Social Group Plans Trip To Friendship Please
The Social Service Committee launches field trips starting November 15 visiting Friendship Please now a clubhouse for white collar emigres. The group surveys opportunities for community and social work involving Barnard students and invites ideas. Members set library space for information and discuss sociological problems surfaced by recent NPCA talks and local democracy.
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Social Service Committee
Friendship Please
Barnard
Niebuhr Warns Utopianism Weakens Resolve in War
Dr. Reinhold Niebuhr criticizes excessive utopianism as weakening moral resolve. He argues that realism demands action despite danger and that perfectionism can excuse tyranny. Tea guests include Mrs. Christina Grant Mrs. Reinhold Niebuhr Professor Byrne and Reverend Robert Andrus.
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Christina Grant
Reinhold Niebuhr
Professor Byrne
Robert Andrus
Urge Willkie-ites To Pay Up Bets
The piece calls on Willkie supporters to settle bets and retract claims about the dollar’s value, noting they are getting a bargain and should pay what they owe now. The tone is political theater urging repayment of wagers related to the dollar’s worth.
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Willkie-ites
Round Table Discussion Held by LR C in Conference Room
The LR C will host a Round Table Discussion on Monday in the Conference Room with tea served. Deutscher Kreis meets in Room 115 Milbank from 4 to 6 on Monday. Classical Club hosts a lecture tea Tuesday from to 6 in 304 Barnard and in the College Parlor.
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Lr.c
Deutscher Kreis
Milbank
Classical Club
Barnard
College
Glee Club Rehearsals Schedule Noted
The Glee Club holds two rehearsals next week. Tuesday 7:30 to 9:30 in 408 Barnard and Thursday 5 to 6:15.
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Glee Club
Barnard
Fall Quarterly Out Thursday Featured Authors
The magazine presents the section Opposite Tides by Louise Peck and Atlas Had an Itch by Phoebe Wrana with illustrations by Elinor Deutsch, Marion Donovan, and Marie Tur bow. New apprentice staff members include Marie Dougherty Evelyn Gonzales Laurice Khouri Louise Peck Andrea Warburg Babette Wiener and Phoebe Wrana.
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Louise Peck
Phoebe Wrana
Elinor Deutsch
Marion Donovan
Marie Turbow
The
Apprentice
Marie Dougherty
Evelyn Gonzales
Laurice Khouri
Andrea Warburg
Babette Wiener
Regular College Tea Set for Wednesday in College Parlor
The College Tea will be held on Wednesday in the College Parlor from early afternoon until 6 o'clock. Students are invited to attend for refreshments and informal conversation in a peaceful campus setting.
Italian Club Luncheon At Barnard Cafeteria
The Italian Club will hold a luncheon on Wednesday at Barnard Cafeteria from 21 to attract members and guests. The event aims to showcase club activities and Italian culture.
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Barnard
Lost gold senior proctor key with Barnard B
Key lost en route from Barnard to Milbank Hall on Wednesday. Gold senior proctor badge with blue Barnard B printed on front. Please return to Marjorie Lawson.
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Barnard
Milbank Hall
Marjorie Lawson
Psychology Club invites students to first meeting at Milbank 417
Students invited to join the newly formed Psychology Club gather for the inaugural meeting in room 417 Milbank today at four.
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Psychology Club
Milbank
Curriculum Committee Program Set for Sunday Meeting
A discussion of the year’s problems and the committee’s specific program will be held Sunday, November 10, as the Curriculum Committee meets at the Deanery. Elizabeth Bishop, chairman, will preside over the meeting. Ruth Taubenhaus, president of the Undergraduate Association, and committee members will attend.
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Harriet Hall
Betty Price
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
West Virginia
Elinor Foster
Ursula di Antonio
Helen Ayres
Kas Moon
O'Connell
Louise Giventer
Tee
Elizabeth Bishop
Ruth Taubenhaus
Hold Coffee Dance at Barnard Hall Today
Columbia plans a second Coffee Dance at Barnard College on the fourth floor of Barnard Hall from 4 to 6 30 p m with recorded music. Men stay on the first floor on business while unattached girls may still obtain tickets through signees. Dancers may cut in and dress rules ban saddle shoes socks sweaters and skirts to raise standards. If missed today, try next month.
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Columbia
Barnard College
Barnard Hall
New Theater Aims for Large Experimental Audience
Columbia drama scene unveils a new theater painted for depth and perspective. Officials say a large faithful experimental audience is essential for the show to succeed.
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Columbia Drama
Access rules restrict male visitors at Barnard Hall
Men are not allowed on floors above the first of Barnard Hall except for business. Security guards enforce the rule, and violations may require leaving the building or reporting to a supervisor. The notice emphasizes restricted access for male staff and guests.
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