Citizens or Students What Columbia's Civic Plan Means
A university letter objects to Columbia College's proposed Citizenship Program centered on Ferris Booth Hall. It argues compulsory civic work harms academic focus, dilutes the college's intellectual mission, and risks turning graduates into mass civic leaders rather than scholars.
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Columbia
Universit
Morningside Heights
Coumbia
Columbia College
Dean Chamberlain
Ferris Booth Hall
Charles Frankel
Ivory Tower
Studert Orce
Columbia University
Barnard and Columbia French Club Stage Two Moliere Comedies
The Barnard and Columbia French Clubs offered two Moliere comedies Le Mariage force and L Amour medecin with broad farce and satire. Performers Sganarelle played by Leopold Brief Arlette Guggenheim as the fiancee and Alexandra Andreyev as the lecher each impressed, with Jo achim Neugreschel and Michel Zeltzman as philosophers and Alcidas. The second play centers on two lovers aided by a wily maid, with Rolando Sadik as the maid and Jerry Monroe providing dance pantomime. Director Michel Bouche showcased timing and stage craft alongside Eleonore Ambos costumes and Abby Rosenthal scenery.
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Barnard
Columbia
Moliere
Sganarelle
Sword's Point
Michel Bouche
Alexandre Andreyev
Arlette Guggenheim
Achim Neugreschel
Michel Zeltzman
Alcidas
Amour Medecin
Rolando Sadik
Leopold Brief
Sylviane Donati
Lucinde
Edward Blake
Clitandre
Jerry Monroe
Eleanor Ambos
Abby Rosenthal
Editorial on Barnard political clubs in the Bulletin debate
Reader letter argues a 1935 Barnard policy note allowed student political groups and outside affiliations, disputes claims of current restrictions, and urges separating news from opinion while noting Marxist study and other groups’ status. It defends autonomous student organizations and cautions editorial bias.
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Bulletin
Barnard
Columbia
NSA
Liberal Union Club
Young Communist League
A Short History of the Term Paper
A humorous sketch traces the term paper from ancient Indochina handwriting aids through Hashipashi proclamations to English and American reforms. It lampoons evolution from A P to Term Paper, detailing student rites, library dust, and mounting assignments with satirical zeal.
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Indochina
Hashipashi
Captain Five
Kingdom
England
A. P
Jeanie Judey
T. P
America
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
New York
Mats AG
TNC
Personne Pro Las
Barbara Coleman
Hannah Shulman
Rita R Smilowitz
Sandy McCaw
Joachim Neugroschel
Myriam Brun
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