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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1935

Page

6

Barnard plans chapter of University Peace League

Peace Action and Strike Continuation Committees unite to form a Barnard chapter of the University Peace League. A charter committee led by Mason Hall drafts the charter and constitution. A joint meeting is set for May 8 in Hewitt Hall to approve the charter and present it to Student Council for acceptance.

Barnard Peace Action Barnard Universy Peace League Barnard ‘Bulletin Alice Ginsberg Léra Simmonds Peace Action League Mason Hall Kiese Herkimer Marion Patterson Peace Action Committee Joan Geddes Sofia Simmonds Representane Assembly Hewitt Hall Student Council

Cooperatives Active On College Campuses

Reports from 102 colleges show 49 cooperatives operating on campuses. Cooperative bookstores lead with 21 campuses, including Princeton’s bookstore with about 450000 dollars in 1934. Overall cooperative sales exceed 1,000,000 dollars in areas with available figures.

Coley Princeton Croguratin Albany College Albany Creer Tle AMC

College notices call for volunteers and clothing aid

Students are asked to contact Vivian Tenney for summer social service work at the Lying in Hospital and to donate clothing for Tennessee and Kentucky mountain people in dire need. Student Mail collects contributions. Also announced are all College step singing rehearsals on May 8, 10, 14, and 17 at noon in the gym.

Vivian Tenney Lying In Hospital Miss Tenney Tennessee Kentucky

A A Banquet Scheduled Friday in Gym

The banquet is set for Friday in the gym with entry priced at 85c for day attendees and 45c for students. Committee members include Alice Olson as chair, Vivian Neale, Mary Hagan, and Amy Schaeffer.

Alice Olson Vivian Neale Mary Hagan Amy Schaeffer

Prof Dennis Heads Poetry Event at Spanish Club

A Spanish Club program drew a large crowd as Prof Dennis led readings of verse from the last fifty years. Amelia Del Rio recited two classical Spanish poems including Serranilla while Nathalia Crane shared recent verses and a Spain dedication. Dona Eaton was elected club president and presented to the audience as gavel passed, followed by a Spanish chocolate reception.

Amelia del Rio Serranilla Nathalia Crane Spain Marcial Dorado Caridado Rodriguez-Castellano Helen Flanagan Dona Eaton

Bursar Warns on Deferred Payment Deadline

The Bursar warns students to seek approval to defer half of next fall’s bill, requiring permission before September 20 or incur a $5 late payment fee as stated in the catalogue. Emily G Lambert, Bursar.

Emily G Lambert

Barnard Delegates Attend Peace Meeting

Barnard delegates joined a peace meeting with the National League for Peace and Freedom as a tribute to her. Henderson voiced support for the League of Nations and a disarmament policy. A 10 member delegation presented a declaration to President MacIntyre urging action to curb the arms race.

National League For Peace and Freedom Henderson League of Nations MacIntyre Nye College Marion Hall Barnard

All-Columbia Lutheran Students Hold Forum

All-Columbia Lutheran students gathered for a forum to discuss faith in Jesus Christ and Lutheranism. Speakers emphasized faith as victory, God as Love, and core Christian ethics, followed by entertainment from Teachers College students and guest hosts.

All-Columbia Lutheran Jesus Christ Steimle Dr. Steimle

Riddleberger and Dew Elected by Wigs Cues Club

Lucy Riddleburger and Elizabeth Dew were unanimously elected president and vice president of Wigs and Cues at a club meeting in the club room last Wednesday. Riddleburger has two years of active membership and previously served as Vice President. Dew has chaired the lighting committee for three years.

Lucy Riddleburger Elizabeth Dew Miss Riddleburger Miss Rew

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University Peace League Step Doctor Watson Teachers College Unit of New America Barnard College Doctor Goodwin Watson Teachers College A.A Dennis Canada Gove McGill University Montreal Landison Riverside West 113Th Street Broadway Amsterdam House of Representatives Columbia Confectionery Lohden Ursula Reinhardt Henrietta Rechlin Emma Hollander Mary .A. Wertz Riddleberger Dew Wigs & Cues Columbia University Bookstore
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