Barnacle Elects Rodger Editor as Staff Chooses
Sarah Elizabeth Rodger of the class of 1930 succeeds Valerie Krankel as editor in chief of Barnacle Quarterly in a unanimous staff election held Tuesday noon. Rodger will serve through the current academic year with eligibility for re election. Catherine Turner becomes Literary Editor.
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Sarah Elizabeth Rodger
Valerie Krankel
Barnacle Quarterly
Catherine Turner
Miss Rodger
Bar'‘nacle
Barnacle
Miss Turner
Barnard Hosts 8 African Guests Assem bly Luncheon
Twenty five students from Universities in South Africa, nine men and twelve women, touring the United States under the National Student Federation, are hosted by Representative Assem bly at Lewitt Hall. The delegation will visit New York City institutions, meet officials, tour museums, and sail to England in February before returning to Africa.
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South Africa
Lewitt Hall
United States
National Student Federation of America
Mississippi
New York
Washington
City
New York City
Standard Bank of South Africa
Columbia College
John Jay Hall
New Medical Center
168Th Street
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Walker
England
London
Africa
America
College Warned Against Influenza Advisory From W C Gildersleeve
The memorandum urges all resident students with cold symptoms to report to the college doctor. Home-dwelling students should remain home until fully cured. No class attendance with a cough or cold. Infected households require abstention from college due to exposure. Emphasizes sleep exercise outdoor time meals and reduced public outings.
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W. C. Gildersleeve
Jopanish Club Presents Modern Spanish Painting Exhibition
Hewitt Hall hosts a four day exhibit of modern Spanish painting from January 14 to 18. Faculty and students are invited to view the collection and engage with the artists.
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Hewitt Hall
Labor Conference to Fight War Danger and Imperialism
The New York Branch of the All-America Anti Imperialist League will hold their first labor conference Saturday January 12 at 1 PM in the Labor Temple at 14th Street and Second Avenue. Delegates from youth groups unions and women’s organizations will attend. speakers include Robert W Dunn George Pershing and Robert Minor. The conference aims to mobilize labor against imperialist war plans and support anti imperialist actions worldwide.
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New York
All-America Anti- Imperialist League
Labor Temple
14Th Street
Second Avenue
Robert W. Dunn
U. S
Shing
Hawaii
Robert Minor
The
Daily Worker
League
Barnacle Review and Barnard Tapestry at Barnard College
The Barnacle Quarterly gives a vigorous mix of modern fiction critique and experimental stories including Norton's conventional playset Turner's The Shadowy Room Mogilevsky Through a Mist Roberts Luttee Rodger Tr aincy. A new large 17th century French tapestry hangs in Barnard Hall loaned by Mrs Helen Hartley Jenkins for Bab Jenkins class of 1915.
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Jane Austen
Emma
Emma Woodhouse
Virginia Woolf
Hogarth
Clarissa Dalloway
Mrs. Ramsay
Orlando
Mrs. Woolf
Miss Austen
Laurence Sterne
Sterne
Barnacle Quarterly
Miss Norton
Miss Turner
Miss Mogilevsky
Miss Roberts
Miss Rodger
Barnard College
Barnard Hall
Helen Hartley Jenkins
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Doris Gilman
Anne Gary
Dorothy Harrison
Sally Weedenburgh
Braun
Jersild
Miss Kruger
Barnard
Jopanish
Miss Sturtevant
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