City Housing History Cited By Isaacs
Manhattan Borough President Stanley Isaacs spoke before the American Student Union outlining New York City housing history since 1901. He urged more state aid and noted private rents remain high for low income renters despite progress in federal and municipal management.
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Isaacs
Stanley M. Isaacs
Manhattan
New York City
American Student Union
Mr. Isaacs
Jaacs
Queensbridge
Queens
Red Hook
Brooklyn
Langdon W. Post
Fall Quarterly Appears Today
The autumn issue of Quarterly is ready for distribution with photographic illustrations for the first time in two years. It includes travel article En Route by Florence Dubroff and a profile of Professor Clare Howard by Mildred Rubinstein, plus four poems and a long story Ears and Mr. Dimario by Marion Halpert. Professor Thomas Peardon will review the magazine.
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Clare Howard
Mildred Rubinstein
Frances Freedman
Florence Dubroff
Alps
Flora Ginsburg
Bulletin
Mr. Dimario
Marion Halpert
Christine Eide
Jean Bullowa
Florence Mackie
Thomas Peardon
Government Department
Shotwell to Lead Barnard Peace Forum at Noon Rally
An Armistice Day peace rally at McMillin Theatre today at noon will be led by Shotwell with Dean Herbert E. Hawkes chairing. Professor Irwin Edman will discuss Peace and the Ivory Tower, and student Robert S. Gordy will speak on Students and Peace.
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Shotwell
Barnard Peace Forum
McMillin Theatre
Herbert E. Hawkes
Columbia Peace Council
Irwin Edman
Philosophy
Ivory Tower
Robert S. Gordy
Edman
Columbia University Quarterly
United Student Peace Committee
Youth Committee Against War
McMillins
George W. Hartmann
Teachers College
William Meyers
Fellowship of Reconciliation
National Youth Committee Against War
Vocational Committee Sets Question Deadline
The Vocational Committee invites questions for the Information Please program to be sent to Barbara Deneen 39 by next Friday. A panel of alumnae will answer and advise undergraduates on careers at a later meeting this month, coordinated with Katherine S. Doty of the Occupational Bureau and alumnae chair Dudley Miles.
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Barbara Deneen
Miss Deneen
Katherine S. Doty
Occupational Bureau
Dudley Miles
Barnard Women Press For Careers Amid Homeward Trend Debate
Barnard College students express strong interest in careers as debates swirled around Mount Holyoke dean Harriet Allyn’s claim that men gently push women back toward domestic roles. Eighty percent of canvassed freshmen plan to work, with some Barnardites embracing journalism while others advocate staying home.
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Mount Holyoke College
Harriet Allyn
New York Times
Barnard
Mary McBride
Seniors Choose Class Officers in Brinckerhoff Theatre
Margaret Grant and Genevieve Arnspiger were elected delegate to Representative Assembly and Long Leader at a Senior Class meeting held last Wednesday in Brinckerhoff Theatre. The group debated senior hygiene lectures with Jane Bell opposing class discussions of sexual relations. Bell urged private consultations with Dr Alsop and home solution, while others argued lectures are non compulsory and informative. Elizabeth Jackson said she would discuss the matter further with Dr Alsop.
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Margaret Grant
Genevieve Arnspiger
Representative Assembly
Brinckerhoff
Jane Bell
Miss Bell
Barnard College
Elizabeth Jackson
Dr. Alsop
Barnard Council Hosts Symposium on What Now America
Barnard Student Council sponsors a Faculty-Student Peace Forum titled What Now America. Professor James T. Shotwell of Columbia will speak Tuesday at 1 10 PM in the college parlor on whether American foreign policy should change after Munich Pact. Discussion led by Professors Thomas Peardon and Arthur Gaver. Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve will preside.
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America
Barnard Student Council
James T. Shotwell
Columbia
Thomas Peardon
Arthur Gaver
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Shotwell
Carnegie Endowment For Peace
League of Nations Association
Committee of International Intellectual Cooperation
League
Carnegie
Jean Allison
Flora Ginsburg
Elizabeth Jackson
Ruth Taubenhaus
McQuiston Heads Barnard Freshman Class Of 42
Miss Joanne McQuiston was elected freshman class president at Barnard in a noon meeting on Wednesday November 9. Evelyn Gonzales became Greek Games chairman and McQuiston will serve on Student Council preside class meetings and coordinate lyric lectures rehearsals and tryouts with the sophomore chair.
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Joanne McQuiston
Evelyn Gonzales
Miss McQuiston
Westtown School
Pennsylvania
Cairo
Egypt
Barnard
Helen Marraro
Frances Flint
Miss Gonzales
Gorton High School
Yonkers
Meredith Wright
Glee Club Concert Rehearsals Soothe Harassed Reporters
The Barnard and Columbia Glee Clubs plan a November 19 concert and dance at the Hotel Biltmore with the Dartmouth Barbary Coast orchestra. Subscriptions for couples are $3, individuals $1.25, and tickets go on sale next week. The program features Gershwin pieces, Hassler selections, Strauss numbers, and a Gluck chorus performance.
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Glee Club
Bulletin Office
Barnard
Dartmouth Barbary Coast Orchestra
Columbia Glee Clubs
Hotel Biltmore
Jake
George Gershwin
Ossian
Fingal
Brahms
Robert Delaney
Daniel Gregory Mason
Department of Music
Barnard Glee Club
Columbia Club
Hans Leo Hassler
Johann Strauss
Gluck
Alceste
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Dean Hawkes
Helen Abbott
Jullietta Keney
McQuiston
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