Lunchroom Aims At Loss To Provide Safe Campus Dining
The Bulletin quotes Dean Gildersleeve and interviews with Miss Rydene and Mr. Swan on Barnard Hall lunchroom policy. Administration chooses to operate at a loss to ensure safe wholesome, convenient noon meals with prompt service, not profit. Prices and quality stay near neighborhood standards while benefiting student tips and social space. The Bulletin plans a future student survey for improvements.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Bulletin
Miss Rydene
Mr. Swan
Barnard
Swan
Compulsory Meetings For Junior And Senior Classes
Junior class meets Wednesday February 9 at noon in 304 Barnard to elect a vice president and discuss Mortarboard Junior Show and Junior Prom. Jane Bell becomes president after Beatrice Tenney’s resignation. Senior meeting Thursday at noon in the same room announces the Senior Hygiene Lectures schedule and discusses alumnae officer elections.
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Barnard
Jane Bell
Beatrice Tenney
Professors Randall and Shotwell To Lead Peace Forum
Professors Randall and Shotwell will lead the first peace forum on February 15 in McMillin Theatre sponsored by the Columbus University Peace Council. The event will cover collective security and neutrality concepts, outlining a campus program emphasizing education as demonstration. The council plans future sessions and invites suggestions to Janet Davis or Miriam Margolies.
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Randall
Shotwell
Peace Council Forum
John H. Randall
S T. Shotwell
McMillin Theatre
Colum University Peace Council
Pro+ Randall
Essor Shotwell
Ne Peace Council
Inces
Janet Davis
Miriam Margolies
Peace Council
Corliss Lamont to Address SSU at Barnard Chapter
Corliss Lamont, lecturer on the Soviet Union and editor of Science and Society, will speak to the Barnard chapter SSU on February 15 about Soviet Russia Today. Other speakers include George S. Counts on March 15 and Lewis Mumford on May 3 as part of SSU’s spring program.
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Corliss Lamont
Soviet Union
SSU
Lamont
Thomas Lamont
J. P. Morgan
Soviet Russia
Science and Society
Columbia
Social Science Union
George S. Counts
Teachers’ College
Counts
Lewis Mumford
Barnard
American Student Union
WPA
Senior Week Planned by Committee for May 27 to June 3
The Senior Week Committee chaired by Kent Thomas plans events from May 27 to June 3 marking graduation with Step Singing, Senior Reception, Senior Ball, Baccalaureate Service and Tea, Class Day, Commencement, and a tea between classes, concluding with the Ivy Ceremony and Senior Banquet. Members include Miriam Spencer, Alice Krbecek, Virginia Shaw, Ruth Insche, Gertrude Boyd, Betty Armstrong, Janice Van de Water, Helen Raebeck, Betty Pratt, Margery Reese, Peggy King, Valma Nylund, Winifred Rundlett, Elspeth Davies, and Edna Jones.
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Miriam Spencer
Alice Krbecek
Virginia Shaw
Ruth Insche
Gertrude Boyd
Betty Armstrong
Janice van de Water
Helen Raebeck
Betty Pratt
Margery Reese
Peggy King
Valma Nylund
Winifred Rundlett
Elspeth Davies
Edna Jones
Juniors Prepare for Prom and Show in 1940
The Juniors schedule a February 18 Prom at the Waldorf Astoria with Dick Messner and his orchestra and a March 11 Show in Brinckerhoff Theatre. Cast tryouts for 739 Steps are under way, with roles tightening to a male lead for the Prom and a romantic singing professor for the Show. Students look forward to a final fling before becoming Seniors in 1940.
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Dick Messner
Chestra
Jade
Basildon
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Messner
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Central Committee
Anna Lysis
Barnard College to Hold All-College Assembly Today
Barnard suspends classes for an all College Assembly at 1 10 this afternoon in the gymnasium. Dr Nicholas Murray Butler will address the student body on a topic of timely public interest as part of the year long program. This is the second of three required assemblies with the final one for installing new officers.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Barnard College
Butler
Book Exchange Seeks Texts at Noon Booth
The Book Exchange, opened this semester by Judith Lenert and now at Jake Street booth daily at noon, calls for specific textbooks. Students with listed titles should bring them promptly. two committees track submissions and requests to match offers with buyers.
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Book Exchange
Jake
Morgan
Hollingworth
Dunlap—Civilized Life
Jenkins
Ibanez
Los Muertos
Mandan Hayes
Michaud
Michaud—Conteurs Francais d’Aujourd’hui Chamberlain & Salisbury—College
Mills
Cremona—Projective Geometry
Flaubert-Madame Bovary
Mason
Newman
Klaeber
Beowulf
Humphrey and
Tlosey
Friend
Bekker
Lavedon
Adams and Lyons
France
Suzanne Sloss
Jean Libman
Barnard Faculty Plans Backed By President Butler For April 27 Pause
Barnard Representative Assembly approved suspending classes on April 27 at eleven to join a nationwide student peace strike. President Butler endorsed the plan as Student Council coordinates a Barnard peace assembly with an outside speaker on collective security.
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Representative Assembly
Nicholas Murray Butler
Barnard
Columbia College
Barnard Student Council
Margaret King
Glee Club
Bastien and
Bastienne
Jean Libman
Assembly
American Youth Congress
City College
Alene Freudenheim
Ruth Insche
Emily Turk
Elspeth Davies
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FPA
Far East
George Soule
T.A. Bisson
Maxwell S. Stewart
Admiral Yates Stirling
David Popper
Foreign Policy Association
Hotel Astor
Mr. Bisson
F.P.A
China
Japan
Peiking
The
New Republic
America
Mr. Soule
Nation
United States
Great Britain
Holland
Mumford
Kent Thomas
Brinckerhoff and Waldorf
Dr. Butler
Pres. Butler
Rep Assembly
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