Adopt a Family Benefit Dance In Gym Highlights Fund Drive
A benefit dance in the gymnasium under Mrs. August Belmont’s auspices closed a three event series by the Adopt a Family Committee chaired by Dean Gildersleeve. Proceeds supporting ten destitute Columbia graduate families funded by one dollar bids, following earlier bridge and sports events at Baker Field and Faculty Club.
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August Belmont
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Dean Gildersleeve
Faculty Club
Oswald Jacoby
Columbia
Latham
Baker Field Jack
Dempsey
Lou Little
Columbia Blue Lions
Mullins Sees End of Dominance of Profit
Dr. George Walter Mullins of Barnard College Mathematics spoke at St Paul’s Chapel last Thursday about the end of the profit age. He urged viewing private property as a public trust and argued leaders depend on citizen sentiment for national responsibility.
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Mullins
St.Paul’s Chapel
Ofessor Mullins
Plans For Henderson Defense Outlined At Columbia
The Columbia Social Problems Club laid plans for defending economics instructor Donald Henderson whose contract was not renewed. Picketing on library steps is planned April 1, a city wide indoor protest April 30 at Central Plaza, and an outdoor mass meeting May 3 at Columbia. Prominent speakers include Margaret Schlauch, Bernhard Stern, Addison T. Cutler, and Ruth Relis. The City-Wide Committee for the Reappointment of Henderson includes several university and professional groups. Postcards to President Butler and student picketing accompanied the protests.
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Columbia Social Problems Club
Philosophy Hall
Board of Trustees
Henderson
Central Plaza
2Nd Avenue
Rheinhold Niebuhr
Butler
National Student League
Association of Unemployed Alumni
Association of University Teachers
Unemployed Teachers’ Association
League of
Pen and Hammer
League For Industrial Democracy
Columbia ‘Library
Conference on War Planned for May Nineteen
The Provisional Teachers Anti-war Committee of New York City with the American Committee for Struggle Against War and the New York Student Committee call a teachers and students conference on war danger for May 19. Prominent backers include Morris Cohen, Sidney Hook, and Ned Dearborn, with leaders George S Counts and Malcolm Cowley.
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Malcolm Cowley
Theodore Dreiser
Sherwood Anderson
Leopold Stokowski
Alla Nazimova
Franz Boas
Harry Elmer Barnes
Amsterdam
New York
Chicago
Morris R. Cohen
City College
Emery Neff
Columbia
Elsbeth Kroeber
James Madison H. S
Alexander Fichandler
P.S. 189
Brooklyn
Sidney Hook
New York University
Samuel Steinberg
Samuel J. Tilden
Samuel J. Tilden H. S.; Professor Edmund Bruner
Teachers College
Gardner Murphy
D. S. Muzzey
H. A. Overstreet
Ned H. Dearborn
Dean to address seniors in May ceremonies
The Dean will speak to the Senior Class on Tuesday May 7 at 1 pm in the Theatre. Caps and gowns are encouraged for the Dean's tea on May 11 at the Calisge Parlor, gowns rented for three days at $1.00 with deadlines and return requirements. Frances Barry will sell required meeting dollars May 9.
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Dorothy Crook
Frances Barry
Debate Club Informal Talk Planned Next Thursday
The debate club will skip a formal debate due to exams. An extemporaneous debate on the question Shall it be a Barnard Federation follows, with discussion. Meeting at four o'clock in the Conference Room. college is invited to attend.
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Barnard Federation
T S Eliot Readings Recorded by Dr Greet
Dr William Cabell Greet of Barnard College English Department has completed phonograph records of T S Eliot reading The Waste Land. The recordings will join earlier efforts featuring Vachel Lindsay and other poets for Columbia University Press.
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William Cabell ‘Greet
English Department
Barnard
Waste Land
Vachel Lindsay
Dr. Greet
Columbia University Press
Exhibition of informal faculty pictures draws large crowd
A large turnout viewed informal portraits and tintypes of faculty, alumnae, and students in the Conference Room on Thursday. The Spanish Club sponsored the event to benefit the Spanish Fellowship Fund with ten cent admission.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Miss Reynard reviews Barnard Year Book photographs improving
A columnist praises Barnard College Year Book 1934 photography noting a shift from glassy martyrs to spiritual looks. The piece humorously questions symbols like V necklines and suggests yearbooks gain value as hair grays. Continued discussion hinted on page 2.
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Rogues’ Gallery
The
New Yorker
Barnard
Ira Hills
A A Invites Mrs Roosevelt to May Banquet
Grace Chin Lee announced the Athletic Association invites Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt to be principal speaker at the A A Banquet on May 12 in Barnard Gymnasium. Skits and entertainments will follow the dinner with freshmen acting as waitresses and twenty freshmen in a skit.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
The
Athletic Association
A.A
Grace’ Chin Lee
Barnard Gymnasium
Déan Gildersleeve
Agnes R. Wayman
Mabel Foote
Barbara Kruger
Bessie Burgemuster
Physical Education
Holland
Strong
Tuzo
Crowley
Wolfe
Finan
Aileen Pelletier
Helen: Flanagan
Elizabeth “Armstrong
Grace Chin Lee
Natalie Deyrup
Marion “Greenebaum
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
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