Advancing Realism in Far East Policy by Sokolsky
George Sokolsky argues in a Far East address that realism can avert war and predicts either Japan or England will seize the Philippine Islands. He says Japan could pressure Britain in a European war and that US action alone can curb Japan’s rise as Chinese resources and manpower grow.
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Japan
England
Philippine Islands
United States
George Sokolsky
Far East
McMillen
Fr. Sokolsky
China
Soholsky
Great Britain
Italy
Russia
Germany
Ukraine
Philippines
Barnard Christmas Festivities Highlight Candlelight Service
Barnard held a week of Christmas events including a candlelight Chapel service soloists and German Spanish Italian and Lutheran club parties and a campus carol walk. The drive to purchase Barnard Christmas cards supports the new Barnard Building fund.
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Barnard
Barnard Delegates Eye National Student Union Conference
Barnard College student groups prepared to send delegates to the American Student Union Conference in Columbus Ohio on December 28 and 29. Nominees include Agnes Leckie Leonore Glotzer Evelyn Lichtenburg Miriam Borgenicht Helen Levi and Nora Lourie though council approval was pending. The gathering aims to unite college clubs for peace education and academic freedom.
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Barnard College
Agnes Leckie
Leonore Glotzer
Peace League
Evelyn Lichtenburg
Miriam Borgenicht
Helen Levi
Peace Action Committee
Nora Lourie
Representative Assembly
Student Council
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Robert Frost Recites Own Poetry in New York Studio
Poet Robert Frost presented readings of twelve famed poems and two unreleased works in a Thursday session at a New York studio. He commented he feared audiences but noted the performance pleased him as colleagues from Erpi and The Having Mn Press attended.
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Robert Frost
New England
Erp Future Consultants
New York
William Cabell Greet
Barnins
George W. Hibbitt
Columbia
Col. Ae
Erpi
Mr. Frost
Henry Holt
Jane Eisler to Speak On Peace Action Broadcast
Jane Eisler a Barnard undergraduate and Peace League member will discuss Peace Action tonight on radio The talk is part of the Peace Action Forum broadcast on Station WEVD at 1045 p m If successful the forum may gain NBC network time
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Jane Eisler
Barnard
The
Peace
Miss Eisler
NBC
Miss Rock Addresses Pre Law Group on Women in Law
Miss Lillian Rock extols mentality, personality, and health as key qualifications for women entering law. A former leader in the National Association of Women Lawyers and founder of a women in public office league, she warned of disappointments for those seeking wealth or pure ideals, urging coherence and factual presentation as vital for a legal career.
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Lillian Rock
Miss Rock
National Association of Women Lawyers
League For
Casa Italiana Director Declines War Position Statement
In a December 16 1935 reply Professor Prezzolini states the Casa Italiana has no position on the Italian Ethiopian War. The director emphasizes the Casa does not engage in political issues and will not issue a statement regarding the conflict.
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The
Peace League
Prezzolini
Casa
Casa Italiana
Christmas Carols by Glee Clubs at Barnard College
The Barnard College Glee Club with Columbia University Glee Club and Chapel Choir, aided by the University Orchestra, presented a Christmas program in the gym. Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve spoke on eradicating fear of war through brotherhood and generosity, urging renewed strength and goodwill.
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Glee Club
Virginia Brooks
Zoology Department
Katherine Karnes
George Dewey
Brooks Hall
Marion Strong
Marie Beslojova
Schubert
Brooks and Hewitt
Student Council
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Jake
Barnard College Glee Club
Columbia ‘University Glee Club
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Lowell P. Beveridge
Gloria
Cherubini
Miss Gildersleeve
Junior Show Committee Seeks Missing Ann Howe
The Junior Show Central Committee asks for public help locating Ann Howe who disappeared after tryouts in the remedial room last Monday. The observers note she used a false name and may be Christine Newberry, a rumor unconfirmed. The show will proceed with current talent, keeping a spot for her if found.
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Miss Ann Howe
Miss Howe
Mrs. Johns
Amy Schaeffer
Miss Hartmann
Adele Hansen
Barnard
Ann Howe
Christine Newberry
Columbia
Miss Newberry
M. P
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