Barnard Anti War Committee to distribute early issue
The Barnard Anti-War Committee will distribute the first issue of University Against or a monthly magazine tomorrow at the regular meeting and then make it available campus wide Thursday for five cents. Copies can be bought from committee members and from Susan Lockwood Edith Nance and Marjorie Friedman. Additional articles include The Anti War Work Done To Date Columbia College Report Fascism and War and a drawing The Glory of This World.
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Four Phi Beta Kappa Chapters Established
New York news notes Phi Beta Kappa awards four national charters to universities and colleges. The University of Utah Florida State College for Women Connecticut College for Women College of St. Catherine are named among the four, pending National Council approval and campus readiness.
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Smoking Room Closure Decision Sparks Student Debate
At a Student Council discussion on smoking rules the group decided the Smoking Room will close unless immediate improvements are seen. A notice announcing the closure has been posted inside the room.
French Club Marionette Show Highlights Classic Puppetry
The French Club hosted a Marionette program by M. Mathurin Dondo on January 11 in the College Parlor. Dondo, a former Columbia and California faculty member and current Hunter College exchange professor, demonstrated marionette manipulation and history. He noted that in Louis XIV’s era marionette performances were feared as magical threats and praised puppetry as an art form with pioneers like Loiseaux.
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Dorsey Voices Anti Lynching Law Call at Forum Luncheon
Emmet Dorsey former Howard University instructor and Columbia student spoke at the Social Science Forum luncheon on January 11 decrying lynching as a tool of southern control. He urged passage of an anti lynching law and traced the Civil War and Reconstruction to economic policies shaping capitalism.
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Library checks issued at noon starting January 18
In a Barnard College decision the Student Library Committee moved distribution of numbered library checks from 8:30 A.M. to noon daily beginning January 18, with Saturday mornings still at 8:30. The change follows student protest about early rising to secure numbers.
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Junior Prom Installment Deadline Set for Friday
All members of the Junior Class who have not yet paid their prom installment must do so Thursday or Friday at noon in Barnard Hall. This will be their last opportunity to complete the payment.
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Greek Games Entrance Story Toward God of the Underworld
Plans for this year's Greek Games advance with the entrance procession tale centered on Aides the god of the underworld. Townsfolk seek forgiveness after Aesculapius’ actions, Hecate delivers the verdict of forgiveness, then a joyful hymn follows. Games begin with contests and dance.
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Editorial on Barnard Bulletin rights and student poll
The Barnard Bulletin invites student opinions on past policies and future management through a questionnaire in Barnard Hall. A Columbia Spectator editorial argues for free editorial expression within libel limits and that a paper should reflect or challenge majority opinion. Miss Epstein urges participation to avoid double voting.
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Debate Club Set for Afternoon Debate on Presidential Powers
The Debate Club meets this afternoon at four in the College Parlor to discuss if the presidents emergency powers should be permanent. Judges include Miss Young Miss Rosenblatt and Dr Gayer with Agnes Leckie Marjorie Sickles Edith Cantor leading the affirmative and Barbara Smoot Muriel Herzstein Eleanor Schmidt the opposition. Advisors Mrs Morris Seals and Dre Jane P Clark. Tea will follow with Catherine Strateman pouring.
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