Deportation of Aliens Debate by Miss Clark Continues
Miss Clark discusses causes of deportation including illegal entry and crimes involving moral turpitude. She cites varied judicial interpretations across cases and notes the difficulty in defining moral turpitude and what constitutes entry. The talk references a case where law convicts assets in bankruptcy and later becomes a taxi driver who travels to Canada.
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New York State
Clark
Drate
Lark
Canada
United States
Dorm Spring Formal Tonight at Brooks Hall
About 75 dormitory students signed the poster for the Spring Normal dance in Brooks Hall parlors this evening. Mildred Wurthmann chairs the arrangements while Columbia Blue Lions Orchestra plays from seven to two. Guests include Miss Abbott dean of girls Miss McBride Mrs Marklef and Mr and Mrs Lowell Beveride, with officers and residents only.
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Brooks Hall
Mildred Wurthmann
Columbia Blue
Lions
Abbott
McBride
Marklef
Lowell Beveride
Contributions to Song Contest Deadlines Announced
The Music Club sets separate deadlines for lyrics by April 3 and final songs by April 25 for the college song contest. A one week extension may be granted. send submissions to Helen M. Feeney via Student Mail. A five dollar prize goes to the composers. judges include Professors Moore Ked and Braun. An informal club party Friday April 7 in Room S invites members to elect new officers.
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Music Club
Helen
M. Feeney
Moore
Ked
Braun
Cc Dub
Calendar notes detail Friday March events and upcoming lectures
The listing shows activities for March including A A President voting Mortarboard editor conference room botany club teas at Milbank disarmament lecture and Parsifal broadcast in Milbank. Also notes teas at Milbank Parlor and classroom schedules along with April events and club teas at Milbank College Parlor 304 Barnard.
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A.A
Milbank
Deutscher Kreis
Social Problems Group
Classical Club
Barnard
Meyer Scholarship Seeks Barnard Senior Secretarial Talent
The Margaret Meyer Graduate Scholarship recalls Margaret Meyer Cohens class of 1915 and funds a $75 annual award with a full stenography and typing course at a partner secretarial school. The Dean will select a graduating senior showing service spirit. Seniors aiming for secretarial work must notify the Dean by April 26 and may consult Miss Doty, Director of the Occupation Bureau.
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Margaret Meyer
Margaret Meyer Cohens
Alfred Meyer
Barnard
Miss Doty
National Student Federation to Broadcast Across CBS Network
The National Student Federation announces a series of nationwide broadcasts via the Columbia Broadcasting System. Speakers include Henry Goddard Leach, Darwin Meserole, Mrs. Cleveland E. Dodge, and Dr. Mordecai W. Johnson with topics ranging from character versus money to the place of the Negro college in America. The programs air Mondays at 2:00 PM EST on April 3, 10, 17, and 24.
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National Student Federation
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ienry Goddard Leach
the Forum
Darwin J. Meserole
Nat's Unemployment League
Federal Action For the
Cleveland E. Dodge
Mordecai W. Johnson
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Negro College
America
N.S.F.A
Mass education aid to psychopaths in schools urged
Dr Edward Cowles, psychiatrist, told the New York University Phi Beta Kappa chapter that mass treatment helps prevent prisons and assaults by psychopathic students. He urged schools to detect and treat neurotic cases, arguing eight of ten could become good citizens with proper confidences and care.
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New York ‘University
Phi Beta ‘Kappa
Edward Cowles
Cowles
The Student Gropes for a Faith in Religion Study
The piece reports on a New York Times article exploring undergraduates religious life at elite eastern colleges. It quotes Harvard and Yale students and editors noting a widespread groping for religious truth and a desire for guiding approaches to God beyond existing churches.
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New York Times
Harvard
Yale Daily News
Barnard plans junior month tea and delegate selection
Barnard College schedules a April 10 junior month tea inviting undergraduates. Miss Clare Tousley of the New York Charity Organizations Society will speak. A Barnard delegate will be chosen about three weeks later by a Dean appointed committee. Delegates will reside at the Women’s University Club and undertake five days weekly of lectures and case work supervised by New York charity bodies.
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Barnard
Clare M. Tousley
New York Charity Organizations Society
Women’s University Club
Organizations of
New York
Students Invited To Hear Parsifal Broadcast Today
All students interested are cordially invited by Professor Braun to the German Room from 2:30 to 4:00 to hear the broadcast of Wagner's Parsifal conducted by Leopold Stokowski. His performance is part of the Metropolitan Opera Wagner cycle.
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Professor Braun
Laidler Outlines Role of World Economic Conference
Dr. Harry W. Laidler urged nine groups to meet in colleges, universities, and cities to decide America’s contribution to the World Economic Conference. He outlined agenda topics including trade barriers, gold and credit, international exchange, and price fluctuations. He argued silver should gain wider industrial use and emphasized bold public pressure on representatives to act.
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America
Harry W. Laidler
Columbia
National Student Federation
Dr. Laidler
Josephine Diggles Elected Episcopal Club President
Josephine Diggles, 34, was elected president of the Episcopal Club at its meeting on Thursday. Electees include Elizabeth Simpson, Carolyn Smith, Flora Seely, Marion Mearlin, and Dorothy Brauneck with Milton Wells to serve on Barnard Religious Council and Chapel Council next year. Louise Ly Eckhardt spoke on Jacob and will continue the series on April 10.
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Josephine Diggles
Episcopal Club
Miss Diggles
Glee Club
Elizabeth Simpson
Carolyn Smith
Flora Seely
Marion Mearlin
Dorothy Brautteck
Mildred Wells
Barnard Religious Council
Chapel Council
Miss Wells
Miss Simpson
Louise Ly Eckhardt
Fragmentary Quote Fragment Appears Across Colleges
The text presents scattered phrases about religion intelligence and experience. It cites individuals across colleges and questions insult to intelligence and 99 experience in a fragmented quote form.
Debate Club Plans for Semester and Elections
Angéline Bouchard, president, submitted a plan at yesterday's meeting. Members discussed and voted on focusing efforts on extemporaneous debating with a prep period before presentations. All students interested in public speaking are invited to attend, with research and platform speaking opportunities available.
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Club Ateits
Angéline Bouchard
Lutheran Group Hears Talk on Lenten Season
Miss Anne Sersholtz of the Women’s Council for Home Missions addressed the Lutheran Club Monday afternoon in the Conference Room. She discussed self integration in religious leaders, Christ’s methods of attainment, and urged critical study of moral teaching motivation and practical life application, stressing experience in a Christian’s life.
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Lutheran Group
Christ
Miss Seeesholtz
Miss Seesholtz
Y.W.C.A
China
Spanish Club Contest Delayed To April 10
The Spanish Club literary contest is postponed from April 5 to April 10. Advanced writers may submit up to 2500 words in Spanish on Cervantes topics. others up to 1000 words on Spain. Manuscripts must be typewritten and signed with a nom de plume in a sealed envelope at the Milbank post office box of Mrs. Amelia del Rio.
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Cervantes
Spain
Milbank Post-Office
Amelia: del Rio
Federico
Onis
Angel “del Rio
Amelia ‘del Rio
Irene, Emerson
Carloss McHale
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Miss Worthmann
Sarah Knight
Bonnie Robinson
Rachel Hixson
Mary Dickinson
Charlotte Warring
Meyer
Columbia Network
Laidler
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