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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1938
Page
2
A vague notice describes a series of tours at a department store to observe how a large venue functions during holidays. The text mentions behind the scenes details to be clarified, with references to the Occupation Bureau for particulars and dates.
The Columbia Student Christian Cone announces its annual dance on Tuesday December 20 from eight to one in Brinckerhoff Hall. Tickets cost one dollar per couple and may be obtained from Toutse Preusch Alllicent Bodegroom or Mrs Read.
The Deutscher Kreis hosts a Christmas Tea on Monday December 19 from four to six in Brooks Hall parlor. Refreshments will be served and the college is invited to attend.
The annual Chanukah formal by Barnard Menorah and Columbia Jewish Students will be held Wednesday night December 21 at Temple Emanu El Fifth Avenue and Sixty fifth Street. Dancing from 9 30 p m to 2 00 a m. Members receive invitations free of charge. non members may buy bids 75 cents per couple via Miriam Margolies through student mail.
The Newman Club discussed a January tea dance to raise books and clothing for the Harlem project led by Baroness Catherine de Hueck. She will speak at the next meeting. a poster committee and constitution study group were formed with members including Grace Cutler and Mary Huttlinger.
Under the West Side Committee To Aid China a display in Barnard Hall showcased a Christmas without Japanese goods. The tree used American made decorations while posters urged buyers to boycott Japan’s fish and silk products, with the message Dont let your money buy bombs. A Master Institute meeting followed the exhibit.
Delegates from several hundred schools will gather for the ASU convention. Topics include the commission system finances and membership leadership and schools chapter education planning program meetings and relations with other organizations. Plenary speakers include Adele Bildersee Ordway Teadh Clark Eichelberger James A. Carey Rheinhold Niebuhr and Max Lerner.
Barnard College embraces a seven day Christmas program with stockings sent to City Missions. clubs host holiday parties and programs including Italian Spanish German clubs. The all university broadcast, Barnard and Columbia glee clubs, and council parties mark the season.
A Student Refugee Coordinating Committee was organized by the International Student Service and the National Student Federation of America to prevent duplication of effort in refugee student aid. Dr. Stephen Duggan of the Institute of International Education proposed the idea. The committee, chaired by Edgar J. Fisher with Robert G. Spivack as secretary, aims to consolidate scholarships and support for European refugee students.
A public gathering backed repeal of the embargo on Loyalist Spain. Speakers included Sidney Kurtz who urged support for the Loyalist government and noted 17 000 schools since its rise to power. Jayllen highlighted the religious aspect of the conflict. Two resolutions passed urged Washington to lift the embargo and to send a University Federation delegate to a January 9 aid convention.
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