Butler Replies To Protests Over Campus Ban
Dr. Butler defends denying Bob Burke access to address the Young Communist League urging protection of Columbia’s reputation. A noon Sun Dial meeting organized by the Columbia Committee for Academic Freedom will feature speakers Macallister Coleman Arthur Pearce Corliss Lamont and others as students press for free speech amid campus tensions.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia College
Bob Burke
Young Communist League
Columbia Committee For Academic Freedom
Sun Dial
Dr. Butler
Macallister Coleman
C.I.O
Arthur Pearce
Columbia Student Board
Corliss Lamont
Dukes Talks To Wigs And Cues
English playwright and co producer of Murder in the Cathedral, Mr Dukes, spoke to Wigs and Cues on Thursday February 24. He discussed poetry driven plays, theatre details through ages from Greek to Renaissance, and how modern writers recreate classical conventions while favoring ordinary speech.
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Ashley . Dukes
Dukes
Eliot
Moliere
New Candidates Named for Honor Board and AA President
Nominees for Honor Board Chairman include Jane Bell Anne Milman and Claire Stern. AA President candidates are Ninette di Benedetto Edwina Dusenbery and Virginia Rockwell. Bulletin Editor nominees Flora Ginsburg Ara Ponchelet and Mildred Rubenstein. Elections run March 3 4 for Honor Board Chairman and AA President with Bulletin Editor chosen March 7 by staff and Assembly. Jane Bell Midwestern student leader with Greek Games background.
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Athletic Association
Barnard
Bulletin
Jane Bell
Anne Milman
Claire Stern
A.A
Ninetta di Benedetto
Edwina Dusenbery
Virginia Rockwell
Flora Ginsburg
Ara Ponchelet
Mildred Rubenstein
Representative Assembly
Mortarboard
Puppet Show At College Assembly Delights Audience
Students' Assembly presents Bastien and Bastienne in a puppet show at Brinkerhoff Theatre today at 1 10. First in a series by student organizations. Cast includes Lillian Nesbitt Agnes Cassidy Norma Raymond Constance Smith Sophia Madler and Margaretta Grevatt. String orchestra from Barnard and Columbia accompanies.
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Bastienne
Mozart
College
Brinckerhoff
Aesthetics and
Music Clubs
Lillian Nesbitt
Agnes Cassidy
Norma Raymond
Constance Smith
Sophia Madler
Margaretta Grevatt
Barnard
Columbia
Staffs To Elect Editors Of Publications At Union Assembly
The Representative Assembly revised the Undergraduate Constitution to let Bulletin and Quarterly editors be chosen by their staffs only, and allowed Student Council motions by simple majority. A quorum drops to nine. Three delegates were elected for the Youth Congress Pilgrimage to Washington March 10 11 and 12: Jean Libman Margaret Boyle Nanette Hodgeman. The Assembly also supported a petition by the University Federation for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom introduced by Evelyn Lichtenberg Barnard College representative.
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Bulletin
Student Council
Youth Congress
Washington
Jean Libman
Margaret Boyle
Nannette Hodgeman
Youth Pilgrimage To Washington For Jobs Education
More than 3,000 youths will travel by train bus and other means from campuses and churches to Washington for a three day pilgrimage March 10 11 and 12 to press for jobs education and NYA funding. They will testify before the Senate Education and Labor Committee march 7 11 and meet with Senators and Congressmen to urge the American Youth Act and broader NYA support plus related bills. Reduced group travel rates are offered by the American Youth Congress with housing costs about one dollar daily.
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American Uth Congress
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Senate Committee On Education and Labor
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Congress
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Congress Advisory Committee
American Youth Congress
Frieda Miller Discusses Wages Under New Law
Miss Frieda Miller, director of New York State labor division, outlines wage law aims after Supreme Court reversal. Budget method now set by experts influences cost of living calculations and advisory committee reviews. Laundry workers gain guaranteed weekly wages as first industry under the act, with beauty parlors next. In Harlem booth renting noted as a problem. broader reforms await across women employed sectors. 366 ballots cast for student council, with Jean Allison winning president, Ruth Taubenhaus secretary, and Margaret Boyle treasurer.
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Miss Muller
Harlem
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Ruth Taubenhaus
Miss Allison
Undergraduate Association
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