Major Meetings S Toady with Class and Room Assignments
Today every major in Botany Chemistry Zoology economics Fine Arts Geology Mathematics Psychology meets during assembly hour from 1 10 to 2 P M. Economics in 401 Barnard Hall Botany Chemistry Zoology in 339 psychology in Professor Gates home Barnard 1 10 2 P M Professors Sherman Leo Wolman Hoff man Spearman address and lecture topics scheduled for today.
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Fayerweather Hall
Columbia
Sherman
Leo Wolman
United States
Hoffman
Carl Spearman
Teacher’s College
Gates
Barnard
Second Senior Tea Hosts Faculty Guests
The English, French, Italian, Spanish and German faculty attended the second senior tea in four held at 4 PM Friday in the College Parlor. Adelaide Bruns, Social Chairman of the Class of 32, organized the event with Miss Christiana Furse receiving hosts.
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Adelaide Bruns
Bruns
Christiana Furse
Baldwin
Brewster
Aller
Must Israel further endure in Wise address at Barnard
Dr. Stephen S. Wise spoke on January 8 at Barnard in Room 408 at the Menorah luncheon honoring him. He argued Jews are a people bonded by blood but not a nation, lacking a national home, and that Israel cannot cease to endure as long as Jews live, rejecting race as a label and noting only Zionist options offer security, with Palestine cited as a potential refuge.
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Stephen S. Wise
Free Synagogue
Menorah
Barnard
Dr. Wise
Wise
Dean Mullins
Miss Weeks
Rabbi Braunstein
Columbia
America
Germany
Young Awakening
Christendom
Palestine
Plan Reorganization of Used-Book File at Barnard
Barnard College Student Council approves a reorganization of the used book file. Gertrude Gordon will be the next term's chairman and will supervise filing at the Second Hand Book desk in Barnard Hall daily from 12 15 to 1 00 for the first three weeks.
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Barnard Hall
Muzzey
United States of America
MISS STEBBING SPEAKS ON USE OF PHILOSOPHY
Miss Susan Stebbing delivered an address in the College Parlor on Thursday January 7 praising philosophy as a useful art. She contrasted constructive and analytical philosophers, noting philosophy’s pleasure and its limits when approached by scientists and reporters.
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I Susan Stebbing
A.e
Stebbing
Spinoza
Russell
James Jeans
Schedule of Rooms for Major Meetings
Rooms for major meetings at Milbath Hall are listed with Botany Chemistry and Zoology in 339 Economics in 401 Barnard Hall Fine Arts in 203 Fayer weather Hall Columbia Geology in 214 Mathematics in 303 Psychology at Professor Gates home 464 Riverside Dr.
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Barnard Hall
Fayerweather Hall
Columbia
Gates
Riverside Dr
Registration for Gym Electives Ends Friday
Students are reminded that registration for next semester gym electives closes on Friday January 15. Schedules of electives may be found at Barnard Hall and on the bulletin board outside office 209.
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Symptoms of Seniors Outlined by Bulletin
A humorous, reflective list defines the Senior by traits such as fearing poverty, reading obituary columns, regretting missed Russian literature, chewing gum, dropping Friday orchids, and cautious dating. It portrays aging with light satire and period voice, citing cultural norms and campus quirks.
Council Adopts Eligibility Change for Student Offices
Student Council approved a revised eligibility rule via Frances Mark of the Eligibility Committee. The guideline states averages of 2.2 or higher for Class A to C offices and 2.0 for Class D, with credit points assigned by grade and averaged across completed work.
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Mark Student Trend To Socialist Tenets
A New York City conference of the Intercollegiate Student Council of the League for Industrial Democracy shows a swing toward Socialism among American and Canadian college students. About 225 delegates from 53 colleges discussed aims and methods, with many organizers already aiding workers, unions, and relief for destitute miners and textile workers. Donald M. Smith of Bates College described organizing a Socialist Party and a Council of Unemployed.
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Bates College
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