Barnard Delegates Protest Navy Budget in Washington
Delegates Marian Hall Jesse Herkimer and Ruth Dietz from Barnard Peace Action Committee joined a Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom meeting in Washington last Friday and Saturday marking the league’s 20th anniversary. They joined an automobile procession to register protests at the naval policy while international speakers broadcast from London Paris Moscow Tokyo and New York praising Jane Addams.
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Barnard
Women’s ‘International League For Peace and Freedom
Washington, D. C
Marian Hall
Jesse Herkimer
Ruth Dietz
Barnard Peace Action Committee
Union Station Plaza
National Capital
Fittman
Pittman
United States
Pacific
Japan
McPherson Square
Aulos
All-Columbia Lutheran Students Hold Forum
All-Columbia Lutheran students gathered for a forum in the Conference Room last Friday evening. Dr Steimle opened with remarks on human progress as Lutheran discussion shifted to social changes, science, government, and attitudes toward the individual.
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Steimle
Damard College Lutheran
Steinte
Ciford
Land
Aly
Lost and Found Auction Date Set for May 14 15
The Lost and Found Auction is scheduled for May 14 and 15 in the Conference Room at 12:00. Natalie Bachrach the former auctioneer and class of 35 member cannot officiate. A replacement has not yet been named and college members are invited to participate.
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Natalie Bachrach
Dancers Shine in Barnard College Spring Demonstration
Freshman and Sophomore dancers wow nearly four hundred in Barnard College gym with vivid costumes and synchronized technique. The program featured running in place, swinging movements, and a unified percussion sequence ending with raised arms as the advanced group led a dynamic display. Continued on page 4.
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Barnard College
Barnard
De Onis Guests At Spanish Club Tea
Professor Federico De Onis of Columbia University spoke at a Spanish Club tea in the College Parlor, detailing trends in Spanish poetry from ballads to modern verse and highlighting gypsy, Cuban negro, and Argentine gaucho elements. Mrs. Amelia Del Rio and Nathalia Crane contributed program items.
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Federico de Onis
Columbia University
Amelia del Rio
Barnard
Federico Garcia Lorca
Marti
de Onis
Antologia de la Poesia Espagnola
Major Meetings With Economics Luncheon at Brooks Hall
Several major meetings are scheduled today starting at 1 10 P M Economics majors will attend a luncheon in Brooks Hall to hear Professor Eduard Heiman speak on Types and Aspects of Economic Planning Additional meetings will be posted on Milbank ground floor for details
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Brooks
Hall
Eduard Heiman
Barnard Quarterly Tea Meeting Opens New Editor Era
The Barnard Quarterly held a Friday tea in 401 Barnard with Edith Kane the present editor and Eleanor Jaffe business manager. New editors Lenore Glotzer and Eleanor Ortman were welcomed as faculty attendees praised the magazine’s varied material and political content.
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Barnard
Edith Kane
Eleanor Jaffe
Lenore Glotzer
Eleanor Ortman
Haller
Sturtevant
Peardon
Guarterly
College to Offer Public Speaking Course Next Year
The Committee on Instruction referred a petition signed by students requesting a public speaking course. The English Department welcomes the interest and will offer it as feasible. It is not possible next year, but plans are under consideration for regular instruction in 1936-37.
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Committee On Instruction
Department of English
Women as Jurist Debated at College Parlor
The Debate Club discussed whether women should serve on juries in New York State. Fannie-Mae Schwab and Janice Wormser argued affirmatively while Laura McCaleb and Muriel Herzstein spoke for the negative. The affirmative pressed equality and cited New Jersey examples and general reluctance to jury duty as reasons to include women.
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New York State
Fannie-Mae Schwab
Janice Wormser
Laura McCaleb
Muriel Herzstein
New Jersey
Quarterly Tryouts Open for 1935-36 Barnard Board
Barnard’s Quarterly invites applications for its 1935 36 board and literary staff advertising staff and circulation manager and business assistant positions. Interested students should contact Editor Leonore Glotzer and Business Manager Eleanor Ortman via Student Mail.
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Barnard Quarterly
Leonore ‘Glotzer
Eleanor ° Ortman
Political Union To Discuss Capitalism Tomorrow
The Barnard Political Union will hold its last meeting of the year tomorrow at four in the College Parlor. The topic is Should Capitalism be Retained. Eleanor Ortmatin will defend the affirmative and Edith Kane the negative, with Grace Chin Lee offering a synthesis plan of the discussion.
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Barnard Political Union
Eleanor Ortmatin
Edith Kane
Grace
Chin Lee
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