College Bulletin editors urged to print what college wants
A Barnard Bulletin letter from D. B.34 expresses protest at editorial freedom, arguing subsidized journalism should reflect college wishes not personal views. The writer insists on inviting outside voices only if relevant, condemns Nazi and Brown Shirt atrocities, and defends free speech as limited by corporate and academic standards.
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Trustees Elect Three To Serve On Board
Kisco New York resident Mrs Meyer, with four daughters and a son, has a notable career. She published Chinese Painting in 1923 winning a top graphic art award and chaired Westchester County Recreation since 1923. A Columbia University led leisure study, and her roles include Congressional Library Fund Board appointee by Hoover and vice president of the Washington Post Publishing Company.
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Shotwell Urges New World Order For Peace
Professor Shotwell argues against neutrality in wartime and proposes an accord with all nations to deter aggressors. He favors joining a revised League of Nations and links American prosperity to global cooperation. The lecture opens a four part series on international affairs with Radcliffe Rogers and Moon as next speakers.
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League of Nations
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S. K Radcliffe
Lindsay Rogers
Parker T. Moon
Barnard Library Numbers Draw Early Morning Critique
A Barnard College reader argues for a fairer system to distribute library numbers. She cites students arriving as early as 5 10 am and 6 am for first numbers, noting day students’ need to rise at 4 am and safety issues with doors propped open.
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Brooks
Luther Stand Praised For Editorial Courage
The Bar ne Bulletin applauds the editorial stand on the University invitation to Hans Luther. The piece praises mature judgment and courage amid confusion over the issue.
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