Barnard Quarterly to Be Sold at Bookstore Next Week
Barnard College announces the Fall 1934 Quarterly will be distributed at the Bookstore via Student Mail exchanges. A forthcoming Quarterly supplement in the Barnard Bulletin will feature Professor Fairchild’s review, short story contest news, student opinions on the new format, and staff notes.
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Fight
Grace Aaronson
Margaret Hecker
Elspeth Davies
Carlin Evens
Barbara Grushlaw
Evelyn Lichtenberg
Aee
Eeeaety McClenen
Edith Kane
Seale
Hazard speaks to French Society at College de France
M Paul Hazard professor at the College de France and Columbia exchange guest spoke to La Societe Francaise at a Petite Causerie and Tea in the College parlor. Dorothy Haller introduced him and Hazard compared American newspapers to French newspapers noting size and value.
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M. Hazard
College de France
Columbia
Dorothy Haller
War Or Peace In Europe Subject Of Assembly Talk
Mrs. Vera Micheles Dean spoke at the All-College Assembly on the need to educate students to a peace viewpoint amid European militarism. A Barnard College discussion group, led by Suzanne Strait, debated methods and proposed forming study groups, league of nations study, and cross-department collaborations to address world peace. No final plan was reached as the issue requires more consideration with input from various departments and clubs.
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Suzanne Strait
Peardon
Government Department
Barnard College
World Court
League of Nations
Diana Campbell
Natalie Bachrach
Barnard Instructor Joins Washington Social Policy Study
Dr. Jane Clark of Barnard College travels to Washington to work on a federal state relations project in social insurance and unemployment programs. She serves on a technical staff advising a presidentially appointed committee on economic security and immigration administration. The work spans six weeks with reports to the government. Dr. Clark maintains teaching duties in New York between sessions.
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Perkins
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Debate on Modes Of War Prevention
Debate at the Wednesday College Tea weighs education to eradicate nationalism against a nationalistic autonomy with planned economy. Kathleen Murphy argues education could end war, while Agnes Lecky favors immediate economic internationalism. Audience weighs efficacy and pace of change amid calls for referendum and church support.
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Kathleen Murphy
Agnes Lecky
United States
Peace Assembly Urges Students To Aid World Peace
Mrs Vera Micheles Dean, noted authority on international relations, addressed an all college peace assembly urging American students to learn the facts of international relations. She warned Europe’s perilous postwar climate, censored press, and rising nationalism threaten peace and urged informed public opinion as the weapon against war.
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Vera Micheles
Dean
Europe
Peace Events Summarize Week Speaker Talks in Chapel
Chaplain Raymond C. Knox will summarize what Peace speakers have said in St. Pauls Chapel and propose a position. At 4 10 PM a Religious Symposium on Peace features Arthur Garfield Hayes Father John LaFarge and Bishop Francis J McConnell presented by Episcopal Lutheran Menorah Newman and Wycliffe Clubs in Room 304 Barnard.
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St. Paul’s Chapel
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