Social Service Tours Planned in New York City
The Social Service Committee plans a series of tours through various social work fields in New York City. Students are asked to fill a questionnaire about availability including Saturdays and afternoons, preferred departure times, places of interest, topics for discussion by experts, and types of social work to learn more about. Printed questionnaires are available on Jake or students may use their own paper and leave them in the box on the table on Jake.
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Jake
Newspaper Guild Plans Lectures
The Associate Unit of the New York Newspaper Guild will host ten bi weekly lectures by prominent Guild members on topics including police reporting book reviewing labor reporting wire service and propaganda in the news. The associate adoption plan pairs working Guildsmen with associates for a day to cover beats. Membership is open to journalism majors and college staff. Dues are 1.35 for six months.
German Professor Addresses Club
Ernst Jaeckh eminent European publicist and visiting Public Law professor spoke before the German club Monday. He is president of Hochschule fur Politik Berlin and president of Germanys League of Nations sector under the Stresemann regime. The naturalized British citizen discussed his English learning memories and urged youth to shape world organization after the war.
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Ernst Jaeckh
Columbia
Professor Jaeckh
Hochschule Fur Politik
Berlin
Germany
League of Nations
Stresemann
Balkans
Berkeley Square shines with unusual plot and fine acting
Barnard students present a moving production of Berkeley Square by John Balderstone at Brinckerhoff. The play centers on mood and dialogue, with strong performances by a Wigs and Cues cast directed by Anton Hardt, delivering whimsy, artistry, and poignant themes.
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Berkeley Square
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Barnard
John Balderstone
Brinckerhoff
Balderstone
Shaw
Anton Hardt
Calls for a rapid new social order to meet modern pressures
The writer argues that society faces deep confusion and must not discard existing foundations. Edison and Einstein illustrate synthesis rather than destruction, urging a swift, practical reconfiguration of culture to counter aggression and the juggernaut of modern life. The pace must be rapid, strong, and usable like a bridge cable or bombsight.
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Edison
Einstein
Treasurer Explains Budget For Year Continued From Page 1
The article outlines budget figures including assumed credits of 1143.73 dollars and a balance forward of 1512.44 after accounting for debts and credits from 1939-40. It notes a Dean's Fund of 200 dollars for undergraduates and a balance for 1941-1942 of 1044.69 dollars.
M Damrosch Chosen Blue Book Editor
Mary Damrosch 42 was appointed Blue Book editor at a Student Council meeting on Wednesday November 27. Alice Marcellus 41 will be College Tea Co Chairwoman.
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Mary Damrosch
Alice Marcellus
College Teas
William Allen White Committee Drives to Gather Student Signatures
The William Allen White Committee launches a drive to collect at least 700 student signatures showing support for aiding Britain and continuing button sales to fund literature on assisting England. The Booth operates today and tomorrow at Jake, with Dean Gildersleeve and President Butler among the central committee members. Helen Baker of Barnard notes large public inertia and says the campaign will continue with meetings and speakers from faculty and outside authorities.
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America
Britain
William Allen White
Jake
Congress
England
Gildersleeve
Butler
Helen Baker
Barnard
United States
Mortarboard Photo Schedule for Mortarboard Week
The schedule lists photo sessions for Mortarboard members this week. It names days Wednesday and Thursday with times, committees, and room locations on Barnard, including Student Council, Senor Week, Freshmen class, Vocational Committee, Press Board, Sophomore class, and Honor Board.
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Barna
Barnard
Udo the Jungle
Juniors Missing Candid Photo Appointments Schedule Elsewhere
The bulletin notes juniors who missed their candid pictures must see Sylvia Gaus photography editor in the conference room or photography editor's office to reschedule their appointment. The notice sets a deadline for tomorrow and references the junior class gathering on the tennis court slope and a Bhyeuality Committee meeting earlier.
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Barnard
Sylvia Gaus
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