Religious Leaders Address Interfaith Week in Brinckerhoff
Yale Chaplain Lovett spoke at Brinckerhoff Theater stressing religion’s role amid world tensions. He warned against technological enslavement and urged unity beyond sectarian divisions, praising religion’s resilience, adaptability, and global brotherhood led by groups like The World Student Service Fund. Rabbi Rosenbloom of Tremont spoke on Reform views evolving with society, advocating relevance over rigid ritual and shared discussion with attendees. Tea followed the Menorah Club event.
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Chaplain Lovett
Yale University
Brinckerhoff Theater
Dr. Lovett
Europe
World Student’s Service Fund
World Student Christian Movement
Jerome Rosenbloom
Tremont Reformed Temple
Bronx
Menorah Club
College
Rosenbloom
Joshua Cohen
Rabbi Rosenbloom
Newman Club Talk Advocates Universal Brotherhood
Father Vincent Holden addressed the Bar nard College Newman Club on February 27 in College Parlor stressing brotherhood among faiths during Religious Emphasis Week. He urged viewing other creeds kindly while following Christian principles as unchanging guides. The session is part of a Lent series. next, Miss Eileen Egan will speak March 4 at Corpus Christi Auditorium for the New York Province Newman Clubs.
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C.S.P
Barnard College
Newman Club
College
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Newman Clubs
New York
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Eileen Egan
Catholic War Relief Service
Miss Egan
Hunter College
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A A to Organize Hike In March
Ruth Bischoff announces plans for an AA hike in March. The Health Bar sponsored by Athletic Association sold honey buns and milk on Jake last Friday, earning about 13.50 for the Red Cross. She urges members to prepare hiking shoes and await the event details.
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Jake
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Waller's views spark Barnard women debate on motherhood
Barnard College discussion reveals mixed opinions on women working and childbirth. Mrs. Edmonds argues for more supportive policies like leaves of absence and day nurseries, while sharing her own plans for a large family. She notes personal experience as a young wife and medical student aiming for six children. The survey reflects a small sample but signals diverse attitudes among Barnard women on gender roles postwar.
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Edmonds
America
Barnard
Colleges Offer Fellowships at Smith and Mills
Mills offers Trustee Resident Fellowships and Endowed Resident Fellowships with residence and tuition for a year across many departments including Art Astronomy Botany Chemistry Child Development and more. Four Endowed Fellowships include one for Chinese students and several Trustee Resident Scholarships cover graduate tuition for one year.
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Smith and Mills Colleges
Mills
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Protestant Symposium on Religion and the Family
The Protestant clubs sponsor this afternoon event titled Religion and the Family with guest Dr. Gertrude Rich from the Philosophy Department and religious counselors Chaplain Otis R. Rice University, Rev. Dr. Donald R. Heiges, and Mr. Edward J. Dirks. Participating groups include the Lutheran, Episcopal, Wycliffe University Christian Association, and Barnard Christian Fellowship.
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Gertrude Rich
Philosophy
Otis R. Rice
University
Donald R. Heiges
Edward J. Dirks
Episcopal
Wycliffe University Christian Association
Barnard Christian Fellowship
Camp Groups Urged to Save Fuels With Large Weekends
Elbis Allalemdjian Camp Chairman says weekends must host at least fourteen people to prevent fuel waste. Each weekend must include the counselor, leader, and twelve students due to coal and wood scarcity. Schedule lists March through May weekends with various clubs and activities. Sixty girls attended Open House from January 31 to February 6.
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Barnard
Elbis Allalemdjian
Athletics Association
Glee Chuir
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