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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1934

Page

5

Anti War Rally At Sun Dial Noon At Armistice Day

Rally planned for Friday November 9 at noon at the sun dial to commemorate the armistice anniversary. Rabbi Sidney Goldstein and representatives from Barnard College Peace Week Columbia Faculty and anti war groups will speak. A nationwide protest targets Armistice Day urging student opposition to future war.

Columbia Sidney Goldstein War Resisters’ League Barnard College Columbia Faculty American League Against Eace University

Junior Class Sets Course For Closed Show At Prom Plans

Alice Corneille presided as Junior President at a compulsory class meeting of the class of 36. Diana Campbell urged a closed show to avoid misrepresentation whileMiss Weeks and the Faculty Committee supported faculty approval for an open presentation if allowed. Elaine Goltz, chair, led efforts to cooperate with the faculty and a large majority favored a closed show with an open performance possible after approval.

Alice Corneille Helen Nicholl Pierre Diana Campbell Miss Campbell Miss Weeks Elaine Goltz

Barnard Quarterly abandons manifesto for broader college reach

In a shift from a fiery manifesto to a student body magazine, Barnard College’s Quarterly pledges to broaden appeal beyond a literary clique. The new editors aim to publish varied work while maintaining craft, acknowledging challenges from readers who crave originality yet seek accessible content.

New Quarterly Albrecht Durer Durer Barnard Barnard College

Religious Clubs Hold Symposium on Peace Views

Bishop Francis J. McConnell of the Methodist Episcopal Church told a Religious Symposium of Peace held by Episcopal Lutheran Menorah Newman and Wycliffe clubs in Barnard Room 304 that churches can mount organized resistance to war now that they have a formal voice. He joined Catholic and Jewish and Protestant speakers presenting group attitudes toward war.

Churches of America Francis J.mcconnell Methodist Episcopal Church American Federation of Churches Episcopal Menorah, Newman and Wycliffe Barnard McConnell Iather la Farge

Dr James Shotwell to Speak at Assembly on International Peace

Professor James T. Shotwell of Columbia University and Barnard College will report plans for international understanding presented at the Paris Peace Conference. He will relate these to Barnard's fall peace movement and discuss his work with the Carnegie Endowment and the Draft Treaty of Disarmament.

James ‘T. Shotwell Columbia University Academy of Political Science Shotwell Barnard

Freshman President Plans To Wind Up Enthusiasm Of 1938

Alice Davies, elected freshman class president, outlines plans to revitalize freshman enthusiasm at Barnard College. She will major in English composition, join the Quarterly staff, coach plays, and work for the Bulletin next year. Davies attended Horace Mann and Bryn Mawr, led student government, played basketball and hockey, and enjoys horseback riding, swimming, and tennis.

Panna Ampus Barnard Flipeth Davies Miss’ Davies Quarterly Bulletin Horace Mann Dramatic Society Alice Corneille

Bulletin Announces Open Proofreader Positions

The managing board of Bulletin announces open staff positions for undergraduates interested in proofreading. Applications should be addressed to Suzanne Strait editor in chief Diana Hirsh or Miriam Roher manager editors. Selection will consider previous experience and order of application.

Bulletin Suzanne Strait Diana Hirsh Miriam Roher

Freshman Greek Games Chairman Plans Big Ahead

Jean Bulowa, Horace Mann student and Freshman Greek Games Chairman, outlines determined plans for four months of work. She recalls initial fear after the election and says the class aims to mirror the Juniors by winning the Greek Games in both years with a strong, organized effort.

Jean Bulowa

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Sun Dial Mittee Rabbi Goldstein Union Methodist Episcopal Church Fairchild New Style Quarterly Prof Hoxie N. Fairchild Dr. Shotwell Academy of Political Sciences Paris Carnegie Hochschule Fur Politik Berlin Briand-Kellogg Y Alice Warne Elizabeth Swinton Bulowa
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