Helen Lange to play Lady Mary in Wigs and Cues adaptation of J. M. Barrie comedy. Cast includes Kenn Randall as Crichton Anne Warren and Joan Roth as sisters Jean Sauer as Tweeny and other names. Agnes Morgan directs with a pre-show dance and student ticket policy.
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Helen Lange
Lady Mary
Wigs and Cues
Crichton
J. M. Barrie
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Kenn Randall
Anne Warren
Joan Roth
Jean Sauer
Jeanne Paul
Jane Mantell
Grace Farjeon
Ninetta di Benedetto
Jane Stewart
Elvira Nagel
Louis Townsend
Ernest
George Sammis
Treherne
John O’neal
Lord Brocklehurst
Agnes Morgan
Jake
Gertrude Smith
Shirley Ellenbogen
Helene Jaffin
Dorothy Stockwell
Mary Maloney
Prizes Announced for Land and Building Fund Photo Contest
The Undergraduate Committee awards an Underwood typewriter as grand prize for best overall photo. Landscape first prize is Kayser nightdress, second a U S Victor pen and pencil set. Still life first prize kid gloves, second a photography book. Portrait first prize a travelling clock, second a photo developing tank. Campus group prizes a film roll first and a photography book second. Exhibition December 6–7. judging December 15.
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Underwood Elliot Fisher Company
Land and Building Fund
Marian Cowles
Kayser Stores Inc
U. S. Victor Company
Aris Gloves Inc
McGraw Hill Publishing Company
Burleigh Brooks Inc
McGraw Hill
Vocational Tea Sponsored by Committee on Monday
The first annual vocational tea, by the Student and Alumnae Vocational Committee, will be held Monday December 6 from 4 to 6 in the College Parlor. Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse of Connecticut College will discuss Present Day Trends in Women's Work as an introduction to upcoming round table conferences featuring alumnae experts in diverse fields.
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Chase Going Woodhouse
Connecticut College
Adelson Describes London School of Economics Life
Shirley Adelson, 1937 Student Fellow at the London School of Economics, writes on campus life comparing Cambridge and London universities. She notes Cambridge as a traditional college system with dormitories and strict morals enforcement, while London schools operate as day programs with looser college living and limited cross-faculty teaching.
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Bulletin
Shirley Adelson
London School of Economics
Madam
London
New York
Cambridge
England
London University
School of Economics
Debate on Undergraduate Constitution Continues by Assembly
The Representative Assembly continued revising the Undergraduate Constitution at a Monday meeting. A December 12 special session will discuss the issue further. Ruth Frankfurter was elected Barnard Representative to the American Student Union conference at Vassar College. Financial changes shift funds from classes and Wigs and Cues to the Undergraduate Association and Glee Club.
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Representative Assembly
Sofia Simmonds
Evelyn Lichtenberg
Ruth Frankfurter
Barnard
American Student Union
Vassar’ College
Katherine Smut
St. Lawrence University
Jean A Allison
Undergraduates Association
Glee Club
Assembly
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Peardon
Smul
Ginsburg
Houk
Adelson
Frankfurter
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