Hinderings or Helping Nicaragua in 1927 Policy Shift
A reprint discusses U S policy in Nicaragua shifting after the Stimson settlement of May 1927. It outlines U S Marines’ initial role to protect lives and property and preserve Bryan Chamorro rights, then the move to intervene to end hostilities and supervise peace until after the 1928 elections.
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United States
Nicaragua
Stimson
Great Britain
Italy
Henry L. Simson
Coolidge
State Department
Eff
Adolfo Diaz
Juan ~Icasa
Stimeer
Nica- Pas
N S F A Emphasizes Global Ties At Annual Congress
The Third Annual Congress of the National Student Federation of America met at the University of ae to discuss world affairs. Miss Marvin Breckinridge urged a permanent secretariat as the federation grows. Prof. Fred Morrow Fling urged world organization and U S entry into the League of Nations.
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National Student Federation of America
University of Ae
Eee
Calletes
Congress
Marvin Breckinridge
Federation
Morrow
Fred Morrow Fling
University of Nebraska History Department
Fling
League of Nations
America
League
United States
Chaucer Head Plays Impress With Simple Stage Craft
Two Chaucer head plays were produced at Brinckerhoff Theatre by Chau cer students with two days of prep. Elsie Traunstein designed the first set featuring a fiery hobby horse, while Annette Lehmannr crafted the second with dramatic thunder and lightning. Ruth Fine and pe created inventive costumes using recycled Wigs and Cues materials. Ruth Ginsberg's pantomime in Sir Thomas drew laughs with gym like clogging and birdie chorus ending to warm the all college audience.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Elsie Traunstein
Annette Lehmannr
Ruth Fine
Sir Thomas
Florette Holzwasser
Ruth Ginsberg
Blazers Chosen After Long Assembly Debate
After weeks of discussion the Representative Assembly selected blazer colors for Barnard undergraduates. A display in the Conference Room drew many visitors, showing strong campus interest. Georgia Mullins offers prompt service for blazer orders.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard
Georgia Mullins
Miss Mullins
Examinations Fun Says Dean Gildersleeve at Assembly
Dean Gildersleeve urged freshmen and transfers that exams can be conquered by knowing how to take them and maintaining health. She advised timely study, sleeping early, and focusing on weakest subjects, sharing a personal success in psychology.
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Dean Gildersleeve
College Mourns Loss of Prof Richards
Bulletin reports the death of Herbert Maule Richards, professor of Botany at Barnard, after a short illness on January 9. He served thirty years, led a top Botany department, and held roles as Scientific director of the New York Botanical Garden and Torrey Botanical Club president.
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Bulletin
Herbert Maule Richards
Richards
Whch
Professor Richards
Barnard
Botany
New York Botanical Garden
American Academy For the Advancement of Science
Torrey Botanical Club
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Foreign Policy Association Information Service
By Ruth Richards
By Martha Boynton
Prof. Richards
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