Dean Explains Faculty Attitude On Strike
A letter cited by Dean Gildersleeve frames the Columbia anti-war strike as a stand against fascism and militarism. It argues global powers expand armies and warns war could follow, urging faculty to join students in demonstrations and bring antiwar discussion into classes.
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Committee Appointed For Political Union At Alonday Meeting
At Alonday's Representative Assembly meeting a committee for the Political Union was formed including June Carpenter Grace Chin Lee Agi Reckie Sophia Simmonds Mark Sith and Sonia Turitz. The assembly approved funds for a Barnard Student Fellowship and discussed a USFIA conference at Princeton with delegates from New England and Middle Atlantic states. Barnard’s central role prompted council to drop sending a delegate. The Council voted to appoint Elspeth Davies and Grace Chin Lee to Alice Ginsberg's war strike committee and to consult faculty on Barnard's participation in the demonstration.
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Alice Ginsberg
Barnard Camp Editorial Sparks Letters To Editor
Barnard Bulletin readers debate Miss Roher editorial on Camp patronage. Janes Ro Wayman defends Camp usage with a decade of figures, notes committee sponsorship, and urges broad student interest despite misinterpretation of phrasing.
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Editorial clarification on Barnard Camp facilities
The writer apologizes for misunderstandings from a Bulletin editorial last Friday about Barnard Camp. The piece clarifies it did not intend to imply poor student patronage and explains that the article aimed to discuss the camp’s features and conditions.
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Party Links Of The Strike Bulletin Marked By Unity
A campus memorandum from Miriam Borgenicht notes the University Strike against War has no party affiliations and calls for no political speeches at the demonstration. Groups across ideologies pledge support from Maine to Venezuela, urging unity and focus on shared stakes. April 12.
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Liberty League Declines Participation in Student Antiwar Strike
Barnard and Columbia committees prepare for an April 12 anti war strike. The Barnard Liberty League says it will not participate and has not supported the movement, citing disagreement with the Strike Committee methods and concerns about undermining American government principles. The group affirms its peacetime stance and clarifies its position.
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Rabbi Steinberg Guest of Honor at Menorah Tea
Rabbi Milton Steinberg will headline a Menorah tea on Monday at 4 10 in the College Parlor. He will discuss his book The Modern Jew, with copies available in the Columbia Library for readers. Members are urged to attend regardless of reading the book.
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Menorah
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Rabbi Steinberg
Columbia
Elect Undergrad Officers Today
Davies serves as president of her class and sits on the Eligibility Committee as well as the Quarterly staff. Landesman holds the role of Athletic Chairman of Greek Games. Miles was a candidate for Class President in the previous election.
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Miss Miles
Renoir painting in town exhibition draws praise
The review favors La Famille Henriot as the gem of the collection, praising Renoir for a family scene on a country lawn. It notes cool hues of blue and green and hazy outlines giving delicacy, with the exhibition running at least until month’s end.
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Miss Van Kleeck Addresses Economics Conference
Miss Mary Van Kleeck of the Rusx Foundation spoke in the Conference Room on Tuesday about legislation for economic security. She described social insurance as more than labor laws, citing HR2827 and the Wagner-Lewis Bill with unemployment funds, pensions, and relief for dependents. She noted New York unemployment affects one million, half on relief and half as a relief reservoir.
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Stale OCR Fragment Highlights Unclear Local Text
A damaged OCR snippet shows a fragmentary local notice with unreadable names and dates, leaving the event/action and applicants unclear and open to interpretation.
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