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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1926
Page
4
Elizabeth Flynn is scheduled to address the Sacco-Vanzetti case at the Society for the Prevention of Crime tonight. The talk, part of a continuing lecture series, focuses on the legal and social implications of the case.
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn of the International Labor Defense will address the Social Problems Club on the Sacco Vanzetti case. The talk occurs Wednesday November 10 at 4 PM in 309 Hameyer Trail, focusing on the trial and the six year imprisonment and calls for retrial following Judge Thayer’s denial.
Wilson College requires freshmen to pass professor exams and tests by the Student Council. Questions include the obligations of the honor pledge, library reserve book procedures, and limits on classes per semester.
Senorita Raquel Meller will visit Barnard College next Wednesday evening at eight. She will sing several songs as guest of honor at Professor Jorado's dinner in the College Parlor.
Oxford scholar Sir Gilbert Murray describes the League of Nations as fostering friendliness and reconciliation among nations. He cites world court progress, mentions the Aaland Islands case, and notes its growing strength despite opposition.
The Classical Club invites Barnard and Columbia faculty to address meetings and to enjoy a series of entertainments and sketches. Anyone wishing to join may give their name to a club representative at the Barnard main hall table on Tuesday and Thursday from twelve to one.
A large student delegation from Columbia Barnard University of Pittsburgh Brookwood Labor College and the New York School of Social Work is planned for next summer after positive reports from a current delegation. The Student Council of New York sponsors an organization conference on November 26 at Columbia University to form a national committee and recruit participants from colleges.
On October 29 a combined program of track, archery, speedball, and tenikost finals drew 56 track entrants 43 speedball players about 30 archers and four tenikost competitors. Seniors led with 35 points, followed by 29 and the two third places. Winners included hurlball javelin 40 yard dash basketball throw and 20 yard dash with Schaad O'Brien triumphing in tenikost finals and Gould Smith topping archery forms and marksmanship.
Mrs Alfred Zimmern, wife of the English economist and League of Nations official, will speak to the French Club on November 12 at four in the College Parlor. The talk on European Students and the League of Nations invites all, with tea served afterward.
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