FPA Debates British U S Cooperation
The Foreign Policy Association weighs Britain and the United States joint action to avert war. Professor Schuman argues deep interdependence and democracy depend on concerted effort against fascist threat, while John T. Flynn notes dangers at home from economic unrest and predicts war decision rests with entire peoples.
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Leonore Schanhous
Britain
United States
Foreign Policy Association
F. L. Schuman
Williams
John T. Flynn
The
New Republic
Professor Schuman
China
Spain
Schuman
Flynn
Italy
Germany
Uni
Europe
Mr. Flynn
College Papers Organize Metropolis Newspaper Association
Editors from eight New York City college papers met at Barnard to discuss forming the Metropolitan College Newspaper Association MCNA. It plans to exchange editorial ideas run joint editorials and provide a printing and advertising information clearing house. Bernard Rothenberg City College Campus editor is temporary executive secretary.
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Metropolitan College Newspaper Association
New York City College
Barnard
MCNA
American Youth Congress
National Hygiene Association
American Newspaper Guild
Teachers’ Union
Bernard Rothenberg
City College
Delegates Named for NYS Model Legislature by AYC
At the final Rep Assembly meeting of the semester three delegates were chosen for the New York State Model Legislature by the American Youth Congress. Delegates are Alene Freudenheim Ruth Insche and Emily Turk with Shirley Ellenbogen Nabette Hodgman as alternates. Jean Libman will replace Ruth Frankfurter on the City Council of the AYC. Tentative plans for next semester include three assemblies sponsored by the Undergraduate Association and programs by the Music Club Wigs and Cues and the Social Science Union. The NYS Model Legislature will meet January 28 29 and 30 at City College Auditorium addressing health crime prevention recreation housing education labor and consumer issues.
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Representative Assembly
Rep Assembly
New York
Miss Davies
Social Science Union
New York State
American Youth Congress
City College
Informal College Dance by S S U Details
The Social Science Union sponsors an all college informal dance on Friday January 28 at Brinckerhoff Theatre. Tickets go on sale this week at noon on Jake and during exam period times. Proceeds benefit the Chinese Student Fund.
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The
Social Science Union
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Jake
Changes in Eligibility Plan for Student Offices
The Eligibility Committee, led by Carol Kander, announced a revised plan effective February 1. Students with averages between 2.00 and 2.19 may carry 6 activity points, those 2.20 or higher 12 points, with midyear or finals drops to 6 points if averages fall below 2.20. A doctor’s certificate rule for missing exams remains in force, and nomination and maintenance requirements are unified under the new plan, which reduces gradations from three to two.
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Carol Kander
Hanya Holm Dance Group Demonstrates Modern Trends
Barnard undergraduates witnessed Hanya Holm and her concert group in a gymnasium demonstration on modern dance. The program explained space body relationships and movement direction, followed by performance of group and solo pieces inspired by abstract patterns and emotional themes.
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Hanya Holm
Barnard
Barnard Gymnasium
Miss Holm
Mary Wigman
Rudolph von Laben
New York
Lucretia Moeller
Margarite den Anguera
Marjory Bahouth
Lash Calls For Student Unity
Joseph P. Lash executive secretary of the American Student Union spoke on Unity in the Student Movement at Pauline Edwards Theatre last Friday. He warned that non cooperation within the A S U threatens a split and defended the democratic process at the Vassar convention. About five hundred students from New York City colleges attended the meeting chaired by Bernard Rothenberg with editors from eight colleges sponsoring.
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Joseph P. Lash
American Student Union
Pauline Edwards Theatre
Lash
Vassar
A.S.U
Mr. Lash
U.S. US
New York City Colleges
Bernard Rothenberg
City College
Arlene Wolf
Hunter College Bulletin
Fred Oberlander
Vivian Liebman
Vassar Miscellany News
Irwin Kaisar
Columbia Spectator
James R. Moody
N.Y.U. Heights News
Leon Horowitz
Brooklyn College Vanguard
Helen Raebeck
Barnard Bulletin
Barnard Faces Prospect of Ending International Fellowship Drive
Barnard College students debate the fate of the International Student Fellowship Drive for 1937-38. With less than half the $1000 target raised, the Undergraduate Association voted 516 in favor of continuing the fellowship, 103 for an American fellowship, and 166 for abolishing the drive. Helen Nicholl urged continued abroad work while Mary Rhodon supported two American fellowships and Elizabeth Pratt pushed abolition.
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Barnard
Helen Nicholl
France
Mary Rhodrn
Elizabeth Pratt
Council Urges Support Of Student Fellowship
The council promotes student fellowship and outlines registration for physical education. Students must complete PE registration before applying for bills, obtain a gym registration card during designated hours, and present the card verified by an instructor to Miss Meyer. Registration hours are Friday Jan 28 and Monday Jan 31 from 9 to 1.
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Wilcal Education
Miss Meyer
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FPA
U. S
Name Assembly A.Y.C. Delegates
Youth Congress
By Ruth Landesman
ASU
Council Reports
Miss Raisbeck
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