President speaks on history and work of student organization
Mr E Murrow 1930 president of the National Students Federation of America outlines aims and activities at the Representative Assembly. The group formed in 1925 to connect domestic and international education, broadcasts feature world figures, and promote international understanding among U S students. Debates host teams from Scotland England and Germany with plans for Turkey and Europe travel programs.
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E. Murrow
National Students Federation of America
Representative Assembly
United States
Murrow
Scotland
England
Germany
Turkey
Europe
Unemployment Cures Urged At Symposium
Speakers at a symposium on unemployment urged cures and public awareness. Jane Addams and Rabbi Gold addressed Hull House supporters and other attendees, noting firms store or shift labor with new inventions and suggesting insurance within corporations.
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Jane Addams
Gutz Borghlum
Rabbi Gold
Institute of Arts and Sciin
peNeliin Theatre
Hull House
Chicago
Bohn Roselli Debate on Uniting of Europe
The debate at Casa Italiana features Frank Bohn urging a United States of Europe with economic integration and shared railways while Professor Brun Roselli counters that a panEuropean union is unlikely, risks conflict, and could trigger war. Bohn argues unity would mirror the U.S. example and promote peace. Roselli warns history shows language and heritage impede such a union and questions feasibility.
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Bohn, Roselli
Europe
Frank Bohn
United States of Europe
Brun Roselli
Casa Italiana
Bohn
Mr. Bohn
United States of America
Rosellis
Russia
England
Must Roselli
Delegates Report on Detroit Conference
Olga Maurer describes the National Student-Faculty Conference in Detroit during Christmas week attended by about seven hundred delegates from Maine to California and Florida to Wisconsin. The event, organized by the Council of Christian Associations and the National YWCA and YMCA, featured notable speakers and group discussions emphasizing character development alongside intellectual growth.
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Detroit
Maine
Californi
Florida
Wisconsin
Council of Christian Associations
Y. W
United States
Canada
New York City
Barnard
Butler Dialogues on Faith and Science at Communion Breakfast
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler addressed the Federation of College Newman Clubs during a Commodore breakfast, praising science as an extraordinary use of math and physics while affirming faith amid modern storms. He praised youth and recalled meeting John Cardinal.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Federation of College Newman Clubs
Commodore
Butler
Motorboard Announces Deadline for Yearbook Orders
Motorboard urges students to place orders today as the final day to guarantee a copy. To ensure inclusion in the spring edition, readers should sign a pledge card immediately.
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Motorboard
Last Day to Sign Up for Gym Electives
Today is the final day to enroll in gym electives for the coming semester. Check the Physical Education Bulletin Board and report to the Barnard Hall office for processing.
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Physical Education Bulletin Board
Barnard Hall
Barnard Loses Luminary as Professor Braun Leaves on Leave
Barnard College bids farewell to Professor Braun whose departure to the Vaterland leaves a void. The piece praises Braun as the bright, sociable hub of campus life, noting his knack for warming events and guiding nervous freshmen, while joking about the loss of 50 percent of Barnard’s pulchritude.
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Barnard
Deutschland
Braun
Vaterland
Arti
Artful view of exams by Professor Fairchild speech
Professor Elexie Fairchild, substituting for the ill dean, delivered the annual pre-exam address “The Art of Passing Examinations” to freshmen at Brinckerhoff Theatre. He warned against overconfidence in tips and likened a good exam to a fine work of art built on accuracy, selection, coherence, and personal interpretation.
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Elexie Fairchild
Brinckerhotf Theatre
Fairchild
Delegates To Attend Coming Model League
Student Council authorizes Barnard delegation to the Model League of Nations Assembly at Princeton on March 27 and 28. Colleges representing member nations will speak as their countries and committees will debate international issues. Previous assemblies at Syracuse Cornell Vassar and Lafayette informed students and sparked interest in international affairs. Barnard plans a particularly large delegation.
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Barnard
Model League of Nations
Middle Atlantic States
Princeton
Real League Assembly
Syracuse
Cornell
Vassar
Lafayette
League
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Rabbi Goldstein
McMillin Theatre
Roselli
Olga Maurer
Betty Armstrong
By Olga Maurer
Newman Club Federation
Cardinal Newman
Prof. Fairchild
Barry
Farrar
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