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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1934
Page
4
Barnard alumna Helen Gahagan will perform a leading role in Moor Born at the Playhouse Theatre. The Associate Alumnae of Barnard present the benefit with Frances Starr and others supporting Miss Gahagan. Proceeds aid the Student Loan Fund with tickets sold at the alumnae office and prices listed from orchestra to balcony seating.
At a meeting of the Current Events Club on March 12 the second Columbia Anti-war Conference and related issues were discussed. Ruth Jenks presented a platform proposed by the Columbia Social Problems Club for submission to the resolutions committee. The preamble noted militaristic tendencies in America and that funds for education are diverted to armaments. Ex-officio and student names appear in the discussion.
Miss Jenks warns militaristic trends threaten democracy as ROTC and air mail corps place students under military influence. The Anti War Conference aims to keep a united front, with National Anti War Week from April 6 to 13 featuring campus lectures and a nationwide one hour strike on April 13 at 11 A.M.
Archery practice will be held every Wednesday in the gymnasium at noon. Students are asked to wear sport shoes during practice.
Dr Eveline M Burns of the Columbia Graduate Faculty of Economics will speak at 4 PM in the College Parlor on unemployment in Germany. Her seven month stay in Germany covered unemployment insurance and related issues with Nazi and non Nazi assistants. she authored Wages and the State. The college invites attendance.
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