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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1939

Page

3

Butler Cites Youth Aims for Future Leaders at Refugee Drive

President Nichol and Dean Gildersleeve presided over a Tuesday assembly where Murray Butler urged student leadership to tackle tomorrow’s problems. The drive funds refugee students as Butler linked Lincoln’s legacy to university duties amid concerns over freedom of thought in current political climates.

Nicholas Murray Butler Butler Dean Gildersleeve Lincoln John Hay Paris

Wiener Tanz und Wiener Tanz ik Film At Kreis Meeting

Leutscher Kreis to show a German language Viennese operetta film Wiener Tanz ik at its February meeting. The full length feature begins promptly at 7 PM at 115 Milbank. English subtitles aid beginners. Members only. refreshments served after the screening.

de Deutscher Kreis Rman Wiener Tanzik Milbank Bers

Refugee Drive Booth Seeks Student Support Today

The Barnard Refugee Committee launched its drive at a gym assembly led by Mabel Houk with a goal of one thousand dollars to fund room and board for a student. Dean Gildersleeve will raise tuition externally. Pledges and cards remain. booth hours run 10 to 2 today through March 15. Blue and white pins will be given for contributions.

Barnard Refugee Committee Mabel Houk Gildersleeve Jake Europe United States International Student Service Edgar J. Fisher Committee On International Education Dr. Fisher Mabel F. Weeks Jane P. Clark Jean Allison Association Phylis Wickenden Flora Ginsburg Bulletin Fisher

Rally on Spain planned by University group

A Lift the Embargo on Spain meeting will be held February 21 at 3 p.m. in Harkness Theatre under the University Federation for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom. Speakers include Ernst Toller, Jay Allen, Rockwell Kent, and George Watt with Ed Mroczkowski organizing pledges. A university relief chest may fund Spain and China activities.

University Federation For Democracy and Intellectual Freedom Spain Harkness Theatre Harold C. Urey Ruth Benedict Ernst Toller Jay Allen Chicago Herald Rockwell Kent Greenland George Watt Watt Ed. Mroczskowski Columbia University of Chicago

Princeton Barnard Glee Club Plans March 4 Concert

Esther Anderson announces a joint program for Princeton and Barnard Glee Clubs on March 4 in the gym. The opening selections feature Hassler works and The Cuckoo, with subsequent solo and joint numbers including Gershwin and Moore pieces. Admission is 1.50 dollars, with a post concert dance in the gym.

Princeton- Barnard Glee Club Glee Club Esther Anderson Hans Leo Hassler Johann Stephani Princeton Glee Club Barnard George Gershwin Douglas Moore Columbia Music Department Browning H. H. A. Beach Princeton John Henry Seigemeister Glee Club Board Caroline Duncombe Marjorie Healy Ethel Mainzer Evelyn Sarian Jane Stewart

Juniors Attend Prom Tonight at Hotel Pierre

The class of 1940 hosts a Junior Prom with 100 couples dancing from 10 to 3. Leo Dryer's orchestra will perform after a midnight refreshments pause, featuring Love Is Just a Little Lopsided by Virginia Mull. Prom committee members and patrons are listed with Mary Maloney as class president and notable guests attending.

Leo Dryer Hotel Pierre Caroline Duncombe Mr. Dryer Barnard Elsa Maxwell Duke and Duchess of Windsor Cannes French Riviera Ean Virginia C. Gildersleeve Mabel Foote Weeks Giles Rich Donald Burns Read Jean Marion Allison Elizabeth Ann Jackson Evelyn H. Allen Charles J. Bergold Horace G. Boyle David Sanford Duncombe Henry Eckhoff Emil P. Flickinger Francis H. Geer Frances C. Gray Frederick S. Henle Thomas B. Hornbech Elihu S. Kratzer J. R. McKnight Charles Bramman Irving H. Pardee Gertrude Slavin James L. Steward James L. Alfred van Basten Benedict Willis Russell Henry Willis Leland Sargeant Woodruff

Spanish Faculty Launches Latin American Program

The Spanish department announces a new Latin American program and a ring order deadline on February 21. Measurements will be in the Conference Room from 11 to 1, with a $2 deposit required and balance due on delivery within six weeks. Ring Chairman Marjorie Leahy asks former ring orders to pick up in Tuesday's call.

Marjorie Leahy Dieges Clust

Arnold Urges Clear Ideology in Government Thinking

Thurman Arnold Assistant Attorney General urged reconciling practical needs with cultural slogans ideals in a talk to the Institute of Arts and Sciences on Government and the Thinking Man He warned against gestures for principles causing suffering citing WPA cuts and the foggy Aryanism concept noting U S fumbling hurts people and policies Continued on page 3 column 6

Thurman Arnold Institute of Arts and Sciences Arnold Yale Law School Works Progress Administration Germany United States

Barnard Spanish department pursues first nation wide Latin culture profile

Miss Carolina Marcial-Dorado outlined plans to popularize Latin American culture at Barnard through new courses in Latin American literature culture and history and an advanced composition class. The program aims to boost Pan American relations via campus events, a new Albergue Hispano hall to foster daily Spanish use, and invitations for Latin American students and scholars to Barnard.

Barnard Carolina Marcial-Dorado The Pan-American Society of New York Virginia C. Gildersleeve Brooks Hall Alice Duer Miller Torres Rio Seco California Miss Dorado Hewitt Hall

Barnard Girls Portrayed as Noble Greeks in Exhibit

Grace Barrett reports on a then and now exhibit in Barnard College’s Conference Room honoring Alumnae Day. Photographs, tunics, and clippings trace Barnard Greek Games from early days to modern times, drawing both alumnae and students into the display.

Barnard Grace Barrett Yesteryears Department of Physical Education Greece Gee Lillian Schoedler

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