Wider Field For Women Discovers Opportunities In Work
Mrs Chase Going Woodhouse director of the Institute of Women's Professional Relations spoke at a college tea on Recent Trends in Women's Work She cited rising opportunities for women in business executive roles and emphasized studying employment fields and community settings over individual jobs She noted cities like St Paul Minneapolis show more women than men in some fields and highlighted roles in department stores photography textile work and public utilities as expanding avenues for women in industry The talk urged erecting a monument to the typewriter for opening pathways in business.
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Chase Going Woodhouse
Institute of Women’s Professional Relations
Woodhouse
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ual
Ccess
Tex
Programs Must Be Filed Before 4 P.M. on Dec 10
All students must file spring semester 1938 programs in the Registrar's Office by 4 p.m. Friday December 10. Failure to file incurs a ten dollar fine. Programs may be submitted at any time during the week.
De Mare Traces Ballet History at Columbia Lecture
Ruth Landesman reports that M. de Mare of Paris surveyed modern ballet evolution at McMillin Theatre. He traced Isadora Duncan through the Diaghileff company, highlighting Fokine and Massine and noting their shifts toward natural action and contemporary art.
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Ruth Landesman
Rolf de Mare
Swedish Ballet
International Archives of the Dance
Paris
Modern Ballet
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Columbia University
McMillin Theatre
M. de Mare
Isadora Duncan
Diaghileff Ballet
Petrushka
Prince Igor
Fokine
Duncan
Massine
Beers Elected Barnard College Board Chairman
Lucius Beers, senior partner at Lord Day and Lord, was chosen to chair Barnard College’s Board of Trustees succeeding James R. Sheffield who retires for health reasons. Sheffield remains on the board as Beers and new appointees join, including Mrs Eugene Meyer and others amid a series of committee changes.
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Lucius Beers
Barnard College
James R. Sheffield
Beers
Lord, Day and Lord
Sheffield
Eugene Meyer
Washington, D. C
F. Bayard Rives
Alfred F. Hess
Dave Hennan Morris
United States
Belgium
Walter D. Fletcher
New York State
Morris
Barnard
Fletcher
Columbia
Davis, Polk, Wardwell and Reed
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
New York Times
Mulhall
Argentinian student finds New York life and study culture different
Matilde Zabala from Argentina describes life in New York as complex and socially oriented at Barnard. She contrasts U S education as broad and elective with Argentina’s uniform government run system focusing on cultural background and limited specialization.
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Matilde Zabala
Argentina
Matilde Perez Zabala
America
New York
Buenos Aires
Barnard
National Department of Education
Minister of Education
Zabala
F P A Debates Rome Berlin Axis and Peace in Luncheon
The Foreign Policy Association luncheon on December 4 discussed The Rome Berlin Axis Is it a Threat to Peace. Rudolph Kircher argued Germany and Italy seek only to revise Versailles and avoid force while Graham Hutton called the axis an opportunist expedient. Raymond Buell moderated and defended presenting viewpoints.
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Foreign Policy Association
Rudolph Kircher
Frankfort Zeitung
Germany
Italy
France
England
Kircher
Hitler
Enogh
Graham Hutton
The
Economist
London
Rome-Berlin
Hutton
Raymond Buell
Association
Buell
ISS Plea To Aid Chinese Students In War-Torn China
The International Student Service appeals to American students to fund Chinese higher education. It plans temporary district universities, student hostels, and a scholarship fund as 30,000 Peiping Shanghai region students are left destitute by the war. Other groups join the effort including Pax Romana and World Student Association.
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International Student Service
I.S.S
China
Is.s
Tientsin
Shanghai
Peiping-Shanghai
International University Federation
League of Nations
Pax Roman
World Student A Association
The
SSU Campaigns For Members
The Social Science Union Barnard College unit launches an intensive membership drive aligned with the American Student Union city campaign. Ruth Frankfurter reports on ASU aims and its national ties as Barnard groups prepare delegates for the Vassar Convention December 27 to 31.
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Social Science Union
Barnard College
American Student Union
ASU
Ruth Frankfurter
SSU
Miss Frankfurter
Vassar College
Miriam Wechsler
Barnard
Vassar
Representative Assembly
Student Council
Deborah Allen
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Chicago
Illinois
Assembly To Hold Student Peace Panel
The Representative Assembly will host a four o clock panel in the Conference Room with students presenting pacifist nationalist isolationist collective security and defensive warfare views. Speakers include Charlotte Bentley Claire Murray Helen Roeback Mary Jacoby chaired by Ruth Inscho with a floor discussion to follow and Columbia Spectator co sponsoring peace forums.
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Representative Assembly
Charlotte Bentley
Claire Murray
United States
Helen Roeback
Mary Jacoby
Ruth Inscho
Margaret Boyle
Ruth Frankfurter
Judith Lenert
Shirley Ellenbogen
Beatrice Tenney
Nna Waldron
Ruth McEheney
Peace Council
New College
Columbia Spectator
The
Columbia Univer
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Chase G. Woodhouse
de Mare
Arthur Sulzberger
F.P.A
Leonore Schanhous
ISS
Bentley, Roebeck, Murray and Jacoby
Washington
Inscho Chairman
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