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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1935

Page

4

Armistice Day Plans Made at Barnard College

Barnard College announces its Armistice Day program on November 12 in the college parlor with poetry readings. Miss Gildersleeve will read selections from the Trojan Women. Miss Caroline Spurgeon of London will read. other readings include Maurice Baring and John Masefield poems.

Caroline Spurgeon Shakespeare College Aftor University of London Miss Spureon England Vsiting Barnard Maurice Baring John Masefield Barnard College

Brailsford links 1929 slump to global decline in democracy

British Liberal Henry Noel Brailsford, speaking at McMillin Theater, says democracy is a minority view and freedom a refugee due to the 1929 slump. He argues tariffs, quotas, and import restrictions worsened living standards and shifted international trade toward self sufficiency, with high butter and sugar costs cited in Germany, France, and Italy.

Henry Noel Brailsford McMillin Theater Institute of Arts and Sciences Brailsford Mr. Brailsford

Music Club Hears Speaker Miss Van Buren at First Meeting

Barnard Music Club hosts Miss Lotta Van Buren expert on ancient keyboard instruments. She explains history from clavichord to piano and demonstrates pieces by Bach Rameau and Dowland. A tea precedes the talk with officers and guests. a student recital and Henry Cowell lecture are planned.

Miss van Buren Europe New York Bach Rameau Dowland Sonya Turitz Aida Smith Myra Scrating Ruth Tischler Cynthia Rose Helen Dykema Dengler Vera Riecker Lowell P. Beveridge Miss Weeks Professor Beveridge William Mitchell Gena Tenney Lawrence Rassmussen Clifford Ladd Henry Cowell

Peace Mobilization to be Held at Noon on Library Steps

Faculty at the university express mixed views on a noon Peace Mobilization on Armistice Day. Some advocate mass action while others call it futile or caution against militaristic framing, with several professors stressing pacifist or antiwar themes and student engagement.

Clara Eliot Eliot Reichard Anthropology Department Hoxie Fairchild English Department Arthur D. Gayer Economics Department United States Pacific

Barnard Students Asked to Meet for Peace Mobilization

Barnard College announces a noon gathering in front of Barnard Hall for students intending to participate in a peace demonstration today. Posters will guide the route and students are urged to march together as a group.

Barnard Hall United States R.O.T.C National Students Federation of America Student League For Industrial Democracy American Youth Congress Y.M.C.A Y.W.C.A National Student League Inter-Seminary Movement Committee On Militarism Barnard

Quarterly Is Reviewed in a Lively Editorial Tone

The piece praises the Quarterly for its brisk journalism and strong prose while deeming its verse weakest. Miriam Borgenicht and Miriam Roher are highlighted for sharp, modern feature writing and humor. Stories Shore Leave Quoth the Raven and Big Wind receive noted praise for wit, pacing, and character, with Father Flaherty and Katie Donaghue a standoutGem for oral delivery by Honora Dalton.

Quarterly New York Miss Laurie Miss Aaronson Daphne Miriams Miriam Borgenicht Miriam Roher Honora Dalton

Elspeth Davies to Speak on Oxford Pledge at Mobilization

Columbia students mobilize for peace on Armistice Day with Henry Noel Brailsford addressing the crowd on the Economic Roots of War. Els​beth Davies of Barnard will discuss the Oxford Pledge and posters will guide Barnard students to Barnard Hall for a noon march.

H. N. Brailsford Elspeth Davies Student Oxford Columbia Law Library Henry Noel Brailsford Walter Gelhorn Law School Harry K. Carman Herbert Teachers College Neblitt National Students Federation of America Richard Stair Columbia Student Board

Representative Assembly To Meet Monday

The Representative Assembly will convene Monday at 12:00 in Room 304. The primary topic is the ruling on outside affiliations by Barnard Groups.

Representative Assembly Barnard Groups

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Dean College Parlor New Leader Music Club Prof Fairchild Mme. Muret History Department Madame Muret Dr. von Helms Barnard Stud Prof. Sturtevant Miriam Professor Sturtevant
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