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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1935

Page

3

Peace Group To Confer at University Anti War Conference

Roger Baldwin and Joseph Lash will represent industrial democracy at the University Anti War Conference to be held in John Jay Dining Hall on December 12 and 13 at 830 p.m. The event will cover groups such as Organization of the Anti War Movement at Columbia and The Students Role in the Anti War Movement with topics on why war occurs and civil liberties including the Medical Center Case. Delegates are limited by organization size and must be sent by noon today with signatures in Student Mail.

John Jay Dining Hall Suty Columbia Medical Center Ethiopia North China Roger Baldwin American Civil Liberties Union Joseph Lash Student League For Industrial Democracy

Ship Party Promises Night Aboard S S Barnard

The AA Board hosts an exclusive Ship Party aboard the S S Barnard next Thursday at eight p.m. Invitations go to faculty Student Council the Board and top students. The event features a deck layout with games badminton quoits and more plus cider and doughnuts served at a bar.

S.S. Barnard Cvm Uons

Political Union surveys campus views on 1936 election forum

The Political Union, via Miriam Roher, sponsors a campus poll and open discussion on national concerns. Ballots in Barnard Hall ask students to name the vital issue, their preferred candidate, and opinions on military appropriations. results will be compared with national averages and announced at the Thursday 4 p.m. College Parlor discussion.

Political Union Miriam Roher Roosevelt Barnard Barnard Hall Herald-Tribune Congress

Barnard College to honor Dean Virginia Gildersleeve at dinner

Trustees alumnae and city leaders plan February 18 dinner at the Biltmore Hotel to mark Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve’s twenty fifth year. Speakers include Nicholas Murray Butler James R Shef field and alumnae leaders detailing the college’s history and Gildersleeve’s accomplishments.

Barnard College Virginia C. Gildersleeve Biltmore Hotel Gildersleeve Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University James R. Sheffield Barnard Board of Trustees Gena Tenney Helen Nicoll Ogden M. Reid William L. Duffy Duffy Sigmund Pollitzer Grade Goodale Henry Wise Miller George McAneny George Endicott Amy Loveman Mary Reimer Helen Erskiné Adam LeRoy Jones Willard B. Stoughton Frank Altschul Eugene Meyer Earl J. Hadley Murray Olyphant J. A. Schwartzmann Frank R. Pentlarge Paul Strong Achilles Arthur H. Sulzberger Paul G. Ratliffe Benjamin A. Hubbard Dorothy Brockway Hooker Talcott Gertrude H. Ressmeyer Frances K. Marlatt Francis D. McCormick William H

Miss Rockwell Reflects on Thirty Years as Librarian

Miss Bertha L. Rockwell recalls 1905 beginnings in two Milbank rooms, the Ella Weed Memorial move in 1919, and the shift from assigned readings to independent choices. She notes growing student independence, wartime changes, and the need for stronger high school library preparation for college work.

Bertha L. Rockwell Barnard Milbank Ella Weed Rockwell

Boas Debunks Race Theory at Menorah Talk

Dr. Franz Boas of Columbia University argues environment shapes culture not race in a Menorah Society lecture. He contends there is no racial type, Aryan is a language, and heredity matters only to direct descent, urging consideration of migration and environment on behavior.

Franz Boas Columbia University Menorah Society Marcy Dolgenas Annie Nathan Meyer Barnard College Professor Boas Boas New York Bolivia

Barnard College Accepts Plan to Raise 4.25 Million for Riverside Drive Site

Barnard College trustees authorize a five year program to raise 4.25 million dollars to purchase land on Riverside Drive between 119th and 120th Streets for a new building. The block beside Riverside Church would house language, psychology, music, and library spaces, with endowment targeted for scholarships and expanded instruction.

Riverside Drive 119Th 120Th Streets Barnard College Barnard 120Th Riverside Church New York Hudson River Grant International House Union Theological Seminary

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