Honor Board and A A Head Polls Close Today
Voting for Honor Board Chair and Athletic Association President began yesterday and continues today. The results will be tabulated after four o clock. Bulletin Editor will be elected March 7 and class officer nominations are set for March 8 with Spring Assembly on April 9. Names include Jane Bell Anne Milman Ninetta di Benedetto Edwina Dusenberry Virginia Rockwell Flora Ginsburg and Ara Ponchelet.
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Honor Board
Athletic Association
Bulletin Editor
Bulletin Staff
Representative Assembly
Jane Bell
Anne Milman
Miss Bell
The
Miss Milman
Mortarboard
Ninetta di Benedetto
Edwina Dusenberry
Virginia Rockwell
Miss di Benedetto
Miss Dusenberry
Glee Club
A.A
Miss Rockwell
Flora Ginsburg
Ara Ponchelet
Nominees Named For Quarterly Editor Position
Christine Eide and Miriam Weber were nominated for editor of the Quarterly at a staff meeting on March 2. The election will take place March 7 at noon in a joint meeting of the Representative Assembly and Quarterly staff.
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Christine Eide
Miriam Weber
Representative Assembly
G.G
A.A. Health
Mortarboard
Miss Eide
American Youth Congress
S.S. U
Miss Weber
Sir Herbert Grierson Discusses Donne Text Revision
Sir Herbert Grierson, noted Seventeenth Century expert, spoke at an English majors meeting about Donne texts revision. He outlined copyist and printer errors, described Donne's move toward spoken language, and argued Donne mixes daily life with theology and law to surprise readers.
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Sir Herbert Grierson
John Donne
Herbert Grier
Smith Lege
Edinburgh Univer
Sir Herbert
Johnne
Hardy
Walter Scott
Herbert
Donne
Lerbert
Opyist
Bulletin Conducts All College Query On Peace Alternatives
Barnard plans to suspend classes at 11 A M on April 27 for a peace assembly as Student Council asks Bulletin to survey student and faculty opinions on three paths to peace. Choices include Isolation Collective security and Pacifism. Voting cards urged and objections welcomed for review.
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Butler
Barnard
Bulletin
Vera Micheles
Puppeteers present Mozart operetta Bastien and Bastienne at college
A joint Aesthetics and Music Club Puppetry event for Bastien and Bastienne was staged in Brinckerhoff Theatre. Agnes Cassidy and Lillian Nesbitt led as Bastien ne and Bastienne with Colas by Norma Raymond. Constance Smith Sophia Madler and Margaretta Grevatt operated the puppets. The show featured a string quartet of Barnard and Columbia students and drew a full crowd during February activities.
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Bastien and
Bastienne
Agnes Cassidy
Bastien
Lillian Nesbitt
Norma Raymond
Colas
Constance Smith
Sophia Madler
Margaretta Grevatt
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Barnard
Columbia
Mozart
World's Fair Speech Promises A Colossal World of Tomorrow
Mrs. Harry A. Goldberg says the Corona Dumps site in Flushing will be transformed into a grand World of Today and Tomorrow for the 1939 New York World's Fair opening April 30 1939. The fair will honor George Washington's 150th inauguration anniversary with international participation and hopes to foster peace and goodwill.
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Harry A. Goldberg
Corona
Flushing
Trylon
George Washington
Boas Leads New Campus Group for Intellectual Freedom
The Columbia Committee for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom, led by Professor Franz Boas, mobilizes faculty and students to support intellectual liberty and endorses the AAAS resolution condemning censorship. Dues are fifty cents for faculty and alumni, twenty-five cents for students, and one dollar for campus organizations.
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Columbia Committee For Democracy
Franz Boas
American Association For the Advancement of Science
A.A.A.S
Commonwealth of Learning
Students Debate Butler Letter On Academic Freedom
The Columbia Student Council split in a special meeting over President Butler's refusal to let Bob Burke address a February 11 YC S meeting. The majority found no academic freedom violation. the minority sought clarification. About 500 students protested, with leaders Corliss Lamont Roger Baldwin and others speaking at the rally chaired by Arthur Pearce.
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Butler
Bob Burke
Y.C.S
Dr. Butler
Columbia Student Board
Columbia
Corliss Lamont
Columbia University
Roger Baldwin
American Civil Liberties Union
Rheinhold Neibuhr
Union Theological Seminary
Id Dunaway
Law School
Arthur Pearce
Col
Student Council
Halle
Gottingen
Two Student Reports Challenge Butler on Campus Speaking Policy
Barnard College's Majority and Minority reports defend and oppose President Butler's stance on permitting speakers with controversial records to address Columbia campus groups. The majority upholds Butler's policy as protecting academic integrity while the minority argues for open access to all speakers to demonstrate student balance.
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A.A. Head
Bell
Milman
Eide
Weber
Herbert Grierson
United States
Boas
University Committee For Intellectual Freedom
Sundial
Council
Barnard College
Robert Burke
Young Communist League
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