Council To Recommend Changes In Honor Board
The council plans amendments to the Honor Board charter detailing its functions and elections. A slate for chairman to be drawn by outgoing Honor Board and Student Council, with possible addition by the Undergraduate Association. Class representatives to be elected from a state slate prepared by the chairman. A semi annual report to the registrar will include case explanations and a recorded vote by each member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Gray
Council
Honor Board
Colloquy on Is Christianity the Religion
Professor William P. Montague and Dr. E W Lyman of Union Theological Seminary led a Monday colloquy on Is Christianity the Religion before religious clubs. Lyman argued Christianity offers a way goal and life foundation while Montague cited Christ as the suffering God and example for man to follow with Molly Wyland chairing.
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William P. Montague
E. W. Lyman
Union Theological Seminary
Dr. Lyman
Montague
Christ
Molly Wyland
The
Wycliffe Club
Opera Tickets Are Available for Barnard Benefit
The Associate Alumnae sponsor a Wagner opera benefit for Barnard College with Tristan und Isolde to be sung by Lauritz Melchior and Kirsten Flagstad on January 11 at the Metropolitan Opera Company. Tickets vary from 100 to 1.00, with Riverside Building selling seats only. proceeds aid the Barnard Scholarship Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Richard Wagner
Metropolitan Opera Company
Jules Massenet
John Charles Thomas
Marjorie Lawrence
Riverside
Start Campaign To Fill Christmas Stockings
The Episcopal Club will launch a Christmas stocking campaign at a tea in the College Parlor with speaker Sidney Crowley of City Mission Society. The college is urged to donate canned foods and necessities for the needy, and student car owners are asked to help transport gifts. A contributing booth will be set up on Jake Street on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Club
Sidney Crowley
City Mission Society
Jake
Dresses And High Heels Roar Out Of Hiding At Coffee Dance
The December 8 event at Barnard Hall drew Columbia and Barnard students into a lively Coffee Dance. Women arrived in high heels and silk dresses, while men from Columbia were noted and the sign-up poster clarified participation.
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Barnard
P.S
Columbia
Barnard Hall
Faculty inquiry targets Dies Committee action
Professor Walter Rautenstrauch announced a campus petition to deny the Dies Committee an appropriation, seeking 2,000 signatures to end its activities. The effort, led by the University Federation for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom, joined by the American Committee for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom, cites infringements on civil liberties and democratic education.
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Congress
Dies Committee
Walter Rautenstrauch
School of Engineering
University Federation For Democracy and Intellectual Freedom
New York
American Committee For Democracy and Intellectual Freedom
University Federation
Franz Boaz
Columbia
Ruth Benedict
L. C. Dunn
Clyde R. Miller
Wesley C. Mitchell
Robert S. Lynd
Harold C. Urey
H. B. Williams
Rautenstrauch
Juniors Debate Charity Drive and Drama Production at Barnard
Barnard juniors discuss Community Chest use with aim of 1000 dollars for relief Red Cross favored over a scholarship or fellowship while some support helping multiple people. Drama production Pride and Prejudice staged at Brinerhoff Theatre features a reduced cast and free undergraduates tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Representative Assembly
Red Cross
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Far Eastern Student Service Fund
United Council For Civilian Relief
China
Community Chest Fund
First Senior Tea To Be Next Week
The first Senior Tea will be held next week between 4 and 5 30 p m in the College Parlor. Caroline Duncombe the senior president will receive with Miss van Baalen. Invitations have been sent to the Dean and numerous Misses and Mrs. Read. Members of foreign language departments will attend as guests. Hostesses include Jane Fuckinger Jane Mantell Viola Peterson Marjorie Westphal and Alice Willis.
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Louise van Baalen
Jane Kass
Anne Meding
Caroline Duncombe
Miss van Baalen
Miss Abbott
Miss Erskine
Miss Doty
Grant
Miss Libby
Miss Meyer
Miss Rockwell
Miss Stevens
Read
Miss Weeks
Jane Fuckinger
Jane Mantell
Viola Peterson
Marjorie West‘phal
Alice Willis
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Assembly
Opera
Reginald Lee Johnson
Ethel H. Wise
Clytia A. Capraro
Bertray
Eeru
Udent
Colum- Team
Ac Id
Brinckerhoff
Nancy Wagner
Jane
Bill Hochman
Mr. Bennett
Barbara Heinzen
Mrs. Bennett
Nancy Swan
Elisabeth
Hardt
John Gifford
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Helen Jerome
Jane Austin
Elizabeth Bennet
Jane Bennet
Lydia Bennet
Jean Sauer
Charlotte
Joann McQuiston
Bennet
Barbara Ilemzen
Miss Bingley
Jane Hoyt
Gardiner Winifred Anderson
Lady Lucas
Thursabelle Ilanen
Maggie
Jane Pierson
Lady Catherine
Beatrice Bellis Darcy
John Gifford Bingley
Bill, Hubbard
Anton Hardt
Barbara Suter
Patricia Illingworth
Betty Lotz
Louise Giventer
Lucia Quintero
Peggy Binder
Charlotte Cassell
Minor Latham
Professor Latham
Nancy Crowell
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