Model League Delegates Prove Women Realists In Serious Session
Six Barnard students bound for Poughkeepsie attended a three day Model Assembly of the League of Nations planning sanctions, population limits, and war risks. After two and a half hours of cautious discussion the mood shifted as talk turned to evening attire causing a burst of girlish energy and lighthearted tension.
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Burke
Barnard
Poughkeepsie
New York
League of Nations
Deutscher Kreis Plans Movie Party and Meeting Changes
Notices show Deutscher Kreis converting its March 9 meeting to a movie matinee at 55th Street Playhouse with tickets for members. Details include poster signups in Barnard Hall and a 4 20 theater gathering.
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Deutscher Kreis
55Th Street Playhouse
Kreis
Barnard Hall
Fingerprinting Debate Circulates at Barnard
Barnard Social Science Union publishes a circular on fingerprinting after a campus campaign ends with 120 participants. The nationwide drive continues, and the group urges clear view of the issue for Barnard students.
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard
Social Science Union
Women and Ethiopians referenced in a sharp aside
A fragment hints at social comedy about women in formal clothes and a joke about a "Vassar crowd" while mentioning Ethiopians in a grave context. The line contrasts light commentary with distant suffering, implying broader public indifference.
Compulsory Bulletin Staff Meeting Scheduled Monday
The Bulletin News Board and Editorial Staff must attend a compulsory meeting on Monday March 9 at 12 oclock in the Bulletin Office. Editor-in-chief Miss Hirsh will address the staff and attendance will be recorded with dismissal for unexcused absence.
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Leonore Glotzer
Peace League
Evelyn Lichtenberg
Elspeth Davies
Jessie Herkimer
Bulletin News Board
Bulletin
Miss Hirsh
Professor quips tardy student retort at Notre Dame
A Notre Dame professor reproves a late student with a “you should have been here 15 minutes ago” line. The quick-witted sophomore replies asking what happened, turning the moment into a humorous exchange in the campus dialogue.
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Notre Dame
Northwestern hosts world class music appreciation class
The largest class in the world at Northwestern University enrolls 2,000 students. The course offers concerts by famous soloists and major musical organizations to the attendees.
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Northwestern University
Milk Bar Undergrad Nickels Aid Building Fund Drive
Nickels from undergraduates poured into the Milk Bar building-fund box on Wednesday. Proceeds mark an early tangible sign of campus support for the fund. Barmaids in festive dress oversaw the sale as students joined in a rustic yet urban Milk Bar experience on Riverside Drive.
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Hell Barnard
Cates
Essie
Universal
Char Haverly
Dorothy Brauneck
Vivian ‘Neale
Alice Olsen
Margot Verruzen
June Williams
Phyllis Dunbar
Margaret Ritchie
Adeline Holden
Gertrude Boyd
Irene Lacey
Carol Kander
Margot Kuhlman
College Health
Barnard Delegates Join Model League Assembly
Barnard delegates take part in a Model League Assembly with sub committees to draft resolutions on colonial raw materials and technical aid. After a dinner address by Dr. Walter Kotschning there will be an informal dance in Kenyon Hall.
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League
Walter Kotschning
League High Commission
International Student Service
Kenyon Hall
Hearing Notes on Hearst Communism and Oxford Pledge
A New York Senate hearing on the Nunan bill featured clashes over Hearst, with a Communist representative denouncing him as a greater menace than Huey Long. Voices from veterans groups, Beards, and Oxford oath questions sparked lively exchanges among lawmakers and spectators.
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N. Y
Senate
Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
State Senate
Communist Party
America
Huey Long
Father Coughlin
A. Spencer Feld
Charles A. Beard
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Nunan
Albany Delegates Rally Against Nunan Oath Bill
Albany delegates oppose Senator Nunan’s proposed royal oath for students in New York and urge exemption for foreign speakers. Nunan hints amendments may exempt foreign students, and signals he may drop the bill if it stalls. Columbia Spectator editor Roger Chase notes student sincerity and lawmakers’ private doubts about committee fate.
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Peace League
Peace Committee
The
Social Science Union
Cornell
Nunan
New York State
Roger Chase
Columbia Spectator
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