Sally Bright Writes Dean From London
Sally Bright, writing from London to Dean Gildersleeve at Barnard College, describes studying at the London School of Economics, her courses in population, biometres, English economics, sociology, and world politics. She notes student union discussions, a meat market strike response, and attending ceremonies in Fleet Street as she observes historical events and university life abroad.
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London
School of Economics
Kucavnski
Hugh Dalton
Robinson
Gregory
Lasks
Mannheim
Marshall
Ginsberg
MacIver
LSE
Students’ Union
Barnard
America
Smithfield
Stafford Cripps
Labour Party
Ox¢R
Ample Bar
Fleet Street
City of London
McMillin Hears Collegiate Debate on New Deal
Edward A. Raymond of Yale outlined Hoover era failings and Roosevelt gains including bank moratorium effects, Farm Board issues, and unemployment figures. Columbia’s Dunaway critiqued Roosevelt’s program and floated dual democratic traditions and a Farm Labor Party in 1936. An open audience discussion followed.
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Edward A. Raymond
Yale University
Herbert Hoover
Raymond
Farm Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Franklin Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
New Trustee Announced By Dean Gildersleeve
Dean Virginia C Gilder sleeve announces three Barnard College trustees Mrs William L Duffy Mr Francis T P Plimpton and Mr Duncan H Read Duffy daughter of former Senator James A O Gorman heads the Friends of Barnard and led the Dean’s twenty fifth anniversary dinner Read a banker and Plimpton a Harvard Law School graduate both connected to Barnard through family and career
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
William L. Duffy
Francis T. P. Plimpton
Duncan H. Read
Duffy
U. S
James A. O'Gorman
the Friends of
Barnard
Miss Gildersleeve
A.S.U. Hears Head On City-Wide Strike and Washington Trip
The central strike committee pledged broad representation from all groups as American Student Union delegates plan a March 19 departure for Washington. They aim to address the Congressional Committee on Education and Labor on March 21 and present affidavits from students about the Youth Act impact.
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Central
Mr. Watt
Washington
New York City
American Student Union
New York
Congressional Committee of Education and
Tenors and notables mark Spanish opera night at Metro politan
Lucretia Bori attended a dinner and reception in Brooks Hall hosted by Professor Marcial Dorado to honor the first Spanish language opera at the Metropolitan Opera House. Distinguished guests included Mezquita Alexandra Berea and Il Prensa editor Torres Perrona. Barnard students were invited. Dean Gildersleeve urged women to pursue careers and praised Barnacle as a literary magazine while criticizing its two part stories. Dorothy Miner discussed honor code charges and invited a clearer report. Student Council debated fellowship selection to boost future drives and community involvement.
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Lucretia Bori
Brooks Hall
Marcial Dorado
Metropolitan Opera House
Mezquita
Alexandra Berea
Torres Perrona
Il Prensa
Barnard
Dean Gildersleeve
Sturtevant
Dorothy Miner
Bulletin Forum
Timue School Seeks Aid Amid NYA Effect Doubts
Fragments indicate Timue School officials express concern that aid from the New York State Aid program has not reached them or proven sufficient. The article notes uncertainty about NYA impact on funding and student needs.
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Timue
N.Y.A
Tickets issued for Greek Games dress rehearsal
Students can request complimentary tickets for the April 1 dress rehearsal from Helen Raebeck, business manager. Fifteen tickets available in order of legitimate requests, as dress rehearsal is not a finished performance and no tickets will be sold that night. Entrance rehearsal is March 18 from 7 to 9 pm.
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Helen Raebeck
Professor Offers $1 Per Limerick For Lectures
A USC professor invites students to submit limericks that summarize lecture highlights with a $1 award per entry. The top limericks will be chosen by the professor and read aloud at the course’s Monday lectures.
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Sally Bright
Dean
Sally Cist
Eellow
Taunton Street
England
Mise Vigna
C. Gildersleeve
Illege
Columbia University
New Yorsity
U.S.A
McMillin
Edwin Dunaway
Columbia College
William Randolph Hearst
Landon
Hearst
Columbia
Mr. Dunaway
Collegt
Farm Labor Party
College Book Store
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
U. Committee
A.S.U
The
Gantley
Owen
Gantley’s
Broadway
Bet
113Th
114Th Sts
Telephone University
Confectionary
Herman Lohden
Tel
Florence
Eugene
Morningside Drive
118Th
119Th Streets
Paramount
Sandwich
Teachers College
Dodge Hall
120Th ST
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