Anti-War Week Film Show At Columbia McMillin Theatre
The Columbia Anti-War Committee presents Shanghai Document a film arguing against militaristic propaganda. It screens tonight at McMillin Theatre as Anti-Jingo Week opens with outdoor Sun Dial events and campus speakers from Barnard and Columbia. A symposium will close the week with Roger Baldwin possibly appearing and invitations sent to pacifist leaders.
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Shanghai
Columbia
American League Against War and Fascism
Roger Baldwin
Ben
John Haynes Holmes
Sidney Goldstein
John Nevins Sayre
Edmund, B. Chaffee
Sophomore Class Dance Planned In Gym
Sophomore class holds meeting in 208 Barnard to schedule a dance in the gym. Officers named include chairmen and a Greek Games committee. The session covers date plans and music arrangements with brief speeches before adjournment.
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Alice Stance
Kathleen Ace
Helena
Hilda ‘Knobloch
Bers
Bulletin Poll Reveals Student Favor for Freedom, Editorial Column
Results of the Bulletin poll show students favor freedom in the editorial column. A sign up poster for the Junior Prom is on the Bulletin Board in Barnard Hall with table reservations ready. The dance occurs February 21 at the St. Regis Roof with Johnny Strong and his orchestra providing music.
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St. Regis
Johnny Strong
Spring election schedule announced for undergraduate officers
The Student Council revealed the spring election timetable with nominees for Undergraduate President, Class President, Dormitory President, and others. Elections run March through April, with installation on April 17. A separate nomination process applies to Student Fellow. A student poll regarding Bulletin shows mixed opinions on news presentation and editor freedom with notable divides.
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Butler to address college assembly at gym today
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University will address the compulsory assembly at one o'clock today in the gymnasium. Attendance will be taken. The occasion marks Barnard College greeting the university with its affiliation recognized. The Student Council in cap and gown will appear with the speaker and Dean Gildersleeve presiding. The senior class will march in at the start, and the college will sing Stand Columbia at the end.
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Columbia University
Barnard College
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Dr Holmes to Speak to Menorah Society on Antisemitism
Dr John Haynes Holmes of the Community Church New York will address the Menorah Society this afternoon at 3 30 in the College Parlor on the topic Tf Anti Semitism Once Got Started in America. Holmes, a longtime liberal leader, holds a doctorate from the Jewish Institute of Religion 1930 and has served in roles with the Free Religion Association Civil Liberties Union and the NAACP. Rabbi Braunstein adviser to Columbia students will also attend. college invites attendance.
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New York
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Jewish Institute of Religion
Free Religion Association
Special Mission To
American Civil Liberties Union
National’ Association For the Advancement of the Colored People
Rabbi Braunstein
Columbia
Barnard Alumnae Return for Annual Visitor Day
Barnard College marks Alumnae Day with open classes and events in Hewitt Hall. Dr W Cabell Greet delivers a phonograph poetry talk at Brinckerhoff Theater, followed by tea in the College Parlor and an Undergraduate Alumnae basketball game. Two more teas are planned for March seventh and April fourth.
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Greet
Vachel Lindsay
Robert Frost
T S. Eliot
John Erskine
Committee On Continued Education
Parker T. Moon
Carlton
J. H. Hayes
Raymond Moley
Economic Commission report outlines present problems and policy
The Columbia Commission on Economic Reconstruction announces a two part report with a general overview and four special reports by subcommittees. It notes practical policy questions require judgment amid uncertainties and warns against certain New Deal tendencies while focusing on productive capacity price levels and a modified gold standard. Dr Gayer authored four of the eight special monetary policy reports.
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Butler
Robert M. Maciver
Barnard
Department of ‘Economics
Wolman
Berle
Mitchell
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Student Appointments Altered at Council Meeting
At the February 8 meeting of the Student Council several undergraduate appointments were changed. Ellen Jacobsen was elected to succeed Lily Douglas as Studies Chairman, Kathleen McGlinchy resigned as chair. Margaret Goble was chosen Chairman of College Teas with Vivian White as alternate. Margaret Wilhelm elected chairman of Vocational Teas with Lois Newcomb as alternate.
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Ellen Jacobsen
Lily
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Betty
Grant
Kathleen McGlinchy
Margaret Goble
Teas
Vivian White
Margaret Wilhalm
Vocational Teas
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