Student Bulletin Constitution Details Ratification
The document outlines a student bulletin constitution with editor in chief and managing board structure, election, advisory council duties, nominations, finances, and interpretation. It notes a move to amend by representative assembly and cites a protest petition by 240 students against censorship.
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Emester
Setiener Bepian
Vinci
AxtIcme
Bulletin
Student Council
Moley Sees End to Quest for Markets and Nation’s Role
Professor Moley argues that economic nationalism should serve social justice at home and not seek power abroad. He calls true nationalism Roosevelt’s approach, subserving the economy to people, while labeling European nationalism as false for fostering hatred and fear.
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United States
Moley
Roosevelt
Columbia Spectator
Urge Attendance as constitution pushes through assembly
The proposed constitution for Bulletin is moving via Representative Assembly without publicity. The note urges full printing in Bulletin so every student can read the document before approval and attend the next Assembly meeting to participate in the discussion.
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Bulletin
Representative Assembly
Purim dance on March 3 at Temple Israel Center
Tickets for an informal Purim dance Saturday evening March 3 at Temple Israel Community Center 210 West 91st Street are 75 cents. Tickets available from Blanche Goldman Betty Goldstein Ruth Sabersia or at the door. Rabbi Baruch Braunstein of Columbia University is honorary chairman. Many New York Jewish leaders have agreed to be patrons including Dr. Stephen S. Wise Bernard Deutsch Louis I. Newman William Rosenblum Jonah Wise.
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Temple Israel ‘Community Center
Blanche
Goldman
Betty
Goldstein
Nort
Ruth ‘Sabersia
Inter—University Committee For
Baruch Braunstein
Columbia University
New York City
Stephen S. Wise
Bernard S. Deutsch
Board of Aldermen of
New York
Louis I. Newman
William F. Rosenblum
Jonah B. Wise
Editor letter praises Barnard Bulletin editorial
A reader expresses admiration for the Barnard Bulletin editorial column, calling it a convergence of a thousand minds and thanking the editor. The letter notes how the editorial reflects broad student thoughts on the controversy between the editor's predecessor and the Student Council and ends with congratulations and respect.
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Student Council
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