Senior Class Hosts Faculty Tea Today
The senior class holds its fourth annual Faculty Tea at four o clock. Guests include professors from Anthropology Economics Government History Sociology Education and Physical Education. Senior president Dorothy Brook and chair Anne Sardi welcome attendees.
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Anne. Sardi
Lal
Reichard
Bait
Gayernd
Eliot
Clark
Peardon
Department of Government
Kvre and Huttman
Young
Mie -Tracy
History
Peofessors Maciver, Chaddock
Abel
Ilins Kasius
Soie Aloes
Hollingworth, Gates, sGoodshell
Woodring
L. Smaith
Carley
Wayman
Finan
Holland
Streng
Tuzo
Crowley
Wolf
Class Presidents Nominated For Next Year
The class of 1935 nominated Suzanne Strait Gertrude Rubsamen and Gerada Greene for junior class president with other finalists Elise Cobb and Blanche Goldman eliminated early. Miss Strait has been class treasurer and Bulletin staff member. Rubsamen, Wigs and Cues president. Greene, class secretary and Greek Games chair. Final voting set for April 22 in the Conference Room.
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Suzanne Strait
Gertrude Rubsamen
Gerada Greene
Elise Cobb
Blanche Goldman
Miss Strait
Bulletin
Wigs and Cues
Miss Greene
Roselle Riggin
Agnes Creagh
Mclver Repeats Alumnae Lecture for Women’s Club
Professor Robert M. Mclver repeats his lecture Vision of a College for Women at the Women’s University Club 106 East 52nd Street on Friday March 3 at 4 30 p.m. Faculty and undergraduates are invited. The talk was first delivered January 16 at Brinkerhoff Theatre as the second in the Alumnae Lectures series by the Committee on Continued Education of the Associate Alumnae.
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Robert M. Mclver
Women’s University Club
East 52Nd Street
Brinckérhoff Theatre
Social Science Forum Plans Diverse Spring Talks
The Social Science Forum announces a spring semester with talks by faculty leaders across departments. On March 31 Professor LeDuc speaks on Capitalist Society in Transition and on April 4 Professor Gayer discusses Socialist reflections on government. Other dates feature Dr. McGoldrick and Miss Frieda Miller. luncheon talks by LeDuc Montague and Gayer.
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Gayor
Montague
Philosophy Department
McGoldrick
Columbia
Frieda Miller
Labor Department of
New York State
I. Gayer
Katherine Reeve
Josephine Skinner
Rose Somerville
Anti War Demonstration Planned For March 23
The Columbia Anti-War Committee calls a demonstration at Pier 59 West 18th Street at 9 A.M. on March 23 to oppose Japan's war on China as Yosuke Matsuoka arrives in New York aboard the Leviathan. Malcolm Cowley chairs the organizing American Committee for Struggle Against War urging student participation.
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China
American Committee For Struggle Against War
Malcolm Cowley
Pier 59
West 18Th Street
New York
Yosuke Matsuoka
Japan
League of Nations
United States
Leviathan
France
England
Paris
Pacific
Essay Contest Planned by Modern Monthly
The Modern Monthly announces a prize essay contest for students with a $25,000 top prize for a 3,000 word essay on The American Student Awakens. Submissions are due by April 1 and winning work will be published in the May issue.
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Trhe Modern Monthly
Ameriican
Mondern’ Monthly
Harry Taheen
N. ¥. World-Telegram
C. Hartley Grattan
Common. Sense
Michael. _Blankfort
Modern’ Monthly
Nathaniel Weyl
Modern Monthly
Student Forum
P. O. Box
Station D
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Trotsky
Marx
America
Paul Verlaine
Havelock
Ellis
Carleton’ Beals
Pan-American Union
Washington
League of Nations
Mr. Beals
Bureau of Foreign Colonies
John Chamberlain
Roosevelt
Hacker
Quixote
W. F. Calverton
New Masses
Lafargue
Betram D. Wolfe
Lope de Vega
Lope
Art Young
Marxist Cultural Theory At Social Problems Club
Bernhard Stern Moiday discusses historical materialism at a Social Problems Club meeting, arguing culture moves through history and cannot be reduced to biological or geographic determinants. He cites Marx, Darwin, and Lenin to explain the interrelation of economic base and political superstructure and stresses culture as dynamic.
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Bernard Stern
Social Problems Club
Bernhard ‘Stern Moiday
Hight
Feuerbach
Marx
Charles Darwin
Stern
Lenin
Karl
Calendar of Greek Games and campus events
Calendar lists events over two days with multiple activities. March 17 features an entrance presentation, spring dance tickets on sale, a senior tea for faculty, Wigs and Cues rehearsal, and a 6 to 11 p m event. March 18 includes spring dance activities, March 20 voting for class presidents and junior show tryouts in theatre Dancing in, plus Fabian Group and Wigs and Cues in theatre.
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Fabian Group
Spectator urged to curb sensationalism in college news
The Columbia Spectator discusses a inquiry by undergraduates alumni and faculty on its reporting. It argues that while opinions differ on editors conduct the committee deems the main fault to be neglect of facts and biased news reporting.
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Columbia, Spectator
Alma Mater
I Inquiry
Spectator
Marriage courses urged as part of modern university curriculum
University of North Carolina sociology professor Ernest R. Groves argues for college marriage education. His new book Marriage, published by Henry Holt, notes rising demand and student support for preparation before marriage within higher learning institutions.
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Ernest R. Groves
University of North Carolina
Henry Holt& Company
Groves
Carolina
Goucher College Weekly
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