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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1938

Page

3

Authors Talk At Columbia Symposium

Caldwell Komroff and Dorothy McCleary spoke on short stories at Columbia University in a Writers' Club event held at the Casa Italiana on Wednesday evening October 26. Whit Burnett introduced the trio as the country’s three best short story writers and posed their views on substance over style.

Erskine Caldwell Manuel Komroff Dorothy McCleary Writers’ Club of Columbia University Casa Italiana Whit Burnett Story Magazine Mr. Caldwell Tobacco Road Rus Komroff Esquire

Senior Proctors To Receive Gifts

Student Council hosts an all college tea in the College Parlor tomorrow at 4 oclock to honor senior proctors who will each receive a gift. The 1938 39 board was appointed last year and includes Jane Bell as chairman and Jean Morris as vice chairman. The proctors oversee undergraduate elections, publicity, and voting, and enforce library rules, smoking restrictions, and attendance at compulsory college assemblies.

Mnior Honor Ward Jane Bell Undergraduate Association Jean Morris

42 Presidential Nominees Would Rather Be Right

Four 1942 freshman candidates Evelyn Gonzales Frances Hunt Joanne McQuiston Helen Marraro reveal humorous views on campaigns education and professors. Dewey and Charlie McCarthy noted as campaign managers while the group contends over how to put 1942 on the map with playful rivalries and mixed emotions.

Jane Goldstein Evelyn Gonzales Frances Hunt Joanne McQuiston Helen Marraro Dewey Charlie McCarthy

Israel Urges Social Idealism at Columbia Jewish Society

Rabbi Israel of the Her Sinai Congregation Baltimore urged the Columbia Jewish Student Society to pursue democracy and human rights in Jewish philosophy. He warned against totalitarianism, argued Jewish social thought rests on a belief in a superior reality, and urged discussion groups and a State Department letter urging England to loosen Jewish immigration limits to Palestine.

Rabbi Israel Her Sinai Baltimore Columbia Jewish League For Industrial Democracy Russia Israel Zionist Organization In America Germany Hitler Dr. Israel Support For Palestine Maurice Samuels State Department England Palestine

Barnard Ends Sports Week With Mixed College Volleyball Event

Friday afternoon eight mixed teams brought Barnard's annual sports week to a close with faculty and students competing. The faculty contributed twenty two members across eight teams led by captains Helen Christenson Virginia Rockwell Marion Fenton Frances Murphy Cozette Utech Anne Milman Elizabeth Wright. Archery on Thursday saw Yale win the informal tournament with 590 points while Columbia scored 305. Paula Kassell Princeton led individuals with 210 points. Violet Ballance and Ruth Cummings won the tenikoit finals as Barnard resumes its regular winter indoor program.

Barnard Helen Christenson Virginia Rockwell Marion Fenton Frances Murphy Cozette Utech Anne Milman Annie Weir Marcelle Christ Yale Violet Ballance Ruth Cummings

Munich Pact Seen as End of Collective Security, Call for U S Readiness

At a Foreign Policy Association meeting, Nicholas Roosevelt Ernest Lindley and George Fielding Eliot argued the Munich Pact ended collective security and underscored the need for U S military preparedness to deter invasion of the western hemisphere. They urged rearmament as treaties unravel and democracy faces peril.

United States Western Hemisphere Foreign Policy Association Hotel Astor Nicholas Roosevelt New York Herald Tribune U. S Hungary Ernest K. Lindley Washington News Week George Fielding Eliot U.S. A Munich America Raymond Buell Association Germany Europe England Roosevelt Lindley

Gideonse to Speak on Academic Freedom at Barnard

Professor Harry Gideonse, chair of Barnard economics, will address an afternoon assembly at 1 10 on Academic Freedom and Academic Privilege. He previously taught at the University of Chicago and succeeds Emilie Hutchinson after her death.

Harry Gideonse America The Foreign Policy Association

IRC Prepares For Conference at Swarthmore and City Quarters

The International Relations Club met in Barnard Room 304 to plan a New York foreign quarters tour and to prepare for the Swarthmore College conference on December 16 and 17. Panel topics include Latin America Far East crisis minority issues and U S foreign policy. Constance Flora was elected treasurer and Isabel Gleason poster chair. the first Swarthmore discussion will be held Wednesday at noon.

International Relations Club Barnard New York City Irma Zweigel Swarthmore College Mabel Houk Isabel Gleason

Eileen Sturgell Belittles Alaska Life in New York Visit

Eighteen year old Eileen Sturgell from Maska Alaska arrives in Barnard after studying at the University of Alaska. She proclaims Alaska liveliness mirrors the states with Fairbanks as a modern city and Alaska’s weather puzzles New Yorkers. She adores Barnard and its subway and buses while noting only one motion picture house in Fairbanks.

Maska Eileen Sturgell Eileen Alaska Barnard University of Alaska Fairbanks States New York Fileen

Peace Forum Organized by Council Opens Discussion

The Student Council plans a Faculty-Student Peace Forum for Tuesday November 15 at 1 10 p m in the college parlor during the regular assembly hour Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve will chair and speakers include faculty members Students and faculty will participate The committee includes Jean Allison Flora Ginsburg Elizabeth Jackson and Ruth Taubenhaus

Virginia C. Gildersleeve Jean Allison Flora Ginsburg Elizabeth Jackson Ruth Taubenhaus Thomas P. Peardon Arthur D. Gayer United States Stephen S. Wise Peardon

Dr Clark To Discuss Lehman Social Legislation

Dr Jane P Clark from the government department will address the Political Study Group of the ASA on Governor Herbert Lehman s social legislation achievements. The ASA group led by Julia Edwards sponsors open forums field trips and lab projects with commissions on housing labor and social security.

Jane P. Clark Government Department Herbert H. Lehman American Student Union Barnard Lehman A.S.A Julia Edwards Housing Commission

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Columbia Writers’ Club Caldwell McCleary Tenikoit Gideonse IRC Rita Roher Peace Forum Council Dean Gildersleeve Dr. Clark
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