Barnard Blue Shirts letter errors noted in Forum column
Barnard Bulletin readers dispute a Friday Blue Shirts article and request corrections. David B. Mautner clarifies his statements about the Barnard Liberty League and ASU participation while noting a Blue Shirt chapter exists.
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Nancy Fraenkel
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Taussig Addresses National Youth Administration in Ann Arbor
Charles W. Taussig spoke under Michigan School of Education and American Youth Commission auspices on the National Youth Administration. He urged re stating the democratic ideal through education, stressing civic training aligned with cultural and vocational learning to safeguard democracy against fascism and communism.
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International Relations Club Plans Conference Delegation
The International Relations Club discussed the December 4th and 5th conference at the University of Delaware under Carnegie Endowment auspices. Delegates will represent the Middle Atlantic states with twelve conferences nationwide this year. Last year’s delegates included Agnes Leckie Katherine Smith and Shirley Adelson. A China Japan question discussion is set for November 17 with a Japanese youth speaker.
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United States
Agnes Leckie
Katherine Smitl
Shirley Adelson
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