Soviet and German scenes from a radical’s memories
The interview recounts a pre revolutionary aristocrat’s years abroad, memories of a Moscow funeral for the Soviet ambassador with Stalin and Kalinin, observations of German National Socialist exhibits, and notes on intellectual resistance to communism, including experiences with Stephen Duggan and travels through Germany and Russia. The piece forms part of a 301 article series.
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Moscow
American Institute
Stalin
Kalinin
Chopin
Marc
Russia
Ghie
NSFA Conference Set at Princeton With Nationwide Leaders
Princeton University will host an NSFA meeting for New England and Middle Atlantic member colleges on April 10 and 11. Arthur Northwood Jr. of Princeton George Dade of NYU and Caroline Troy of Pembroke College head the NSFA executive committee arranging the two day program on Government and Business with noted leaders. Seven debate questions will guide discussions and a mailed questionnaire asks about curricula student council public affairs academic liberty CCC camp oversight democratic threats and a possible third party student nucleus.
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Princeton University
Nsfa New England
Middle Atlantic
Arthur Northwood, Jr
Princeton
George Dade
NYU
School of Commerce
Caroline Troy
Pembroke College
NSFA
CCC
War Department
U. S. Office of Education
Long, Coughlin
Hearst
NSA
Mortarboard Proofs and Plucky Editors Promote Sale
The Mortarboard staff labors through meticulous proofreading for the Gay Nineties themed issue. Editors, psychology and English majors, and even math-minded contributors join in polishing the college magazine as copies are urged toward sale. Therefore, buy Mortarboard.
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Mortarboard
Helen Worden To Speak At Press Board Tea
Helen Worden of the New York World Telegram will speak to Barnard News Board members this afternoon in the Little Theater. Attendees include Booze Weeks Erskine Abbott McBride Mortis Seals Herr and Phyllis Hadley. The Press Board renamed March 15 and will add a D office. Elise Cobb announces outreach to non New York City undergraduates.
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Helen Worden
New York World-Telegram
Spea
Barnard News
Little Arlor
Mabel
Booze
Helen Erskine
Helen Abbott
Mary McBride
Mary Mortis Seals
Robert Herr
Phyllis Hadley
Press Board
News Board
New York City
Elise Cobb
Betty Simpson
Eleanor Brinkman
Rhoda Klein
Peggy Becker
Marie Smith
Marjorie Allen
Clementine Walker
Jamie Hagerman
Spanish Club to Host Dr Jose Martel Talk on Tepe de Vega
Dr Jose Martel of New York University will lecture on Tepe de Vega at the Spanish Club meeting Thursday at four in the College Parlor. Lope de Vega is described as the Shakespeare of the Spanish Theatre with a vast body of work. All language departments and the college are invited.
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Tepe de Vega
Jose Martel
New York University
American Association of Teachers of Spanish
Lope de Vega
Shakespeare
Spring 1935 Quarterly Offers Varied Content
The Spring 1935 Barnard Quarterly is circulating at the Columbia Bookstore with a bright green cover. It includes Spring Calendar, an open letter to Barnard about the April 12 Anti-war strike, fiction by Miriam Borgenicht, poetry by Nora Laurie and Carlin Evans, drama In The Radiance We See Which Light, a Professor Crampton sketch, essays on women in medicine and English poetry, and reviews of The Trumpeting Crane and contemporary poetry.
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Barnard
Columbia
Joan Geddes
Miriam Borgenicht
Edith Kane
Amy Levy
Nora Laurie
Review of Books
Helene Margaret
Sheldon Cheney
Bessie Breuer
Columbia Poetry
Vocational Tea To Be Held Tomorrow At Four
Miss Marion A. Boyd of Boyd and Manning Employment Agency will speak on office work and business opportunities for women. Miss Boyd has served as educational director for Best and Co and taught in New York City Schools. Miss Louise J. Schluchting of Macy’s Personnel Department will discuss merchandising.
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Marlett
League of Women Voters
Mount Vernon
Quarterly Copies Available for Students at Columbia Bookstore
Students are notified by mail that Quarterly copies are ready. They can pick up by presenting their cards downstairs in the Columbia bookstore. A review of Quarterly by Dr. Louise Rosenblatt will appear in the next Bulletin issue.
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Columbia
Louise Rosenblatt
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