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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1937

Page

3

Barnard Delegates to National Student Christian Assembly

Barnard will send ten delegates including Doro thy Clark to the National Assembly of Student Christian Associations at Miami University Oxford Ohio December 27 to January 1. Leaders from Columbia New College Union Theological Seminary will attend and discuss campus life vocations economics and Church challenges.

Student Christian Associations Barnard Dorothy Clark Miami University Oxford Ohio Robert G. Andrus United States Robert Andrus Columbia Paul Limbert New College Henry P. van Deusen Union Theological Seminary Columbia Student Christian Association Earl Hall C.S.C.A C.S

Christmas Formal Tonight At Witt Hall Dining Room

Ice dorm students host annual Christmas formal in North Dining Room of Witt Hall. Hal Morley’s orchestra plays from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. About 130 students expected. Large tree to be decorated with red and green lights. Mistletoe decor to hang as part of the festive setup. Morley’s band previously played at the Jux Arts Ball and the Dean’s Drag.

Ice Witt Hall Hal Morley Orches Lal Morley Barnard

Barnard Glee Clubs to Broadcast Christmas Assembly

Dean Gildersleeve will speak at Barnard Christmas musical on December 14. The Barnard and Columbia Glee Clubs with the Barnard String Ensemble perform a Kyrie from Puer Natus, first sung in America, found by Dr. Walter Rubsamen. The program opens with four jointly performed pieces followed by Miss Gildersleeve’s address. The Columbia Glee Club performs a solo piece.

Dean Gildersleeve Barnard Columbia Glee Clubs WEAF Red Network Columbia Broadcasting System America Pierre de la Rose

Aid Effort For Spain Faces Financial Hurdles

The Commonweal Spanish Relief Fund merged with the American Committee for Spanish Relief to publicize a May 17 pageant at Madison Square Garden. It aimed to raise funds for clothing medicine and food for Franco controlled territory but fell short of expenses. The North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy reported the May 17 event was a financial failure despite artistic success.

Commonweal American Committee For Spanish Relief Madison Square Garden Spain O. H. Hammond State Department Washington Franco Basil Harris Ogden H. Hammond Joseph P. Grace Leon Fraser Kelley Graham Thomas F. Woodlock Whitney Warren

39 Steps Colossal in Junior Show Plans for 1939

The Junior Show of the Class of 1939 advances with the title 39 Steps and a romance building fund theme. Revisions finish by Christmas, tryouts after holidays, and cast likely after mid years. Dorothy Smith, show chairman, invites all juniors to sign up and try out for roles.

39 Steps Dorothy Smith

Student Peace Forum Set For Four PM Discussion

The Representative Assembly sponsors a panel on peace this afternoon at four in the Conference Room. Speakers Charlotte Bentley Claire Murray Ruth Tasche Helen Roebeck and Mary Jacoby present pacifist nationalist isolationist collective security and defensive warfare positions. A student discussion follows.

Representative Assembly Charlotte Bentley Claire Murray Ruth Tasche Helen Roebeck Mary Jacoby

Major Meetings Address Departments In College Luncheon

Spanish majors heard Miss de los Rios recount touring with a University of Spanish students troupe and Miss Novoa discuss Spanish folklore music. Economics, History, Psychology, Mathematics and Spanish majors met Tuesday December 7 with faculty speakers on Social Security, world federation ideas, trial and error learning, computing machines and Spanish cultural topics.

Reinhard A. Hohaus Binkley Columbia University Holy Roman Empire United States Youtz Barnard Columbia Eckart Laura de Los Rios Spain Novoa

Students Sponsor Season Charities Across Campus Activities

Barnard students launch Christmas charity drive with Episcopal Club selling stockings December 8 to 17 to fill supplies for New York City Protestant Missions. Stockings, supplied by NYC Protestant Missions, will be distributed non sectarian to children. Miss Castellano coordinates Spanish dormitory efforts for Spanish democracy aid. An exhibit and sale of refugee women crafts plus Bible character dogs and embroideries will be at Union Theological Seminary on December 15 from 10 to 6 at Mrs Daniel Johnson Fleming’s home 606 West 122nd Street.

Barnard Episcopal Club Jake New York City Daniel Johnson Fleming Union Theological Seminary West 122Nd Street

Spring 1938 program filings due today at registrar

All students must file their spring semester programs with the Registrar before p.m. today. Failure to file will incur a 10 dollar fine. Programs may be submitted any time this week.

Vassar Hosts Third Annual American Student Union Convention

President McCracken welcomes Barnard delegates Ruth Borgenicht Miriam Wechsler Ruth Frankfurter and Deborah Allen among Barnard representatives at the ASU convention December 27 31 at Vassar College A bulletin plans two representatives opening address Tuesday morning by President McCracken with a symposium on The Future of American Education and multiple round tables on student life governance health housing and more

Ruth Borgenicht Miriam Wechsler Social Science Union Barnard American Student Union Ruth Frankfurter Representative Assembly Deborah Allen Student Council Vassar College Bulletin McCracken Vassar ASU

Wiegand Views Germany Life and Work System

Ilse Wiegand explains German life and schooling under Nazi era seeing both sides of the story. She describes education via Labor Service camps, women workers replacing others on four week vacations, and her own eight hour machine shift to aid poorer women. Continued on Page 4.

Ilse Wiegand Germany Miss Wiegand

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Dean Miss de Los Rios Hohaus Dr. Youtz Borgenicht Wechsler SSU Ruth Hershfield Ducky Hiitler Hse Wiegand Nazi Germany Hitler
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