Fair Seals and Contest Plans for Barnard College Fair
The Fair at Barnard College in New York City features silver seals bearing The Fair Barnard College December 4th and 5th for sale at noon. Entries for a snapshot contest include four classes still life action character studies composition with five cent entry fees and back-marked class and owner names. Four prizes will be awarded to top entries. The Central Fair Committee lists gifts from individuals and groups, and calls for additional donations to support the event.
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Barnard College
New York City
Jake
Marjorie Hutchinson
Marjorie Hutchins
Central Fair Committee
Beth Anderson
Eleanor Brinkman
Barbara McCann
Adele Hagland
Shirley Bender
Emily Turk
Iris Bickelhaupt
Jay Fifferling
Jelen Smith
Helena Rubenstein
Andieater
Tangee Co
McCutcheon
Iaine Od
Marjorie Simpson
Wililss
Craigneasty
Fai
Comin
Raitman
Ull Sen
Mitte
Peace Week Endorsements From 21 Clubs List
The following organizations have endorsed the peace week program and are cooperating with the Peace Week Committee. Aesthetics Club Athletic Association Bulletin Debate Club Deutscher Kreis El Circulo Hispano Episcopal Club Glee Club Honor Board International Relations Club La Societe Francaise Literary Club Lutheran Club Menorah Society Mortarboard Music Club Newman Club Quarterly Representative Assembly Student Council Wycliffe Club.
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Peace Week
Aesthetics
Association
Deutscher Kreis el. Circulo Hispano Episcopal Club
Glee Club
Honor Board
la Societe Francaise
Literary Club
Lutheran Club
Menorah Society
Mortarboard
Music Club
Newman Club
Quarterly Representative Assembly
Student Council
Wycliffe Club
Barnard Plans Vocational Round Tables for Students
The Student Vocational Committee led by Ruth Landesman announces four round table conferences for Barnard undergraduates on Tuesday evening November 24 from 7 15 to 9 00 p m in the college parlor All speakers are successful women who will guide discussions at the tables on Writing and Publishing Medicine and Allied Fields Social Work and Statistical Mathematical and Economic Research Katherine Doty will speak at a college tea November 18 to introduce the Occupational Bureau and its services Informality and direct Q A are emphasized with plans for Grace Reeder Barnard 10 as Social Work table chair and other speakers to be announced Continued on Page 4 Column S.
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Ruth Landesman
Barnard
Katherine Doty
Jake
Grace Reeder
Miss Reeder
Welfare Council of
New York
Barnard Plans Peace Week To Promote International Understanding
The Barnard College Editorial urges broad Peace Week programs to cover all political views. It warns war damages learning and culture and outlines three aims: raise awareness of war and peace issues, educate on steps to world peace, and highlight student organizations promoting international understanding.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard
Barnard College
Barnard Quarterly Expands to Monthly Issue in 1936 37
The first Barnard Quarterly of 1936 37 appeared October 30 at the Columbia Bookstore marking a policy change to monthly editions through the school year. The issue includes stories poems sketches and book reviews with contributors Dorothea Zachariae Kay Kneeland Amy Lyon Schaeffer Adi Kent Thomas Dorothy Colodny Phoebe Rogoff Evelyn Lichtenberg and others.
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Barnard Quarterly
Columbia
Barnard
the Archer of
Limoges
Dorothea Zachariae
Kay Kneeland
Amy Lyon Schaeffer
Adi-Kent Thomas
Dorothy Colodny
Amy L. Schaeffer
Phoebe Rogoff
Service
Evelyn Lichtenberg
H. G. Wells
Irving Place
O. Henry
Susani
Margaret Culkin Banning
R. Palmer Dutt
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Rock
Conrad Aiken
Kathryn Smith
Amy Lyon
Schaeffer
Elspeth Davies
Grace Aaronson
Peace Week at Barnard Promotes National Enrollment Campaign
The Peace Week Committee of Barnard will sponsor a booth next week where students may sign to a nationwide enrollment pledging personal renunciation of war except to defend against invasion. The effort is part of the two year Emergency Peace Campaign to keep the United States out of war. Three Barnard volunteers, Jessie K. Herkimer Helen Levi and Ruth Weitz, joined 223 youths in rural canvassing for peace.
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Barnard
Jake
United States
Barrard College
Jessie K. Herkimer
Jerseyville
Ill
Helen Levi
Minneapolis
Schedule of wartime culture lectures and peace events
A series of lectures and activities next week features Professor Hal ler on The Effect of War on Culture, Tuesday 1 10 Peace Assembly with Dean Gildersleeve and Professor Montague on Peace Within the Nation, Barnard Against War Service Wednesday events include a College tea for foreign students Thursday presents Christianity and Peace by Professor Fairchild and The League of Nations and the Future of World Peace by Professor Peardan, with sponsorships from Religious Clubs and Language and International Relations Club. Friday hosts an NBSU Symposium on The Student and World Peace.
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Haller
Arts Group
Peace Assembly
Dean Gildersleeve
Eetional ~ Hope
Montague
Gleen Club
Barnard
War Service
Fairchild
Peardan
League of Nations
Future of World Peace
Barnard Hall
Milbank Hall
Music Club
Glee Club
Literary Club
Mortarboard
Peardon
League ‘of Nations
St. Paul’s Chapel
Menorah
Lutheran
Episcopal
Wycliffe
Newman
Social Science Union
Elspeth “Davies
Silver Bay
Helen Raebeck
American Youth Congress
Katherine Smul
National Student Federation of America
Amy Schaeffer
A.S.A
Charlotte’ Bentley
Marion Patterson
Dean Montague to Address All-College Peace Assembly
Barnard College marks Peace Week from November 9 to 13 with an all college assembly at 1 10 Tuesday in the gymnasium. Dean Gildersleeve will discuss International Hope and Professor Montague will speak on Peace Within the Nation. The Glee Club will perform two numbers and the college choir will join in the Peace Week anthem. Classical Club Italian Club and Liberty League have not endorsed Peace Week.
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Barnard
Dean Gildersleeve
Montague
Glee Club
Niebuhr Speech Attacks Roosevelt at McMillin Theatre
Dr Reinhold Niebuhr of the Union Theological Seminary speaks at McMillin Theatre criticizing the Roosevelt program as hollow. He predicts eight million more unemployed when 1929 levels are reached again and blames powerful real estate interests for housing failures. He warns against a written constitution used by reactionaries and accuses Republicans of oligarchical aims. The notes also preview Peace Week events at Barnard College with university leaders detailing activities through Friday.
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Reinhold Niebuhr
Union. Theological Seminary
Columbia Socialist Committee
McMillin Theatre
Roosevelt
Dr. Niebuhr
United States
Washington
Niebuhr
North
Squirearchy
South
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Classical
Liberty League
McMillin
Socialist Meeting
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