Nietzsche and Utopia talk links individualism with collectivism
James Phillips in the Du Barry cast told a Fabian Group audience that Nietzschean individualism fits with collectivism and could lead to a socialist society. He defended Russia's system, critiqued Hoover era capitalism, cited rising U S insanity, and used Zarathustra excerpts to illustrate his points.
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du Barry
Fabian Group
Social Science Forum
Nietzsche
Phillips
Hoover
America
Russia
United States
Philips
Nathalie Drozdoff Plays At French Club Tea
Nathalie Drozdoff entertained members of La Societe Francaise and friends at a Wednesday tea in Room 408 Barnard at four o clock. She played six French piano selections including Revel and Paderewski, with Miss Camacho and Miss Boykin among the organizers and guests listed.
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Nathalie Drozdo
la Societe Francaise
Barnard
Droazdof
Iternational
Maisie Club
Bois
Revel. Debussy
Parkhurst
Dr. Sturdevant
Rich
Richards
Kruger
Miss Bieler
Barnard To Select Delegates For Model League
A Barnard College poster announces six students will attend the Model League delegation. Selections by class and Student Council focus on interest, ability, and faculty recommendation with each class electing one delegate. The Freshman arrives as an observer while the Council will choose three more delegates.
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Barnard Hall
Barnard
Pacifist Exclusion Debate Over Einstein at Ellis Island
Mrs. Frothingham of the Women's Patriot Organization argues against admitting Dr. Albert Einstein to the United States. She cites his alleged affiliations and contends existing laws unjustly target pacifists, urging a test of consistency and public challenge to the policy.
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Dr. Einstein
Department of State
Einstein
Ellis Island
Women
Youth Must Raise the Shining Sword of Peace
The article argues that youth movements drive reform while elders resist. It cites Germany and other nations where youth uprisings reshape politics and warns American students face immaturity and wartime consequences, urging youth to act for peace rather than war.
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Germany
Italy
Spain
Russia
America
Radcliie News
Spectator ranks first among US and Canada college papers
The Daily Tar Heel rates Columbia Spectator top among leading college papers in the United States and Canada with 95 of 100 points. Seven criteria guided the evaluation: make-up and headlines, literary and journalistic style, editorial quality, news reporting, sports coverage, and columns including reviews.
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Spectator
United States
Canada
Daily
Tar Heel
Ournal
University of North Carolina
Sport Pa
Maxcup
Columbia Spectator
Barnard Will Last Says Dean To Alumnae
Dean Gilderleeve tells Barnard alumnae the college has a real place in society and the future is bright. A tea in the College Parlor featured Helen Erkise, alumnae president, with prominent guests and faculty members. The day's events closed with an all star ball game victory by the All Stars over the faculty team.
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Dean
Barnard
Dean Gilderleeve
Helen Erkise
William L Doty
Earl
Hadley
Weeks
Doty
Philip Holmes
Vie
Anehid
Baldwin. Braun
Wasinv
Hutchinson Meiver Ke
Lawte- Sinnott
Ieham
Carus
Reimer Hoeard
Mosses
Rover
Change In University Idea Told By Butler
Butler discusses shifts in higher education with Barnard College’s approach. He notes living units and co education under co education, contrasts European uses of college and faculty, and explains legal protection of the term in New York. He outlines how courses and careers will be addressed in upcoming sessions.
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Butler
Dr. Kallen to Speak on Jew's Position in America
Dr. Harold on BTR NG of the School for Social Research will address the topic The Position of the Jew in America Today at the Colombo Jewish Students Society first meeting of the new semester. The Barnard Menorah Society and the college community are invited to attend at 4 PM.
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Dr. Kallen
America
Colmbra Jewish
Casa Dtebana
Harald
BTR NG
School For Sociel Research
Barnard Menorah Speens
Words Declared Cannot Make a Play Staged
A college production presents an afternoon program with student skits led by professor Latham. Cast includes Ruth Ginsberg Fiorette Horwasser Virginia Cook and others, emphasizing average class participants rather than standout performers.
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Latham
Ruth Ginsberg
Fiorette Horwasser
Virginia Cok
Tvoo2
Ar Cisatron
Marguerite Ge Anguera
Adelaide Bruny
Virgira Coax
Hele Feenca
Deiat Frarki Reth
Micka
Virginia Cook
Ruth Sherbourne
Camp scheduling and new camp property described
A reader notes the Barnard camp schedule with weekend options for second semester classes and club science departments. The narrator also describes touring ten acres of new camp property including a lake, a 100 foot promontory, saplings, and an old oak, expressing enthusiasm for future use.
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Barnard
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