Lift Embargo on Spain Say Letters to Senators Urged
An American Student Union letter asks students to support lifting the embargo on Spain. The piece urges sending copies to start a chain urging the Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair to act, citing Gallup showing 82 percent favoring lifting. It appeals for letters to friends to widen support.
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Ccutive
Barn
American Stunt Union
Spain
Barcelona
Gallup
United States
Key Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Italian Club Holds Its First Weekend At Camp
The Italian Club held its first weekend at Barnard Camp starting Friday February 10. Italian was spoken exclusively among members and Ital food was a main feature. Rosalie Castagna, Barnard’s Italian exchange student, arrived on the Rex Friday January 10.
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Barnard Camp
Italfood
Rosalie Castagna
Nard
ASU Launches Roll On Rights Sponsored by the American Student Union
The Human Rights Roll Call was inaugurated at City College in front of Lincoln’s bust to rally 250,000 signatures from students and faculty for expanding democratic resources to meet human needs. Educators and leaders including Robert M. Hutchins Claude Pepper Frank P. Graham and Ordway Tead endorsed the effort promoting illiteracy elimination educational equality cultural access jobs social insurance medical care slum clearance housing resource conservation civil liberties and equal rights.
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American Student Union
City College
Lincoln
Barnard
Columbia
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Claude Pepper
Florida
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Ordway Tead
Board of Higher Education of
New York City
Book Exchange Seeks Editions of Requested Texts
A school notice urges students to bring in listed titles for sale at the Book Exchange. The items include grammar works, geology, medieval readings, translations, history, economics, Bible study, zoology, and statistics editions.
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Bowen
Chamberlain and
Salisbury — College
Cook
Clavel
Newman
Vertebrate Zoolog
Barnard Receives $28 050 Fund For Scholarships
Barnard College is to receive a $28 650 endowment from the Anne Brown Alumnae Association for need based scholarships for girls. The case, contested by a minority, may go to the Court of Appeals after a Supreme Court ruling was reversed.
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Barnard College
Appellate Division
Barnard
Anne Brown
New York Kindergarten Association
New York
Supreme Court
Philip J. McCook
Court of Appeals
Association
Huntingdon Clark
Ethel C. Gould
William B. Glackens
Ethel B. Ketcham
Grace H. Perry
Mabel Poillon
Anne Brown Alumnae Association
France Student Writer Reflects on Munich Pact and London Peace
Jean Libman a 1938 graduate writing from France describes mixed reactions to the Munich pact, American optimism, and European fatigue. He details life in Tours, his Ecole Normale teaching duties, and the chateau region’s historic cityscape.
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Jean Libman
France
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Ollege Book Store
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Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
ASU
Tel. University
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Hlavre
Paris
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Czechoslovakia
Americanism Abroad
America
Mr. Roosevelt
Arc de Triomphe
Tours
Loire
New Yorker
New York Times
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Ecoles Normales
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Chateau
Duke of Windsor
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Ecole de Beaux-Arts
Barnardians
Gold Rail Tavern
Gold Rail
Dagner’s
Beauty Studio
121St Street
University
Salter
Salter's College Textbook
Amsterdam Ave
Barnard Stationery
Broadway
Schiller’s
Mr Rade
Barnes & Noble, Inc
New Ore
Coward
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