Butler cites East West differences in awakening orient
Dr. Butler opens the new semester addressing the crisis in the East. He warns the era will be a turning point and stresses newspapers alongside great books for understanding headlines. He analyzes India Palestine and Japan and predicts shifts if the Indian Government Act succeeds or fails.
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Dr. Butler
Nicholas Murray Butler
Butler
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Herodotus
St. Thomas Aquinas
Gibbon
Fisher
New College
India
Government of India
Orient
Great Britain
Palestine
Japan
Peo
Stern Asia
China
Nce
The
United
Dr Alsop Outlines Social Hygiene Viewpoints at Barnard
Dr Alsop argues compulsory Wasserman tests are unnecessary in Barnard’s health exams for girls and says testing should be selective. She urges focus on prevention through education and sex-ideals maintenance, noting variability of syphilis prevalence and cost considerations in testing.
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Wasserman
Barnard
McCastline
Columbia University
Spectator
Alsop
Students View Political Work
A panel at McMillin Theatre debated whether the college man has a future in politics. Moderator Professor Karl N. Llewellyn presided with three Columbia Debating Council members, including Kathryn Smith of Barnard who spoke for women.
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McMillin
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Karl N. Llewellyn
Law School
Columbia Debating Council
Kathryn Smitl
Barnard
Llewellyn
Betts
Columbia Law School
Dewey
South Field
George Freimarck
Debating Council
Fretmarck
England
Waring Strebeigh
Strebeigh
Millard Faught
Mr. Faught
Inscho Elected Five Year Head At Barnard Senior Meeting
Ruth Inscho was chosen as Alumnae president for a five year term at a Barnard Senior class meeting on February 10. Augusta Williams was elected secretary Aud rey Snyder treasurer Elspeth Davies and Gertrude Boyd were named Alumnae Fund Representatives. Dr Elizabeth Hubbard urged Seniors to join the Alumnae Association to aid Barnard including a proposed Vocational Counselor. Senior Hygiene lectures begin February 25 at 4 15 in the College Parlor with four Fridays in a row. Lectures by Dr Alsop February 25 Eugenics Dr Jessie Marshall March 4 Marriage Dr Mary Jennings March 11 Motherhood Dr Hedwig Koenig March 15 Family.
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Ruth Inscho
Augusta Williams
Audrey Snyder
Elspeth Davies
Gertrude Boyd
Elizabeth Hubbard
Alumnae Association
Barnard
Alsop
Jessie Marshall
Mary Jennings
Hedwig Koenig
Elizabeth Jackson
Jane Bell
Beatrice Tenney
Miss Tenney
Ruth Cummings
Helen Dollinger
Dorothy Smith
Round Tables for Next Wednesday at Barnard Hall
Informal round table discussions on vocations are planned for Wednesday February 16 at 7 30 P M. Undergraduates may meet with notable figures in Government Writing Advertising and Psychology. Writing group meets in 301 Barnard Hall with Doris Fleischman as chair.
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Barnard
Helen Deutsch
The
Theatre Guild
Helen Louissa
Columbia Broadcasting System
Mary van Rensselaer
Cogsell Thayer
New York World Telegram
Fanny Ellsworth Davis
Warner Publications
Haas
Round Table
Pearl Bernstein
New York City Board of Estimate
Louise Odencrantz
State Department of Labor
Edith Spivack Goldstein
Fellowship Proceeds Law: New Drive To Be Launched
A pledge drive is launched with a request to send a pledge to Joan Raisbeck, chairman of the Student Fellowship drive. The form notes a signature line and a line for the amount pledged.
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Joan Raisbeck
Student Fellowship
Campaign for Student Fellowship Funds Falls Short
The October referendum showed student support for continuing the Student Fellowship but only 604 dollars of the 1000 dollar goal has been pledged or collected. Dean Gildersleeve extends the drive to end of term.
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Gildersleeve
Representative Assembly
Aid Requests Must Be Filed March 1
The Dean's office announces that all applications for scholarships grants in aid and residence grants for 1938 39 must be filed in the Dean's office by March 1. Application blanks from the Dean's Secretary must be filled in duplicate and signed by a parent or guardian. Students should seek real need before applying and try other sources first. Notices of interviews with the Committee on Scholarships will be posted on the Dean's bulletin board after filing.
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Barnard
Committee On
Freshmen Prepping for Greek Games Exhibition
Freshman turnout for Greek Games athletics reaches thirty nine with around forty five for the dance as spring training begins. Reported comments show excitement and stiffness while dancers critique late classes and the need to recover after strenuous fifty minute sessions. Sophomores are urged to notice the improving form as gym activity continues.
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Milbank
R. B
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Stresses Classics
Dr. Alsop
Kathryn Smul
Inscho
Barnard College
Davies
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