Debated stance on capitalism sparks campus discussion
At the College Parlor the Bar and Political Union wrapped up its year with a debate on Should Capitalism be Retained. Claire Murray defended capitalism while Edith Kane argued against it and Grace Chin Lee introduced Montague's commune system for possible endorsement.
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Barnad
Claire Murray
Edith Kane
Grace Chin Lee
Profesor Montague
Lhis Murray
America
Ake
Murray
Kane
Beart
Aia
Lost and Found Auction Date Set for May 14 and 15
The Lost and Found Auction is scheduled for May 14 and 15 in the Conference Room at 12:00. Natalie Bachrach, recently appointed auctioneer by Student Council, cannot officiate. A replacement has not been named and college members are invited to take part.
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Natalie Bachrach
Miss Bachrach
A A Banquet Tonight Highlights At T C U Event
Dr Goodwin Watson opens AA banquet program with talk on The Psychology of Physical Activities. Dana Eaton and Dorothy Combs perform, followed by Freshman skit Pluto God of the Underworld Hades on a Holiday parody, then Barbara Lewis tap. Agnes R Wayman discusses leisure and sports. Officiants include Helen Erskine and Diana Campbell.
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Goodwin Watson
T.C
Dana Eaton
Dorothy Combs
Pluto
Hades
Babara Lewis
Agnes R. Wayman
Alsop
Helen Erskine
Diana Campbell
Alice Corneille
Grace Chin Lee
Alice Olson
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A.A
Professor Heiman Speaks at Luncheon on Planning Types
Professor Eduard Heiman of the New School of Social Research spoke at the Economic majors' luncheon in Brooks Hall on types of economic planning. He distinguished between a dynamic planning aimed at building infrastructure and a stabilizing planning to unitize industry, arguing free markets require deliberate regulation to keep incomes stable.
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Eduard Heiman
New School of Social Research
Brooks Hall
Heiman
Barnard Song Book Offered for 23 Cents to Students
Barnard students can buy the Barnard Song Book for 23 cents by sending money to Janet Craighead via Student Mail or purchasing in the Student Council Room at any hour. With Step Singing banquets and graduation, every Barnardite should own this volume containing college songs with music and several Columbia favorites.
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Barnard
Janet Craighead
English Majors Lead in Time Spent on Studies
English and History majors top the list for academic points, averaging 16 points, based on a Time Study Questionnaire of 92 respondents. English majors devote the most time to academics at 50.8 hours weekly, with French 47.9, Chemistry 44.8, and Sociology 31.3 hours.
Faculty Baseball Triumph Over Students in 1916
By Marion Patterson the faculty defeated the All Star Student Baseball Team 19 to 16 amid lively cheers. Miss Wayman umpired at home plate risking life and limb while Agnes Creagh pitched for the students and Professor Riccio, Margaret Ritchie, and others contributed in a playful, bustling game.
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Miss Wayman
Department of
Agnes Creagh
All Stars
Riccio
Casey
Porgie Remer
Babe
King
Swat
Chin Lee
Mitchell
Barnard Dancers Enter Symposium
Barnard dancers join a symposium at Bennington College with groups from Bennington Radcliffe Connecticut N Y U Sarah Lawrence and others. Featured pieces show runs leaps extensions and group dynamics set to a variety of music with professors Gray and Hill noted for remarks.
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Miss Strong
Barnard
Brooks Hall
Martha Hill
Bennington
Vermont
Sawmill River Parkway
Poughkeepsie
Gray
Bennington College
John Martin
Louis Horst
Pavlova
Duncan
Church
Hell
Dresed
Gregory Tucker
Russell Sage
Purcell
Radcliffe
Connecticut College
Bartok
Harman Lloyd
Sarah Lawrence
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Dr. Watson
T. C
Professor Heiman
Catharine
By Marion Patterson
Pearson
Louise Schlosser
Mr. Swan
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