Fabian Group Report Of Conference Summary
Miss Sophia Murphy reported on the L. L D. Conference on SpersbeD Our Times held at Barnard on December 27 28 29. The Fabian Group hosted a luncheon January 9 in room 408 Barnard. Delegates from colleges across the United States shared Socialist movement updates and discussed augmenting party ranks. The round table session offered constructive work plans for student activism. Paul Blanshard and Lewis Mumford spoke on The Day after the Revolution and The Days Before the Revolution respectively.
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Our Times
Barnard
Fabian Group
Sophia Murphy
Norman Thomas
United States
Socialist Party
Paul Blanshard
Lewis Mumford
Model League Assembly Agenda At Smith College
Plans for the New England Model League of Nations meeting at Smith College Northampton Mass March 9 10 and 11 outline three committees Disarmament led by Ruth Lawson of Mount Holyoke Political chaired by E A Thompson of Tufts on Bolivia Paraguay dispute Economic chaired by Edna Srescuit of Wellesley and Mr Salent of Harvard with focus on the gold standard and tariffs The feature is the Committee of Nineteen handling the Sino Japanese dispute and reports to Council through the Secretary General with sessions including a Friday 9 am council meeting and 10 30 am plenary assembly session
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New England
Edna Srescuit
Wellesley
Mr. Salent
Harvard
Calendar items list for January with campus meetings
Friday January 13 senior tea to faculty at College Parlor 4 15 psychology club in Conference Room Monday January 16 english majors at College Parlor 3 alumnae lecture by Professor NecIver Theatre Tuesday January 17 economics department luncheon at 401 Fabian Group at College Parlor.
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College
NecIver
Fabian Group
Industrial Workers' Education Discussed
The article describes summer schools for industrial workers focusing on English grammar poetry Greek drama and history viewed through class struggle and workers' lives. It notes study of Roman proletariat history and stresses physical education using Barnard pool and tennis courts to improve health. It also covers impact of depression on students with rising malnutrition and bitterness, but optimism about future benefits persists.
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Barnard
Antiwar Committee Sees Progress in Nationalist Struggle
A public statement argues that nationalism undermines efficiency in the fight against war and questions pacifist distinctions between violence and nonviolence. It contends imperialism requires force and suggests a nuanced view: oppose force for imperial aims but justify violence for other ends.
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India
Ghander
Filene foresees doom of factories and cities in forecast
Boston merchant Edward Filene told a large audience at the Institute of Arts and Sciences that the present factory system will fade and great cities disappear. He warned the second industrial revolution may reduce unemployment and slums, urged mass production to shorten work weeks, and critiqued technocracy and back to the farm movements while cautioning utopian schemes.
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Edward
Filene
Boston
Institute of Arts At Sciences
Mahatma Ghandi
Cocvic
Cal. Srersazor
New York Newman Club Holds Annual Convention
Delegates from Philadelphia Washington and other provinces attended the New York Newman Club annual convention held over the weekend at Greenwich. Mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral, Hotel Commodore reception, and speeches by Monsignor Laet, with notable attendance and concern over church matters.
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Newman Club
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Saati
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Washington
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Greenwich
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Commodore
Newman Cox
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Donovan
Breeklas
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Moody A
Convection Reid
Patri
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Berards
Mortarboard Subscription Details and Deadlines
The notice outlines subscription terms for Mortarboard for the last two weeks. It mentions Barnard Hall as the collection location from twelve to one in the lobby during the event. After that window, a second installment plan may be arranged with two installments noted.
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Ceyn Barnard Hall
Swelve
Gael
Twofold Lecture Urges Focus to Avoid Overload in College
Professor Montague argues colleges overproduce good things and overwhelm students with choices. He urges freshmen to explore one field, build sustained study, and limit extracurriculars to prevent diluted learning. later, Professor Moore leads a musical interlude and Dean Gidgese introduces the speaker.
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Montague
Bae von Teel
Montagne
Dpseel
Douglas Moore
Sngsg
Brahms’ Leviaby
Lock Lemont
Jona
Allié Lang Syne
Dean Giders
Eeve
Jane Martin Retains Title in Informal Fall Tournament
The text notes Jane Martin keeping her championship in the informal fall tournament as spring approaches. Miss Underhill and Frances Barry finish second and third, with playful hints about upcoming matches and social remarks.
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Jose Thresho
Jane Martin
Jane
Miss Underhill
Frances Barry
Pledges Required for Registration From 1935 Class
The class of 1935 pledges $250 to the Student Fellowship Drive announced by Gertrude Rubsamen chair. Pledges must be paid by January 20 to re register. if payment is impossible an excuse must be written before that date to Miss Rubsamen. A student unpaid by January 20 without a time extension will be barred from registering for the pro ig semester.
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Gertrude Rubsamen
Miss Rubsamen
Miss Rubsarpen
Montague Speaks at Commemoration Chapel
The article recounts Montague addressing a commemoration chapel service with remarks on mortality. It lists Columbia University faculty and student deaths, including Barnard trustee Charlotte S. Baker and Barnard students Muriel Lensh, Sylvia McElwain, and Lillian May Schultz, as part of a prayerful remembrance.
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Jacobus Gallus
Foster
William Byrd
Butler
Columbia University
Charlotte S. Baker
Barnard
Muriel Jacqueline Lensh
Sylvia McElwain
Lillian May Schultz
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