Crisis and Control in American Life Lecture
Dr Houston Peterson spoke at McMillin Theater on December 5 outlining six major crises in U.S. history, from independence to imperialism, plus a current looming crisis. He defined a social crisis as a period when a people face a decisive dilemma with little room to muddle through.
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Houston Peterson
McMillin Theater
Peterson
England
Thomas Paine
Borah
South
Thaddeus Stevens
Henry Sumner
Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
Whitehead
Hoover
Lincoln Steffen
Lasky
Viereck Endorsed. Rails Against Jewish Question and Nazi Plot
Viereck asserts ninety three percent support and argues Germany must defend honor while seeking at home and abroad concessions. He predicts a future concordat or defined Jewish minority rights, and condemns Jewish boycotts as a factor in drastic German regulations. He denies a U S conspiracy and endorses free speech and academic courtesy.
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Hei
France
Poland
Germany
United States
U. S
Berlin
Europe
Columbia
Hans Luther
Viereck
Butler
Frederick Winthrop Allen Barnard Trustee Dies
Frederick Winthrop Allen a member of Barnard College Board of Trustees died on November 25. He was elected Trustee on May 24 1928. Ill health kept him from Barnard activity recently though the college valued his guidance and mourns his loss.
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Frederick Winthrop Allen
Barnard College
Allen
Barnard
College
Professor Mohr on Race Purity Critique in Germany
The professor denounces racial superiority propaganda as unscientific in a culture famed for European learning. He notes today’s biology favors genuineness and truth. He thanks America for hospitality as his lectures traverse Harvard and other eastern universities.
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Germany
Europe
Columbia
Tenniquoit Tournament Concludes With College Champions
The formal tenniquoit tournament closes as 1934 Helen Brodie and Dorothy Nowa win for the college. Opponents 1937 Marjorie Snevily and Helen Wingelman lose after a strong start. Seniors rally to a brilliant finish.
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Tenniquoit
Helen Brodie
Dorothy Nowa
Marjorie Snevily
Helen Wingelman
Helen Brydie
Gertrude Rubsamen
Dora Js Rudolf
Dorothy Brauneck
Anne Bruchal
Marjorie Snevil
Wycliffe Club Hears Speaker on Industrial Crisis
Dr. Edmund B. Chaffee will lecture today at four on Protestant churches and the industrial crisis at the Wycliffe Club. Tea will follow at the Silver Bay with invited guests including Reverend Herbert Evans and other club members.
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Edmund B. Chaffee
Wycliffe Club
Silver Bay
Episcopal
Herbert Evans
Knox
Wendell Phillips
Braun
Weeks
Miss Kruger
Freshmen Elect Class Officers At Meeting
At the November 29 freshman meeting Betty McIver was elected class historian. Sophie Cambria won poster chairman over Katherine Owens and Ruth Werts. Peg Lefren was chosen A A Representative ahead of Marjorie Ray and Ruth Gould.
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A. A. Board
Betty McIver
Frances, Higgs
Louise Harris
Sophie Cambria
Katherine Owens
Ruth Werts
A. A
Peg Lefren
Marjorie Ray
Ruth Gould
Students Asked to Sign Poster for Tea Dance
All students wishing to attend the Christmas Tea Dance sponsored by the Senior Class must sign up on the Barnard Hall poster and write their names and escorts on the attached sheet. The event at Casa Italiana is Saturday December 16 from four to seven o'clock with Johnny Edwards Orchestra playing. tickets are $1.25.
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Barnard Hall
Casa Italiana
Johnny Edwards
Class votes approve fund appropriations. song leader election postponed
Martha Reed as class treasurer proposed several appropriations approved by vote. At meeting end Inez Alexander, Helen Hartmann, Elinor Martin and Ruth Walter were nominated for song leader and the election was postponed. Shirley Johnstone, 1937 president, chaired the meeting.
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Martha Reed
Inez Alexander
Helen Hartmann
Elinor Martin
Ruth Walter
Shirley Johnstone
Open Hour Class Basketball Tournament Sees Narrow Vintage Win
In a Friday game the Ancients beat the Moderns by 20 to 18 led by Gertrude Warner while captains Marjorie Snevily and team officials umpired. The Juniors overpowered Sophomores 26 to 22 and 28 to 23 on November 27. Senior and Freshman results followed with Nuts and Squirrels defeating Invincibles in a 28 to 26 finish.
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Tony Black
Gertrude Warner
Marjorie Snevily
Cecelia Steinlein
Grace Chin Lee
Elizabeth Hayes
Susan Lockwood
Schlosser
Collyer
Michael
Creagh
Mead
Fecht
Haller
Chin Lee
Hayes
Riera
Greenebaum
Hirshfield
Rudolf
Nolan
Neale Ross
Hoover
Williams
Wilcox
Ackerman
Hodupp
Maher
Henderson
Brasted
Reese
Conner
Romer
Levitt
Laurie
Winston
Billyou
Phelps
Brodie
Lockwood
Douglas
Gibb
Steiniein
Neumeyer
Hansen
Allan
J. “Martin
Batlin
Squirrels Kiesler
Pier
Noble
Ayes
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V. C. Gildersleeve
Mohr
Anotes
Grondine
Columbia University
Wiec
Eastman School
Thorughly
Bulletin of Hietaie
Daines
Neo Harlera Fatt
Brooklyn Secretaria! School For Girls
M. C. Baird
Livingston Street
Hoyt St
Gantleys Food Shoppe
Gantley’s
Broadway
114Th St
Amsterdam Ave
Florists
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