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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1935

Page

4

Honor Board Head Nominated for Chairman

Three candidates Helen Nicholl Marguerite Runne and Kathleen Murphy were nominated for Honor Board Chairman at the Undergraduate Association meeting. Marguerite Mead described the post as requiring executive ability and tact.

Esterday Helen Nicholl Marjorie Runné Kathleen Murphy Marguerite Mead Representative Assembly Mortarboard Mortarboard Ad Marjorie Runne Asembly Honor Bard

Peace Action Committee Holds Weekly Luncheon

The Peace Action Committee of Ear th held its weekly luncheon on Friday March 1 in 401 Barnard to appoint subcommittees and map political influence. Members discussed studying political strategy, notifying students, and preparing letters and telegrams to Congress and state legislatures while opposing certain bills.

Peace Action Committee of Earth Barnard Marian Hall Sis

Literary Group Plans Poetry Reading and Tea Event

The Columbia Philolexian Society, Columbia Review, and Barnard Literary Society plan a Boar's Head reading in April with student and faculty committees selecting material. A tea by Miss Reynard of the English department is set for Thursday at 4 30 p m with a twelve-member group invited. patronage supports a dramatic production fund.

Boar's Head Literary Club Columbia Philolexian Society Columbia Review Barnard Literary Society The Philolexian Society

Noted Journalist Speaks at McMillin

Stanley High, noted international journalist and author of Europe Turns The Corner and Chinas Place In The Sun, spoke at the Institute of Arts and Sciences on Recent Observations in Europe. He described a two month shift in the European balance, Saar plebiscite effects, and a new alignment with Great Britain seeking cooperation with France against Hitler.

Institute of Arts and Sciences McMillin Theater Stanley ‘High Literary Digest Europe China Mr. High Institute All Germany Austria Hungary Italy France Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Roumania Poland Great Britain Saar Adolph Hitler Hitler Russia League Britain

Political Clubs Oppose Nunan Bill At Barnard College

Campus political groups issue united opposition to the Nunan Bill. Joan Geddes of the Current Events Club decries academic repression and pledges aid to opponents. Agiws Leckie of the International Relations Club argues for full liberty to discuss international topics. Muriel Herestein of the Debate Club notes the bill threatens free exchange and domestic clubs. 573 votes cast. Alice Corneille elected Undergraduate President for 1935-36, amid praise from Diana Campbell.

Joan Geddes Current Current Events Barnard Agiws Leckie International Relations Club United States Alice Corneille Diana Campbell Miss Corneille Diana’ Campbell Bulletin Representative Assembly Corneille

Menorah Society Hosts Religious Symposium Today

Eather Ford, Mr. Evans, and Rabbi Hoffman will speak on Three Meals to an End at a religious symposium sponsored by Menorah and the Columbia Jewish Students Society. Students of all denominations are invited to the meeting in the College Parlor at 4 10 tea will be served.

Eather Ford Mr. Evans Rabbi Hoffman Menorah Columbia — “Jewish Students ” Society College

Alumnae Undergraduate Musical Tea at College Parlor

The Alumnae Undergraduate Musical Tea will be held tomorrow afternoon in the College Parlor. John Erskine and Gena Branscombe have accepted invitations along with various musical celebrities. Barnard Music Club and Barnard Glee Club members will host and serve. Mrs. R. L. Johnson chairs the committee in charge.

John’ Erskine Gena Branscombe Barnard Music Club Barnard Glee Club R. L. Johnson

Fairchild Speaks at University Chapel on Toward Belief

Professor Hoxie N. Fairchild continues a noon chapel talk in the College Chapel. The second in the series argues the religious hypothesis with a divine mind free will and immortality has functional truths and can be clearly expressed to mobilize religious energy.

Hoxie N. Fairchild College Chapel Fairchild

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Wises Nicholl Runne, Murphy Peace Action Committee Boar’s Head Miss Reynard McMillin Stanley High By Natalie D. Flatow Nunan Liberty League Social Science Forum Muriel Herestein Menorah Society Prof University Chapel
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