Students Hold Conference To Study Post-war Problems
Barnard delegates chosen by Student Council will represent Mexico in World Economic Collaboration and related panels. Annette Auld Helene Drieffuss Sally Ferris and Avra Kessler bring Latin American history international relations and government focus. Conference runs three days with reports committee meetings and full assemblies.
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Mexico
Jake
Annette Auld
Helene Drieffuss
Sally Ferris
Avra Kessler
Miss Auld
Latin America
Miss Drieffuss
International Relations Club
I.R.C
Miss Ferris
United States
Miss Kessler
Lydia Gifford
Bryn Mawr
Ann Heyniger
Helen Dwight Reid
Adelphi
Cuba
Beaver
Australia
Brooklyn
Iran
Iraq
Bucknell
Luxembourg
University of Buffalo
France
CCNY
Belgium
Colgate
Netherlands
Cor
Rice Addresses Menorah Seixas on Religion and Healing
Act ing Chaplain Otis Rice spoke at the Menorah Seixas Open House in Earl Hall about religion's role in healing. He traced medicine and religion from ancient Greece to the present, arguing religion aids intangible healing factors like loneliness and fear. Rice, director of religious work at St. Luke's Hospital, also advises psychiatric work in the armed forces.
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Otis Rice
Earl Hall
Rice
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fife Professor Talks on Luther Debate at College Parlor
Robert Herndon Fife of Columbia University spoke on Martin Luther to religious clubs and Deutscher Kreis describing Luther's twelve day debate with Cardinal Eck of Leipzig. The talk covered a supposed Catholic trap and claims of backboard notes versus Luther inspired by a rose and a ring said to be from the devil.
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Robert Herndon Fife
Columbia University
Martin Luther
Deutscher Kreis
Fife
Luther
Cardinal Eck
Leipzig
Eck
Dean Will Inspect WAVES In Florida
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve will visit Pensacola to chair the Advisory Council of the WAVES. The group will fly from Washington to inspect WAVES work at the Naval Air Station for two and a half days. They then return to New York to inspect the Naval Training School for WAVES in the Bronx.
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Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Pensacola
Florida
Advisory Council of the Waves
Washington
Naval Air Station
New York
Naval Training School
Bronx
Dean Explains Barnard Group Essentials For Freshmen
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve addressed Barnard freshmen in Brinckerhoff Theater detailing the sample system that lets students choose a major field and encourages specialization. She urged considering war minors and cited graduates who joined war-related roles through geology, map making, and drafting.
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Barnard
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Brinckerhoff Theater
Barber discusses Japanese relocation camps and their failings
Barber describes inland relocation centers near Cody Wyoming and in Utah as desert wastelands with tar paper shacks and one room per family. He compares their self government to colonial rule and argues youth-led councils lack legitimacy, causing family disintegration and social decline. He cites Biddle on legality and notes Hawaii experiences and ongoing rehabilitation with job placement.
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Cody
Wyoming
Salt Plains
Utah
U. S
Barber
Mr. Barber
Biddle
United States
Philippines
Mexican Consul Surveys Rapid Industrial Progress
Senor Julian Saenz head of the Mexican Consulate Commercial department reports postwar opportunities in international trade. He cites Mexico as advanced in social legislation and notes industrialization gains since the early thirties, while war delayed expansion and stresses Hull policy aided US-Mexico trade. He projects Mexico as a strong future customer with exchange constraints tied to exports.
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Senor
Julian Saenz
Mexico
New York
United States
Lester Saenz
Canada
United Nations
Sr. Saenz
Latin America
Sefior Saenz
Foreign Service of
Columbia University
Term Drive To Benefit From V-12 Coffee Dance
The V-12 Coffee Dance in Barnard Hall Cafeteria runs 4 to 6 tomorrow. Suzy Cole chairs the Barnard Hall Social Committee and proceeds go to the Red Cross Drive this year. Tickets on sale yesterday in 104 Barnard with priority to February freshmen.
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Barnard Hall
Suzy Cole
Barnard
Red Cross
Wolf Talks on God And War at Chapel
William Wolf of Union Theological Seminary spoke at U C A Chapel noon session on the meaning of war and existence. He cited a soldier in Italy and argued patriotism cannot answer, saying God’s designs are not thwarted and war becomes a test to pursue relative justice.
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Wolf
God
War
William Wolf
Union Theological Seminary
U.C.A
Italy
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