Undergrad President Candidates Named for 1935 36
Corneille Eisler and Nicholl named as contenders for Undergraduate President for 1935 36 at a noon meeting of the Undergraduate Association. Voting will be Thursday and Friday from 10 to 4 in Conference Room. The three nominees are active in college life and hold multiple class and student body positions.
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Corneille
Eisler
Nicholl
Hce Corneille
Jane Eisler
Helen Scholl
A Association
Confernee
Lee Corneille
Bulletin
Jan Eisler
Short Story Contest For College Students
Story Magazine offers first prize of 100 dollars and second prize of 50 to two best short stories by undergraduates at American colleges or universities. Entries 1500 words to 3000 words due April 5 1935. Edith Ue in Student Mail handles submissions designating Staratest for the contest and decisions rest with Professor Sturtevant and the Quarterly editorial board.
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Story Magazine
Cdge
Story
Whit Burnet
Martha Oley
Colles
the Barn
Q Quarterly
Hors
Edith
Apples Sold From Cart On Jake Tomorrow
Barnard's famous apple cart returns on Jake under Health Chairman Alice Olsen. From ten to four apples will be sold at five cents each to stimulate diet and help students get six fruits daily. Plans for future sales include a possible milk sale with no definite details yet.
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Barnard
Jake
Alice Olsen
Miss Olsen
Health Committee
Political Union Plans First Meeting Discussed
The Central Committee discussed plans for the Political Union’s first meeting, aiming for March 13. Marie Smith, Agnes Leckie, and Ruth Relis will present conservative liberal and radical views on Roosevelt Administration evaluations, followed by discussion.
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Central Committee
Roosevelt
Marie Smith
Agnes Leckie
Ruth Relis
Robert Nathan Speaks at Barnard Tea on Jewish Faith
Author of Road of Ages, Robert Nathan spoke at a Menorah tea in the College Parlor discussing the position of the Jew in modern life. He read a creed for a young Jew and urged faith in tomorrow, humanity, and neighborliness, inviting a cheerful debate before answering questions.
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Robert Nathan
Nathan
Mr. Nathan
Celebrated English Baritone to Sing at College Assembly
The class of 1935 convenes Tuesday March 6 in Room 304 Barnard for senior week plans. They will decide on a possible Senior Show after Step singing and the nature of the class gift. Committee names, event prices, and the senior day booklets will be shown.
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Barnard
Barnard Survey Studies How Girls Spend Time
During the week of March 4 a study titled How Barnard girls spend their time will be conducted. Data will influence curricular changes and aid the Undergraduate Association in showing average time spent on extra curri cular activities. The study echoes radical curriculum changes reported for Vassar College in the New York Times February 21, 1935, emphasizing greater specialization.
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Barnard
New York Times
Vassar College
Faculty Applauds Student Protest Against Nunan Bill
A Bulletin survey shows strong faculty opposition to the Nunan bill requiring loyalty oaths for students similar to those for teachers under Ives law. Many professors defend academic freedom and support the student protest on campus amid calls to guard constitutional rights.
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Numan Bill
The
Bulletin
Jane P. Clark
English Ballads Sung by Earle Spicer at School Assembly
English baritone Earle Spicer will present a program of American and English ballads in the gymnasium assembly under the music department. He has performed with major orchestras in the U S and abroad and received praise from The Evening World The Sun The Herald Tribune and The Morning Telegraph for his voice diction and dramatic expression. Accompanied by Edwin McArthur at the piano he will sing works including The Kynges Bal lad and O Death Rock Me On Sleep with music partly based on old Cornish airs.
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Henry VIII
Earle Spicer
Spicer
America
New York
Chautauqua Institute
New York Symphony Orchestra
Sunday Evening Forum On Religion At Barnard
A Sunday Evening Forum on Religion and the Modern World is organized for Barnard Columbia and New College students. Five weekly meetings run February 24 to March 24, nine to ten in Earle Hall, addressing personal and public questions in politics economics and philosophy.
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Barnard
Columbia
New College
Earle Hall
Robert Andrus
Andrus
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Oxford Union
Menorah
College Assembly
Frances Henderson
William P. Montague
J. Emilie Young
New York State
Thomas P. Peardon
Gladys A. Reichard
Eugene H. Byrne
Clara Eliot
Music Department
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