Quarterly Issue to Appear Next Week on Campus
Edith Kane editor announces the Spring issue of the Quarterly magazine will appear on campus Monday or Tuesday next week. The eight extra pages bring the total to forty. the winning story was selected by a committee including Ethel Sturtevant Angus Burrell and Martha Foley. Contents feature Marjorie Wright Willemel Rothenberg Nora Lourie Evelyn Lichteberg plus poetry by Lourie Evans Kane and a Spring fashion column.
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Edith Kane
Ethel, Sturtevant
Angus Burrell
Martha Foley
Marjorie Wright
Willemel Rothenberg
Crampton
Nora Lourie
Evelyn Lichteberg
Carlin Evans
Miss Maribel Y. Vinson to Visit Barnard for Skating Film
Noted skater Miss Maribel Y. Vinson arrives at Barnard on Tuesday March 19 at 1 PM in room 304. A reel of film showing superb figure skating and related demonstrations will be shown for attendees to view or simply enjoy.
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Maribel Y. Vinson
Barnard
Senior Medical Exams Deadline Nears per Dr Alsop
One week remains for senior medical examinations following an official notice from Dr. Alsop's office.
College Current Events Club sets meeting for March election
Miss Kane announces a compulsory Tuesday March 19 noon meeting for Quarterly staff in the Quarterly office to elect the nominating board for next year's Quarterly editor.
Dorothy Botwen Heads Pre Law Group
Dorothy Botwen was elected chairman of the Pre Law Group at a March meeting. Louise Nosenco- aval became secretary treasurer. The group plans several events including a March 19 luncheon with Professor Gifford of Columbia Law School, plus a April 9 luncheon and a May tea.
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Dorothy Botwen
Louise Nosenco- Aval
Gifford
Columbia Law School
Father Martin D Arcy Addresses Newman Club
Father Martin D Arcy of Oxford spoke to the Newman Club on Modern Tendencies in Thought and Religion at the monthly meeting in the college parlor. The internationally known philosopher explained changes in philosophy ethics and politics since the Reformation and how modern reform movements express man's search for happiness.
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Martin D’arcy
Oxford
Newman Club
Father D’arcy
New Jersey Students Protest Loyalty Oath Bill
New Jersey college students led by Arthur Northwood Jr of Princeton press Capitol opposition to Assembly Bill 58 the teachers loyalty oath backed chiefly by the Daughters of the American Revolution aims to suppress minority views by teachers. The measure would be the fifteenth of its kind across states and was advanced without a hearing before the Education Committee led by Senator Joseph G Wolker prompting calls for its withdrawal.
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New Jersey
Arthur’ Northwood, Jr
Princeton University
Shelton
Daughters of the America Revolution
Committee of Education
Joseph G. Wolker
Speaker Introduced by Edith Beeckler at Club Meeting
Edith Beeckler, club president, introduced the speaker and the meeting concluded with tea served after the session.
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Edith Beeckler
Club
Dorothy Fosdick to Speak at Sunday Evening Program
Dorothy Fosdick, graduate student at Columbia University, will discuss Religion and the Campus at the Sunday Evening Korsen meeting. The talk is set for Sunday March 17 at 9 PM in Earl Hall, with the college invited to attend.
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Dorothy Fosdick
Sunday Evening
Org
Korsen
Orothy Fosdick
Columbia University
Earl Hall
Public hearing looms as measure faces opposition
Citizens, teachers, and students vow vigorous protest after a plan, defeated last year, is reintroduced. The N S F A News Bulletin warns the measure would empower patriotic groups to interfere with education and persecute minority beliefs, threatening freedom of thought in schools.
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Daughters of American Revolution
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