International Re Sub Meeting to Elect Delegates
Notice announces a Friday noon meeting in the Conference Room to elect delegates bound for the Delaware reference.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1936
Page
2
Freshman Junior Weekend Camp Sign Up Note
A signup poster for the Freshman Junior Weekend at camp lists a date of 20 21 and 22. It notes the event will be placed near the north entrance Friday at 12 15. Miss Margaret Holland will chaperon the group and Edna Jones 38 will be the student leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Margaret Holland
Edna Jones
Literary Club Opens with Talk on Modern Theatre
The Literary Club holds its first meeting at 7 30 P M on Thursday November 12 in the conference room Wilemel Rothenberg 138 will discuss specific phases of the modern theatre New members are invited to attend and students may contact Tatiana Astromislensky via Student Mail for information
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilemel
Rothenberg
Tatiana Astromislensky
Dean Gildersleeve to speak on Academic Freedom
Dean Gildersleeve will address the Social Science Union on Thursday November 19 at 4 p.m. in the College Parlor. The college is invited to attend. On Friday a second meeting in the College Parlor will discuss student peace activities in connection with Peace Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gildersleeve
Social Science Union
Editor of Student Advocate Tells of Burke's Struggle
The piece previews differing views on a feature about Burke and calls for reading Marie Warner's article on the Mental and Sex Hygiene course. It notes Freud's Libido theory and Henry Lieberman’s piece on football players in Saturday's Children, plus Lewis Corey's Debunk? the New Prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Student Advocate
Burke
Marie Warner
Warner
Freud
Henry Lieberman
Spectator
Ideas of Noel Coward Used in Junior Show
A feature on a college junior show critiques society’s muse and campus fashion, contrasting Noel Coward era wit with modern college life. It notes students in gray moods, longing for romance, and references to Barnard, Warner Brothers, and campus routines with a sly, critical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Coward
College Peace Week Endorsed by Students and Faculty
The Social Science Union hosts a symposium to close Peace Week with talks by Elspeth Davies Helen Raebeck Katherine Smul Amy Schaeffer and Charlotte Bentley on peace movements. Seven students will sign the nationwide enrollment against war at a Peace Action Booth Thursday and Friday. An Armistice Mass Meeting at Madison Square Garden features Senator Nye Norman Thomas Dorothy Canfield Fisher and Joseph Lash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Science Union
Elspeth Davies
Silver Bay
Helen Raebeck
American Youth Congress
Katherine Smul
National Student Federation of America
Amy Schaeffer
American Student Union
Charlotte Bentley
Action Booth
Jake
Marion Patterson
Barnard
Madison Square Garden
Gerald P. Nye
Norman Thomas
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Joseph P. Lash
Peace Week Song Held Over War Theme
A lyric titled Peace Week Song uses the John Brown’s Body tune to urge world peace, decry weapons and war, and call students to unite for a constant peace mission. It condemns munition makers and promotes hope that war shall be no more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Peace pageant and campus events headline at New York venues
Dr. Sidney Goldstein leads a peace program with a dramatic pageant and chorus. free tickets are available at 71 West 23rd Street or via Charlotte Bentley and Ruth Dietz at Barnard. An Armistice Dance under the American Student Union is planned for November 14 at the Hebrew Orphan Asylum. New York University and City College dramatic groups present two plays. subscriptions are thirty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Goldstein
West 23Rd Street
Charlotte
Bentley
Ruth Dietz
Barnard
American Student’ Union
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
138 Street
Amsterdam Avenue
N.Y.U
City College
Mayor Addresses City Functions And Public Service
The mayor outlines city government goals and stresses improving the situation. He urges selecting career professionals for civic posts as a primary way to enhance public service.
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G. G
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George’ Hamilton
Eve Symington
George Hamilton
Eddie Lebaron
His Tango Orchestra
Eldorado
Waldorf Astoria
Jessie K. Herkimer
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