U.S. Youth Aid Debate on American Youth Act
Miss Janet Feder and Mr. Mark McClosky argued the merits of the National Youth Administration before the Social Science Union. Feder urged passage of the American Youth Act to aid five to eight million unemployed youths by providing weekly stipends and college support, while criticizing NYA shortcomings and the need for improved conditions for high school students seeking government funds.
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Mark McClosky
Janet Feder
National Youth Administration
Social Science Union
Miss Feder
N.Y.A
Pont
N.Y
Barnard Delegates At Model Republican Nominating Convention
The Model Republican Nominating Convention at New York University today and tomorrow will mimic the real event with about thirty Barnard delegates plus representatives from NYU Heights City College and Brooklyn College The session opens at Judson Church with a keynote and elections Then platform rules and credentials committees meet Saturday to adopt the platform and name presidential nominees Landon Van denberg Hoover Knox and Borah are considered Barnard will nominate Vandenberg from Michigan and Ruth Inscho will name Wadsworth as a New York dark horse
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Washington Square College
New York University
Barnard
the Heights and
the Square
City College
Brooklyn College
Judson Church
N.Y.U
Delaware
Michigan
Montana
Nevada
New York
Rhode Island
Wyoming
Bull's Eye Braves Rout Broken Arrow in Archery Tournament
The Bull's Eye team defeated the Broken Arrow tribe by 25 points in the annual Archery Tournament held on Tuesday afternoon. Key shooters were Carol Kandor and Midge Davidson, who tallied up three old geese apiece, as Chief Bull's Eye led the scoring with 510 to 485.
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North Terrace
Bull
Mormmside Heights
Weir
Armstrong
G. Smith
Marsh
Rothschild
Jones
Fray
Davidson
Oliver
Hagan
Kandor
Milman
Gordin
Wearing
Farquebar
Kuhlman
Major Group Hears Lillcox Advocate Lower Rates for Rail Travel
Lillcox vice president of New York Air Brakes in a talk to economics majors urged lowering rail rates to boost volume. He argued public will choose cheapest transport, predicting highway and waterway competition will rise and that freight and passenger mobility depend on rate policy. He noted rapid transport time benefits and urged national transport coordination, including potential use of rail for loaded highway freight and decisions on ownership versus contract transport.
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New York Air Brakes Company
L. K. Lillcox
Eastman
Sillcox
Mr. Sillcox
Banquet Tonight Announces Novel Entertainment Features
La Société Francaise of Barnard hosts a tea next Monday afternoon May 11 in the College Parlor. Honoring Professor Louis Loiseaux head of Barnard’s French Department who will take sabbatical leave next year. He has taught Barnard students for over forty years and plans to retire at the end of his leave.
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la Société Francaise
Barnard
Louis Loiseaux
Barnard French
Loiseaux
Madison Avenue
College Rehearses For Step Singing at Milbank Hall
Barnard rehearsals for the annual Step Singing event run May 29 to May 14 with a square formation in front of Milbank Hall. The program begins with Beside the Waters of the Hudson, then each class performs its chosen songs led by Class of 1939. The Seniors deliver songs followed by speeches and the incoming senior president. The Class of 1936 returns for Sunset Song, then You Can Tell appears again as Seniors depart. 1938 cheers the new Freshmen class 40, and Stand Columbia and Sans Souci close the program.
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Barnard
Milbank Hall
the Hudson
Columbia
Sans Souci
Athletic Association Banquet Honors Outstanding Athletes
The Barnard athletic banquet tonight at 6:30 in Barnard Hall gym will award Bronze A.A. pins to Vivian Neale and Anna Pustello and service awards to Alice Olsen, Charlotte Haverly, Vivian Neale, Dorothy Braunck, Kay Hand, and Adair Brasted. Sophomores Gertrude Boyd, Mary Hagan, and Edna Jones receive honorable mention.
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Athletic Association
Barnard Hall
A.A
Vivian Neale
Anna Pustello
Alice Olsen
Charlotte Haverly
Vivian
Adele Hansen
Marjorie
Margaret Simpson
Irene Lacey
Sandy Segard
Miss Stevens
The
Building Fund
Barnard
Adele Hagland
Faculty Stars Shine on Field and the Underdogs Falter
The annual faculty vs undergrads baseball game ended 37 to 31 in favor of the faculty. Professors Riccio Mitchell Pearson Swand and others starred with strong pitching and fielding while Miss Spears led the female players in brisk activity. The narrative notes the undergrads played valiantly but fell short as spectators enjoyed the lively match.
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Margaret Ritchie
Riccio
Mitchell
Pearson
Swan
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U.S.A
Net Feder
U.S
Vandenberg and
Wadsworth
Bull’s Eye
Broken Arrow
Miss Tuzo
Lillcox
Ea Société Francais
Professor Loos
Professor Montague
Mr. von Helms
Damozels
Miss Spears
Agnes Wayman
Barnard Sturdies
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