Professors Rally to Repeal Ives Loyalty Oath Law
Professor Elizabeth Faulkner Baker of Barnard College circulated a memorial to about four thousand teachers liberals and civic groups opposing the Ives Loyalty Oath Law. The memo argues the law threatens free speech and gives administrators dangerous control over education by policing loyalty and could mobilize schools for war in advance.
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Elizabeth Faulkner Baker
Barnard College
American Civil Liberties Union
Ives
Taw
Academic Freedom Committee
Scholarships Applications Due by March First
Applications for scholarships grants-in-aid and residence grants for the 1935 36 term must be filed in the Dean's office on or before March 1. Blank forms from the Dean's Secretary must be completed by the student and signed by a parent or guardian. Only truly in need students should apply and those eligible for Brantseiny funds should seek external sources first. Notices on committee movements will be posted on the bulletin board after filing.
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Brantseiny
Ansetin
V. C. Gildersleeve
Julian Huxley to Speak in Assembly This Tuesday
Quarterly to enlarge its advertising staff issues call for candidates. Interested students should contact through student mail to Eleanor Jaffe or Eleanor Portman. Positions open for fashion column or regular ads. Business and advertising managers for next year will be appointed from next semester’s staff.
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Eleanor Jaffe
Eleanor Portman
Brahms Requiem Concert by Barnard Glee Club
The Barnard Glee Club with Columbia Glee Club and Columbia University Orchestra performs Brahms German Requiem under Prof. Lowell P. Beveridge on Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in Barnard Hall. Tickets required for seating. no subscription fee.
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Barnard Glee Club
Columbia Glee Club
Columbia University Orchestra
Lowell P. Beveridge
University Choir
America
Barnard Hall
Eminent Zoologist and Physiologist Writes Thirteen Books
An eminent zoologist and physiologist is noted for authoring thirteen books. President Butler must sail to Europe for the Carnegie Endowment peace meeting, causing him to miss Barnard’s February assembly. Mr. Julian Huxley will speak in his stead.
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Butler
Europe
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Barnard
Braun
Julian Huxley
United States
Harper’s Magazine
Mr. Huxley
Huxley
Aldous
Thomas Henry Huxley
Thomas Arnold
Rugby
King’s College, London
Juniors Seniors and Alumnae Urged to Sign for Junior Prom
Juniors seniors and alumnae are urged to sign up immediately for the Junior Prom at Hotel Pierre on February 21. If signatures exceed 75, price drops to 8.00 dollars. A prom committee member will collect payments daily from 12:00 to 12:30. Bids distributed February 19, 2021. Subscriptions due by the 2st.
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Hotel Pierre
Prom
Jake
2St
Prominent Writers Attend College Tea
Celebrities attended an Alumnae Undergraduate Authors Tea on Wednesday February 6 in the College Parlor. Dorothy Graffe Van Doren Achmed Abdullah Princess Der Ling Mildred Harrington Helen Hull Zora Hurston Dorothy Bryan Elsa Naumburg Elizabeth Rey nard Babette Deutsch Charles Hanson Towne and Alice Duer Miller were present. About two hundred students and numerous alumnae filled the room as each author spoke to a large group of attentive girls. Hurston discussed college life in her day and her upcoming book Men and Mules a collection of Negro folklore. Der Ling described her early writing effort about a Lady in waiting to an empress and its challenges for a novelist to start.
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Dorothy Graffe van Doren
Achmed Abdullah
Princess der Ling
Mildred Harrington
Helen Hull
Zora Hurston
Dorothy Bryan
Elsa Naumburg
Elizabeth Reynard
Barnard English Department
Babette Deutsch
Charles Hanson Towne
Alice Duer Miller
Bimbo of Barnard Contest Seeks Letters for 1938 Tea
The Bulletin invites bachelor men east of Suez to write a 2659 word letter for the “What I Would Expect from a Barnard College Tea” contest. The winner earns all expenses paid trip to New York for a College Tea with an undergraduate escort, plus early entry to the festivities.
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Bimbo
Barnard
Bulletin
Dartmouth
Duchess of Dartmouth
Uim
Barnard College
Tea Hound
Phi Bete
New York City
Debates Set By Barnard Liberty League Leaders
Milton Handler of Columbia Law will debate Raoul Desveraine of Hornlowe Miller Boston firm about the Wagner Bill at Barnard around mid February under the Barnard Liberty League. A national speaker will discuss national politics in March. The group includes Marie Smith, Claire Murray, Ruth Willcockson, Helen Stapler, and Margery Ashworth, with a Barnard Hall bulletin board for clippings.
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Milton Handler
Columbia
Council of the Labor Board
Raoul Desveraine
Houde
Hornlower, Miller
Boston
Barnard Liberty League
Miss Smith
League
England
Barnard
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Syracuse
Marie Smith
Claire Murray
Ruth Willcockson
Helen Stapler
Margery Ashworth
Barnard Hall
Dr Gates Resigns From Psychology Department
Dr. Georgina Stickland Gates resigns as Associate in the Department of Psychology for health reasons. A member of the Class of 1917, she joined the department in 1918 and was promoted to Assistant Professor in 1928. Dr Metta Maund Rust will teach the Psychology of Childhood next term.
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Georgina Stickland Gates
Gates
Metta
Maund Rust
Rust
Columbia University
Teachers College
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Baker
Ives Law
Brahms
Barnard and Columbia Glee Clubs
University Orchestra
Miss Reynard
Catharine Kneeland
Handler
Desvernine
Columbia Law
House
Dr. Gates
Psychology
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