Red Cross debate spells out charges and defenses
The Current Events Club profiles Spivak versus the Red Cross, citing charges of bias and wartime conduct, including aid to Kolchak and reports on expenditures. The piece notes unresolved Wheeler remarks and calls for a Congressional, open investigation to settle the dispute.
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Red Cross
Spivak
William S. Graves
Siberia
Kolchak
Gen. Graves
Wheeler
A. F. of L. Union
Currents Events Club
Air Mail
Dept. of Interior
Students to be surveyed on study time and activities
A study organized by Sally Bright and Marguerite Mead with Dr. Eliot of the Economics Department, supported by Dean Gildersleeve, will survey 300 female students. Questionnaires, mailed this Friday, use the third girl in each class list, collected March 11 in Barnard Hall, with identities kept confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bright
Miss Mead
Barnard Hall
Political Union Plans Announced By Barnard Groups
Tuesday announcement outlines a student focused political union featuring the Social Science Forum Current Events Club International Relations Club and Peace Action Group. The Central Committee includes Sue Strait Marian Hall Marie Smith Joan Geddes Eleanor Goldberger and Sofia Simmons. Results to be published in the Barnard Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Science Forum
Current Events Club
International Relations Club
Peace Action Group
Liberty League
Sue Strait
Marian Hall
Marie Smith
Joan Geddes
Eleanor Goldberger
Sofia Simmons
Beetho vens symphony debate: Klemperer vs Stokowski
A music column contrasts conductors Klemperer and Stokowski. It praises Klemperer for sincerity and accuracy in Beethoven interpretations while noting Stokowski delivers thrilling performances despite rapid pacing and strong demands on his orchestra. The piece warns of audience preference shaping concert choices.
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Beethoven
Mr. Klemperer
Stokowski
Klemperer
S. Stokowski
Brahms
Bach
Mr. Stokowski
Barnard’s Own Recipe Book Reveals Dishes from Deans to Divas
The Alumnae Fund Committee promotes a twenty five cent pamphlet titled Barnard's Own Recipe Book. It features Dean Gildersleeve's roast squab method Doctor Alsop's caramel fudge Miss Meyer’s kartoffeleierspeke and pages of dishes from Aline McMahon Helen Gahagan and Jane Wyatt.
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Alumnae Fund
Miss Meyer
Kartoffeleierspeke
Aline McMahon
Helen Gahagan
Jane Wyatt
Miss McMahon
Earle Spicer to Sing at Assembly Concert
Baritone Earle Spicer will perform at the Assembly program featuring a mix of songs and vaudeville numbers. The set list includes comic tunes and traditional ballads such as The Crocodile Barbara Allen’s Cruelty The Jolly Miller Young Richard O’Taunton Dean The Three Ravens and The Dumb Wife Cured plus classic American ballads like Home on the Range Billy Boy Frankie and Johnny and The Train Today to Morrow.
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Barbara Allen
Richard O
Taunton Dean
Somerset
Sylvia
Billy Boy
Morrow
Frankie and
Johnny
Luncheon Showcased Spanish Food by Literature Class
The Spanish department hosted a Monday luncheon in their offices on February 26 featuring authentic Real Spanish dishes prepared by the epicures of a Spanish Literature class. About 15 members attended.
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Latvia
Redes
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John L. Lewis
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Quires
Army Nurses Corps
Morgan Banks
Busines
Teneral
Denis
A. F. L. Union Letters
Barnard Bulletin
Barnard
Elizabeth Swinton
Hollywood
Miss Gahagan
Miss Wyatt
Muller
Marcial Dorado
Professor Latham
Babette Deutsch
Leonie Adams
Amy Lovemen
Alice Duer Miller
Earle Spicer
Virginia Bruce
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