Campbell Speaks At Forum Luncheon On Geneva Stay
Miss Campbell reports on her Geneva visit at a So. Science Forum luncheon. She notes interactions with students of diverse backgrounds, language use in lectures, and a library Nazi news panel incident observed by a German-Jewish refugees group.
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Campbell
Wednesby
Bell
Miss Campbell
Geneva
Fowser
Tower of Babel
Liss Campbell
Carnegie Foundation
Campaign for repeal of Ives Loyalty Oath Law urged
Forum letter from Madam Brnard Bulletin editor expresses support for public opposition to the Ives Loyalty Oath Law and notes steps to sign a memorial to urge repeal. The writer argues the oath is futile and dangerous and urges respect for both the Senate and schools while encouraging colleges to require oaths.
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Brnard Bulletin
Entrance Story Sets Hera as Reward for Labor
A school drama recounts Hera rewarding heroic boys with their tragic death and divine passage. The reaction shifts from awe to grief as the crowd praises the goddess. Meanwhile plans outline six rehearsals for entrance with no eligibility limits and a March 15 noon gym rehearsal.
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Hera
Barnard Hall
Hone Reunion Exhibit Highlights Family Memories
Fragmentary OCR notes list attendees Eva Hutchison 22 Loretta Reetty 33 and others, with surnames Gordon Holmes and Mac ter among names. The excerpt references a continued item from page 1 and an exhibit at a Hone reunion.
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Eva Hutchison
Fistence Gordon
Anna K
Holmes
I. Mac“ ‘Ter
Loretta Reetty
Associated Columbia Publications Builds Cooperation Effort
The group Associated Columbia Publications promotes cooperative advertising and printing unity among Columbia publications. Led by Herbert F. Meyer and Eleanor Jaffe, plans include moving a printing press to centralize production, protecting ads, and possibly funding a student staff scholarship.
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Columbia Publications
Herbert F. Meyer
Jester
Eleanor Jaffe
Eleanor Ortman
Cooperative Advertising
Princeton Anti War Conference Convened by Students
A Princeton student conference on the causes and cure of war will convene February 15 to 17 under the Princeton Anti War Society. Guests will discuss Economic Causes of War Military Training in Schools Government and the Munitions Industry Passive Resistance to War and Peace Agencies. More than thirty colleges will be represented as the group plans an active nationwide peace campaign.
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Princeton
Russian Ambassador Speaks at McMillan Theatre
Alexander Antonovitch Troyanovsky spoke at McMillan Theatre on the Soviet Union’s path since 1917. He described progress under the Five Year Plans, literacy rising to over ninety percent, and unity among eighty plus nationalities, while noting no unemployment and a goal of a new democracy.
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Soviet Union
McMillan Theatre
Alexander Antonovitch Troyanovsky
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
United States
United States State Department
Troyanovsky
U.S.S.R
Kirov
Abraham Lincoln
Montague Urges Liberalism At St. Pauls Chapel
Professor Wm P Montague of Barnard appealed to radicals at St Pauls Chapel to defend free speech and return to liberalism He warned that opposing Fascists Nazis and Communists blocks free inquiry and risks Fascist triumph if radicals refuse to allow opposing ideas The talk defended fair debate and denounced attacks on liberal and radical teachers as unworthy of university scholars
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Wm. P. Montague
Barnard
St. Paul’s Chapel
City College
Germany
Montague
Hirst
Spanish Group Plans February Activities At Barnard
The Spanish Department begins the semester with a luncheon for fifteen students in Milbank Hall.Activities include cooking dishes from the Barnard Alumnae Recipe Book.A Spanish Club musicale and tea follows with a one act comedy No Fumadores by Benavente featuring Roselle Riggin Ellen Jacobsen Elsie Rowe Elizabeth Rice. alumnae Charlotte Boykin Carlson Millicent Wood Mrs Alexander Mossman Barbara Pointer Jacqueline Goodier perform Albeniz Turina pieces. On March 18 Dr Martel of NYU will speak on Lope de Vega during the centenary celebration period.
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Milbank Hall
Barnard
Benavente
Roselle Riggin
Ellen Jacobsen
Elsie Rowe
Elizabeth Rice
Charlotte Boykin Carlson
Millicent Wood
Alexander Mossman
Barbara Pointer
Jacqueline Goodier
Albeniz
Turina
Dr. Martel
New York University
Lope de Vega
Character Sketches Test Prompts Self Assessment
A scanned instruction sheet asks readers to mark statements as S for same or D for different about typical teen behaviors. It guides answers for 11 items on social activity, dating, dress, study, and enjoyment of dances, ending with a note that the continuation appears on page 5.
Film on Aeronautics To Be Presented Friday
At the Physics Group meeting Mr A E von Doenhoff of the National Advisory Board for Aeronautics will speak and show a motion picture on Airflow and Streamlining The University invites all members to attend Friday at 430 PM in room 329 Physics
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A. E. von Doenhoff
National Advisory Board For Aeronautics
Psych Test Given To Assembled Juniors
The last Junior Class meeting at noon on Monday featured a psychological analysis of members’ characters. The test resembled department style assessments and was administered to the assembled juniors.
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Forum
HONE
Associated Columbia Publications
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Raymoyd’s
Columbia
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McMillan
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