World Wide Anti War Strike Set For April Fifth
Colleges across the globe will join a world wide anti war strike on Friday April 5 led by Joan Geddes president of the Current Events Club. Last year participation was limited to the United States. The club plans broader artti nar activities focusing on current events as well. Teachers College recently held a meeting to discuss William Randolph Hearst's role in the militaristic movement.
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Joan Geddes
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United States
Teachers College
William Randoph Hearst
Sophomores Urged to Join Greek Games Athletics
Sophomore class members are urged to join Greek Games athletics after only 27 girls reported for practice. Twenty will be chosen to participate, and if more report the selection will be expanded. registration remains open for Greek Games athletics classes.
Prominent Editors to Speak on College Press Freedom
Next week a noted speaker will address the club on Hearst. Suzanne Strait editor in chief of Bulletin and James Wechsler editor in chief of Spectator discuss The Freedom of the College Press at a luncheon on Tuesday February 26.
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Suzanne Strait
Bulletin
James Wechsler
Spectator
Freedom of the College Press
Robert Nathan to Attend Menorah Tea Guest
Robert Nathan author of Road of Ages, February Book of the Month Club selection, will visit the first Menorah meeting of the term next Tuesday. He will lead a general discussion on literature rather than give a formal speech. Nathan has published poems and novels including The Poppet Master and One More Spring. He is nephew of Barnard College trustee Annie Nathan Meyer.
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Robert Nathan
Nathan
Annie Nathan Meyer
Barnard College
Sinfonietta Concerts May Be Discontinued
Prof Moore of the Columbia Music Department warns Columbia may lose free music from the Greenwich Sinfonietta subsidized by the P W A The group has held Thursday concerts at McMillin Theatre directed by Clifton Chalmers They will be replaced by the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra starting February 21 Other P W A concerts in the city reportedly draw only four or five hundred attendees risking suspension if attendance does not improve.
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Columbia Music Department
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Greenwich Sinfonietta
P.W.A
McMillin Theatre
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Sundial Meeting to Protest Fascist Activities by Casa
A mass meeting organized by the Columbia Anti-Fascist Council will protest alleged fascist actions by Casa. The event at the Sundial includes a follow up picket parade to the Casa, reflecting campus activism.
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Ngon
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Columbia Anti-Fascist Council
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