Stage celebrities to attend Barnard alumnae tea
Barnard College students host the first celebrity tea of the year with invited New York theater figures. Ina Claire Selena Boyle Ernest Lawford Helen Gahagan and Melvyn Douglas are expected along with the cast of Sailors Gattaro. The event aims to connect students with prominent theatre personalities.
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Ina. Claire
Selena Royle
Helen Gahagan
Ernest Lawford
Barnard College
New York
Alumnae Association
Ina Claire
Selena Boyle
Eugene Onall
Inest Lawford
Maxwell Anderson
Mary of
Barnard Students Study International Affairs Attitudes
A Barnard statistics class led by Dr. Eliot circulates a survey testing student opinions on international affairs. The project, inspired by international problems interest and modeled after a European study by Prof. Harper, asks respondents to mark true likely true false likely false or in doubt. Corinne Bize and others organize the effort with Dean Gildersleeve predicting valuable results, though exams may limit participation.
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Eliot
Barnard
Heber R. Harper
Peardon
Heber
Corinne Bize
Rose Bucciarelli
Ruth Crucet
Ruth Wurts
Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard Delegates Reflect On NSFA Conference Experience
Barnard delegates Catharine Eisler and Marion Louise Wright describe the NSFA gathering as highly worthwhile. They highlight clinics on finances and publications, discussions on city colleges, and social events that fostered unity among college students from across the country.
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Ady
Ks Foknd
Marion Louise Wright
NSFA
Conference
Dean Will Address Freshmen Tuesday On Passing Exams
In Brinckerhoff Theatre Barnard will host a talk to freshmen on passing exams. The address is a longstanding annual event and all freshmen are urged to attend.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Barnard
Kreis Will Show Comic Drawings
Deutscher Kreis to feature Wilhelm Busch's Max and Moritz drawings on lantern slides at its Monday meeting January 14 in room 115 Milbank. Prof Braun will present, with brief rhymes accompanying each image and refreshments after.
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Wilhelm Busch
Max and
Moritz
Deutscher Kreis
Milbank
Braun
Max
Aline Joveshof
Kreis
Brooks Hall
Gwendoline Cotton
America
National Student Federation Holds Congress and Debates Spectator
The Columbia Spectator debate at Casa Italiana featured James Wechsler for the affirmative and Bailey Young for the negative. Wechsler argued the paper should reflect vital issues and oppose a passive stance amid fascist threats, while Young urged broader student representation and cautioned against propaganda by a single group.
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Columbia Spectator
Casa Italiana
Spectator
James Wechsler
Bailey Young
Wechsler
Young
Times
Tribune
America
Mary Lou Wright And Jane Eisler Represent Barnard At Boston Meeting
Mary Lou Wright and Jane Eisler represented Barnard College at the tenth annual Congress of the National Student Federation of America held at Parker House Boston from December 28 to January 1. Delegates from 123 member colleges and 17 observers discussed the American student’s role in campus life and in national and international politics. The congress urged federal youth service for jobless youth, freedom of speech and press, non compulsory military training, and undergraduate faculty curricula groups.
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Mary Lou Wright
Jane Eisler
Barnard
Boston
National Student Federation of America
Parker House
Boston University
Roosevelt
Congress
NSFA
U. S. Office of Education
United States
World Court
League of Nations
John A. Lang
America
Dennis Fellows
International Student’ Confederation
Henry Noble MacCracken
Vassar College
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