Barnard Seniors Lead in International Mindedness Study
Edna Holtzman reports on Barnard College students’ scores from the International Attitudes Survey. Seniors top the group with 41 of 69 possible points. Juniors 36. Sophomores 30. Freshmen 25. 95, 75, 13 and 71 questionnaires were returned by each class, showing year by year growth in international outlook despite wide individual variation. The study also notes the strongest member is a psychology senior with 66 points.
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Edna Holtzman
Barnard
Barnard College
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Editor urges student join United Youth Day protest
Joseph Cadden, editor of the Student Mirror, urged clubs to back the United Youth Day march opposing militarism on Decoration Day. The groups planned a 11 A.M. gathering at 11th Street East of 2nd Avenue and sent a protest telegram to Connecticut State University Trustees over ROTC restrictions.
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Joseph Cadden
Student Mirror
International Relations Club
Social Science Forum
United Youth Day
American Youth Congress
Ymcas
Ymhas
NSL
NSFA
Cadden
United Youth
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Trustees of
Connecticut State University
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Connecticut State
Sofia Simmonds
University
Dean's Address Advises Seniors on Ambition and Service
Virginia C. Gildersleeve told the Class of 1935 that world seas lie ahead for graduates. She warned against conceit and excessive modesty, urged aiming high, and endorsed volunteer political work as training for intelligent citizens seeking high office.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard Liberty League forms to defend constitutional ideals
Marie Smith hosts a library league meeting to acquaint new members with the Barnard Liberty League aims. pamphlets by Marie Read Smith outline the group’s purpose to uphold constitutional principles, engage Barnard students in government issues, and resist attacks on the form of government cited as undermining civilization.
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Barnard Liberty League
Marie Read Smith
League
Barnard
United States
Strange Bargains at Last And Found Auction
An observer recalls Nancy Hendrick hosting a chaotic Lost and Found Auction in a conference room, where items ranged from decrepit gym bloomers to a ring as bids rise and fall. The piece notes mounting noise and a feverish buying spree ending with the narrator leaving to rest.
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Nancy Hendrick
Jacobs Bill Opposed by College Faculty and Students
The Jacobs Bill, under review by the Board of Aldermen, faces strong opposition from Dean Gildersleeve, Dr Gayer, Miss Weeks, and students who call it vague, repressive, and a threat to academic freedom. They argue it interferes with university authority and free inquiry.
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Gildersleeve
Jacobs
Board of Aldermen
City of
New York
University of the State of
Dean Gildersleeve
Sally Bright
Agnes Leckie
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