Youth Institute delegates hear Roosevelt call for continued liberal government
Miriam Margolies reports that 5000 delegates from across the nation gathered in Washington to press federal agencies on youth needs and to hear President Roosevelt speak on the White House grounds. He urged thoughtful resolutions and noted seven years of gains, especially in national income, as the country moves toward lasting reforms. John L. Lewis spoke at the event, which was part of the American Youth Congress program.
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Assembly Asks Budget Change
Ruth Taubenhaus, undergraduate treasurer, proposed changes to Article V of the undergraduate constitution at a Representative Assembly meeting on Monday. The revisions aim to simplify wording for the Student Activities Fee allotment to semesterly funded undergraduate organizations. A Budget Committee to draft further revisions was suggested, to be appointed by the undergraduate president.
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Alumnae Lose To Barnard Faculty And Students In Reunion Tests
Alumnae suffer defeat in two reunion day events, a basketball game and a quiz contest, after leading until the final moments. The faculty win the quiz with Eva Vom Brauer Hansl and Ina Remer among top scorers, while a student alumnae basketball team edges ahead late but falls 18 to 23.
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Coffee Dance Poster Announces February 23 Event
A poster for the next Coffee Dance set for February 23 in the cafeteria will be posted Monday at 12 30 near Mrs Read s office side door. Interested people are urged to sign up. Tickets go on sale Wednesday and Thursday at noon 35c for a stag and 40c a couple.
Dean's List Adopted by Barnard College Faculty
Barnard College will establish a Dean's List recognizing students for scholarly excellence as decided by the Faculty Committee on Honors. The list replaces ordinary honorable mention and is compiled annually, announced at Class Day for seniors and at the start of the next academic year for others. Students on the list are exempt from attendance supervision by the Committee on Instruction.
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Community Chest Receives Pledges From Five Clubs
Five clubs have pledged support for the Community Chest drive. The Spanish Club La Société Française American Student Union International Relations Club and the Junior Show Committee will urge members to contribute and supply posters. Pledge cards were distributed to central committee members. A daily pledge box will accept cards and money at Jake between 12 and 1. Detachable stubs will record each contribution. Subcommittees aim to limit soliciting each undergraduate to once with an average pledge of two dollars anticipated.
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Dr Gunther Returns For Deutscher Kreis Meeting
The Deutscher Kreis will hold its first Spring semester meeting on Monday February 19 in room 115 Milbank. Dr Gertrude Gunther will return with her accordion to lead German folk tunes old and new. Refreshments will be served.
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Personalities in history highlighted by Butler at assembly
President Nicholas Murray Butler urged study of great personalities to gain a new view of history. He cited Lincoln and Washington as key examples and noted rising interest in biographies and historical interpretation as anniversaries loom. Eligibility lists for student groups and committees were outlined for next week.
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Founder To Speak On The Answer Lecture At College Parlor
Annie Nathan Meyer will speak next Tuesday at 4 in the College Parlor under the Menorah Society. She will review Ludwig Lewisohn's The Answer in a talk titled Pride Without Bumptiousness. Meyer, senior Barnard College trustee and one of its original founders, has long been active in liberal causes.
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Menorah Society
Occupational Meeting To Be Held February 20
The Columbia Occupational Conference titled What Every Young Graduate Should Know will meet Tuesday February 20 in room 206 Journalism. Ruth Gould 37 will represent Barnard on the panel discussing problems faced by new graduates seeking first jobs. Barnard students are invited to attend.
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