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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1935

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Barnard group enlists faculty support for antiwar protest

The Barnard Antiwar Group gains approval for a Friday demonstration on April 12. Faculty will be approached to join or back the movement, with several clubs signing on and a forum planned the week of the event.

Barnard Antigar Jather Nmber Isi International Relations Club Menorah Episcopal Barnard Cubs Helen Oskema Ruth Saberski Betty Simpson Episcopal Club

Wright And Trombetta Awarded Fellowships

The article announces fellowships for members of the Senior Class, highlighting Miss Wright and Miss Trombetta. Miss Wright, an English major, receives the Murray Memorial Fellowship in literature and fine arts. Miss Trombetta, majoring in natural sciences and mathematics, receives another named award.

Kelly Wright Iate Murray Tromlany

Bright Greenbaum and Kelly Nominees for Student Fellow

Sally Bright Marion Greenbaum and Isabelle Kelly were named nominees for Student Fellow by a faculty committee. Voting will take place on Thursday and Friday of this week.

Sally Bright Marion Greenbaum Isabelle Kelly

Dr. Wolf to Speak on Russian Theater in New York

Friederich Wolf, author of The Sailors of Cattaro and longtime consultant on Russian theater, will give his first U.S. lecture in New York Friday evening at Harkness Academic Theater. The German exile speaks on the Russian Theater of Today with projected illustrations, by invitation only via New College Theater Bureau.

Cattaro Harkness Theater Friederich Wolf New York Drama Department of New College Theater Union Harkness Academic Theater New Library Wolf Wolff Puill Russia Yale School of the America New College Theater Bureau Amsterdam University Teachers College

Selsam Addresses Current Events Club at Brooklyn College

Dr Howard Selsam of the Brooklyn College Philosophy Department spoke to the Current Events Club on March 28. The club announced library hours at noon with readings from works on fascism and Marxism while inviting broader college access to related books. The bulletin also reprints a Dean Gildersleeve letter explaining faculty neutrality on political issues, noting some professors may join Barnard students in an antiwar demonstration on April 12.

Howard Selsam Brooklyn College Maritia Haupt R. Palm Dutt Ernst Henri Europe Gildersleeve Bulletin Student Council Barnard Headmistresses Association Virginia C. Gildersleeve

Current Moral Standards to be Discussed by Harris

Professor Urdman Harris will discuss Current Moral Standards this Sunday at nine o'clock in Earl Hall. Barnard students are invited to hear Harris, a popular speaker in New England colleges.

Urdman Harris Earl Hall Barnard Harris New England

Greek Games Camp Weekend Planned for April 13

The Greek Games Camp Weekend is scheduled for April 13 and 14. Participants must sign the poster by 12:05 PM today and proceed to camp directly after the Games.

Dean Gildersleeve Addresses Fresh Class On Group Requirements

Dean Gildersleeve addressed the freshman class in Brinkerhoff Theatre on March 26 about group requirements. She outlined three subject groups and emphasized the value of language studies, laboratory work, and social sciences for broad thinking and major selection. Candidates were nominated for Undergraduate Association offices at a Monday Rep Assembly meeting.

Virginia C. Gildersleeve Brinkerhoff Theatre Elspeth Davies Jarnard Bulletin of Information Columbia College Barnard Roups Rep. Assembly Representative Assembly Kathleen Murphy Elaine Goltz Marguerite Hoffman Miss Murphy Miss Goltz Miss Ray A. A Ruth Landesman Lauray Miles Miss

Final Tryouts For Show On Monday

The final tryouts for Junior Show will be held Monday April 1 from 4 to 6 in the Theatre. Elaine Golt chairs the Junior Show urging more students to try out. The musical comedy will be staged Friday April 26 with Katherine Horsburgh directing acting and Dana Eaton leading dance rehearsals this week.

Elaine Golt Katherine Horsburgh Dana Eaton

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Wright and Trombetta Duror Nelly Mythe van Alsteet Bright, Greenbaum Dr. Wolf Selsam Mr. Dunaway Columbia Madam Edito G. G Dean Gildersleeve
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