Protest Over Johnson Removal At Columbia Meeting
Oakley Johnson delivered the keynote at a mass meeting by the Students Rights Committee protesting the removal of Columbia City College instructor Johnson. He tied academic freedom to global crises, warned of education decline, and noted clashes between Columbia Liberal Club and administration. Continued on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oakley Johnson
Students Rights Committee of Columbia
City College
Liberal Club
Nathaniel Weyl
Columbia Social Problems Club
Robinson
Johnson
First Tea In Alumnae Series Held November Second
The first of a monthly Alumnae tea series was held November 2 from 4 to 6 with about 150 attendees. Alumnae trustees and faculty alumna helped pour while undergraduates hosted, serving sandwiches and cake. A December tea will feature vocational talks by alumnae in drama and other fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Erskine
Alumnae Association
Hadley
Duffy
Miss Howard
Margaret Gristede
Helen Strauss
Mice Canoune
Lyda Paz
Miss Paz
Collge
Jane Rees
Lucy, Appleton
Peggy ‘Osman
Kyllis Hadley
Peggy Dressner
Hhe College
Miss Reynard Challenges The Barnard Quarterly View
Elisabeth Reynard reviews The Barnard Quarterly opening editorial that questions limits on undergraduate writing. The piece applauds a challenge to editor conclusions and argues students should sometimes produce artificial stories beyond imposed restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Reynard
Elisabeth Reynard
Barnard Quarterly
A. Sane
Challening
Asa
Sophomores and Freshmen Plan Greek Games April 8
Sophomores and Freshmen met in Barnard Hall to organize the annual Greek Games. Vivian Tenney chaired as Central Chairman with Miss Strong and Miss Wayman assisting. The event, to be held April 8, features a non-competitive pantomime and a Greek invocation, with prizes and laurel crowns for the victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Hall
Vivian Tenney
Miss Strong
Miss Wayman
Dorothy Crook
Miss Tenney
Dionysus
Laurel
Barnard
Wayman
Department of Physical Education
Clair. Baumgartner
Dorothy
Atlee
Ruth Portugal
Susan
Strait
Mary
Kate McNaughton
Elise Cobb
Natalie
Monaghan
Donovan to Address Mass Meeting at Columbia
William J. Donovan Republican candidate for New York governor will speak at a mass meeting this afternoon at 4 in the Van Am Quadrangle Columbia University 116th Street and Amsterdam Avenue Sponsored by the Alumni Association Republican Clubs of Barnard and Columbia Colleges and the Civic League Donovan a Columbia graduate 1905 and former football quarterback came from St Josephs Collegiate Institute attended Columbia Law School and later built a Buffalo law practice He served in World War I and II and later as Federal District Attorney for western New York The note mentions political figures Byrnes Genung and Solomon speaking at a General College Assembly the same day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Donovan
New York
van Am
Columbia University
116Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Alumni Association
Republican Clubs
Barnard
Columbia Colleges
Civic League
Colonel Donovan
Columbia College
Columbia
St. Josephs Collegiate Institute
Columbia Law School
Buffalo
United States
Donovan
Europe
War Relief Commission
Cavalry Troop
United States Army
America
27Th’ Division
Fighting 69 Infantry
New’ York
Nathan Miller
American Legion
Settlement Houses Tour Planned For Barnard Girls
Barnard girls interested in social service are invited by the United Neighborhood Houses to visit two New York settlements on Friday afternoon November 4. Thrift House is a small, resourceful project and Union Settlement is large with a rich history. Tea will be served at Union Settlement. The group must depart Barnard Hall at 3 15 PM. Sign up on the Barnard Hall poster or in the dormitories. Fane Rine, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
United Neighborhood Houses
New York
Thriftt House
Union Settlement
Barnard Hall
Fane Rine
Barnard Girls Step Into Red Cross Roles During Armistice Week
Barnard School volunteers will wear Red Cross uniforms in public venues during Armistice Week to collect contributions for unemployment relief. Mrs. Jean Richards Davis and Mrs. Naumberg issued the call for volunteers who will serve in theatres, hotels, and restaurants, with uniforms provided by the Red Cross. Sign up at Barnard Hall or contact Jane Aine, Social Chairman, for scheduling, with priority given to early volunteers. service runs from November 1 to November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Red Cross
Jean Richards Davis
National Red Cross
Naumberg
Barnard Hall
Jane
Aine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oakley’ Johnson
C.C. N.Y
Flay
Henderson
C.C
Soph Committee
Department of English
Pope
Gray
Shelley
Keats
Swinburne
Edmund Spenser
William Shakespeare
John Keats
D. H. Lawrence
Emma
Rom ‘Ronsard
Amber
van Am Quadrangle
Solomon and
Genung
Byrnes
Hoover Administration
General College Assembly
James F.byrnes
South Carolina
George L.genung
State Supreme Court
Charles Solomon
Dean Gildersleeve
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Hoover
Treasury
Farm Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
American Red’ Cross
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