Liberty League under fire over campus civil rights stance
Kay Kneeland from the class of 38 criticizes the Liberty League for failing to take definite practical stands on student rights and free speech issues. The piece cites The Student Advocate and James Wechsler on the Washington office’s neglect of measures affecting student interests and calls for a reasoned, constitutional approach.
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Clinton
Liberty League
Spese
S Sudent Advocate
James Wechsler
Spectator
Washington
Gme
League
Jefferson
Ysta
Elections To the Editor Barnard Bulletin
In regard to student elections the author argues undergraduate officer races draw more discontent than class or bulletin nominations. He favors compulsory assemblies to nominate officers or to involve the student body to avoid last minute petitions and ensure fair results.
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Raeebeck
Craighead
Representative Assembly
Stu‘ats
Barnard College publicity draws on fund drive plans
Building funds activities fill weeks with box collections in Jake and the cafeteria as the Class of 1938 auctions Greek Games tickets. The Spanish Club shows Barnard faculty babies March 30–31 for five cents. An alumna talk on Barnard governance April 24 features a silver tea and donations. Wigs and Cues plans a spring one act play lineup. Residence Halls weighs a small tax on Coffee Dances.
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Jake
Ruth Landesman
Barnard
Liberty League
Dean Gildersleeve
Psychology Club
Sheila Baker
Wigs and Cues
Lucy Riddleberger
Professor Loiseaux recalls forty four years at Columbia
Professor Loiseaux head of the French Department retires after forty four years at Columbia University recalling Barnard days in 1892 when he taught French and Spanish solo He notes the old campus at 343 Madison Avenue the rough facilities the Harlem setting and the rough travel to town.
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Loiseaux
Columbia University
Barnard
B. D. Woodward
Madison Avenue
Harlem
Boston Post Road
Student dances in Brooks Hall propose three year plan
The Campaign Committee announces monthly Sunday dances in Brooks Hall with a female stag line. They plan to set a three year precedent and expect Barnard’s Student Councils to form similar committees to supervise yearly student projects. Diana Hirsh notes more time could allow greater achievements.
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Brooks Hall
Barnard
Diana Hirsh
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Barnard Bulletin
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Liberty League Talk
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122Nd St
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Boston
Park Avenue
Marlborough Street
Katharine Gibbs
Florists
A. G. Papadem & CO
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116Th Streets
American Beauty Salon
125Th St
Modern Salon
Trotter
Fifth Avenue
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Columbia
Bloomingdale Insane Asylum
Grand Central Railroad
Cammeyer
Hotel Lismore
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