Barnard Students Vote Favors United Student Union
Columbia chapter of the Union forms at a School of Business conference. Core planks call for peace security education equality and opposition to war prep R O T C and racial segregation plus support for federal student aid and free colleges in large communities.
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Barnard
School of Business
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Ohio
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R.O.T.C. OO
Student Union Bulletin
Hearst Légion
National Youth Administration
Christ in Leader of Japan to Speak at University Chapel
Dr Toyohiko Kagawa, renowned Japanese Christian leader, will speak at the University Chapel Thursday January 27. He lives in a Kohei slum hut that draws pilgrimage, offering aid to those seeking help or inspiration. A public dinner at Hotestor follows Monday January 27 with Foreign Missions Council and Greater New York Federation of Churches co hosting. tickets cost 3.50.
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Agawa
Japan
Koheé
Hotestor
Pam
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Foreign Missions Count
Greater New York
Junior Show Tryouts To Be Held Today
Final tryouts for the Junior Show will be held today at four o clock in the Remedial Room. Invitations from the committee on tryouts are requested to attend. Anyone without a preliminary tryout or notice may also try out. Dancing speaking and singing parts will be selected today.
Barnard Glee Club Announces Coming Season Plans
The Barnard Glee Club reveals its season with two concerts. One pairs with the University of Virginia Men's Glee Club on February 24 followed by a dance. The other features Pergolesi Stabat Mater on March 22. Tryouts are set for February 6 and 11 in Room 408 under conductor Professor Lowell Beveridge.
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Barnard Glee Club
Lowell P. Beveridge
Hears Advice On Passing Exams From Professor Howard
Professor Clare M. Howard of the English Department advised freshmen on mid year exams. She urged not to cram and to study with a good review book if gaps exist, eat wisely, avoid late hours and black coffee, and allocate time per question while answering clearly.
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Clare M. Howard
English Department
Miss Howard
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Howard
Barnard
Barnard Alumnae Push Civilian Fingerprint Project in DC
A Barnard College initiative seeks voluntary civilian fingerprinting by the Justice Department to complete national Civilian files. Dorothy Crook writes from Washington praising Barnard leadership and notes plans for department representatives to visit the college for imprints.
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Department of Justice
Alice Corneille
Hiead
Dorothy Crook
Barnard College Club
Washington
Justice Department
Miss. Crook
Barnard Club
Department
Justice
America
Greek Games Rehearsal Schedule Announced
Central Committee notes for Greek Games set early dates with emphasis on timely material. Elspeth Davies warns lyric submissions due February 6. lyric books, previous winning lyrics, are in Student Mail. entrance story to Professor Perry for early publication. Rehearsal calendar lists March 4 tryouts, March 6 Freshman Sophomore Entrance, March 13 Combined Entrance, and March 18 Combined session.
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Elspeth Davies
Perry
Bulletin News Board Tryouts Open to All Classes
Bulletin invites every class from senior to freshman to join the News Board. Students must submit names to the Bulletin mailbox outside Room 104, Barnard Hall, with tryouts starting early in the spring semester. Applicants should declare candidacy before or during examinations.
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Bulletin
Barnard Hall
Daily teas during Examination Week
The daily teas held during the examination period will continue this semester. Teas will be served at 4 o clock in the Conference Room. The announcement was made at a meeting of Representative Assembly held last Monday.
Speier Addresses Economics Majors on Propaganda and Truth
Dr Hans Speier of the New School spoke to economics majors at a luncheon last Tuesday about which he warned that society collapses when honesty vanishes. He said statistics can oppose tyrants if kept truthful and noted dictatorships use propaganda as a monopoly to control the public.
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Hans Speier
New School of Social Research
Spéier
Fascism Proposed as Answer to America’s Path
Lawrence Dennis argues at the Social Science Forum that liberal capitalism is doomed and proposes an authoritarian program with nationalized credit and centralized control of big industries without expropriation. He calls for a transition party and leader to end unemployment and manage big business, warning of a choice between Communism and Fascism.
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Lawrence Dennis
Social Science Forum
America
Dennis
Mr. Dennis
Haller Lectures on Rugged Individualism
Professor Haller of the English Department spoke to the Barnard Alumnae Association in Brinckerhoff Theatre on a lecture titled The Epic of Rugged Individualism. He traced the growth of the popular myth in English speaking peoples, noting that myths often carry truth from Puritan sermons and early legends of Milton Bunyan and the Pilgrims.
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Barnard
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