Armistice Day Pacifism Rally At Columbia University
At the Sun Dial Columbia University on Armistice Day noon, a pacifist demonstration heard Clark Graubard and Professor Tesher Dunn of the Zoology Department urge action to prevent a repeat of 1917. Dunn recounted his shift from pacifism to support for defense and called for a new method of celebrating the war’s end.
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University Sun Dial
Tesher Dunn
Zoology Department
Sun Dial
Columbia University
Clark Graubard
Dunn
Zoology
Wallace
United Stats
Leonard Wood
Luther Described as Sturdy Disputant in 450th Anniversary Talk
Professor Robert Fife of Gebhard College described Martin Luther as a sturdy disputant and forceful personality during a speech marking the great reformer’s 450th anniversary. The lecture noted Luther’s early boyhood in a small native village and traced his studies and impact, with remarks to continue on page 3.
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Morgiven
Robert Fife
Gebhard
Fife
Mars
Lockers at Standard Gym to be cleared over padlock issue
Due to misunderstandings students have placed outside pads on gym lockers and used apparently vacant lockers without official assignment or a purchased lock. Every student involved must obtain a locker assignment from the Physical Education Department and buy a regulation lock from the Comptroller’s Office. unofficial padlocks will be filed off on Friday November 17 and locker contents held for the owner John J. Swan Comptroller.
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Physical Education Department
Comptroller’s Office
John J. Swan
Comptroller
Committee organized for 1934 Senior Week
Helen Stevenson chairs the first Senior Week Committee meeting held November 8 at 12 30 pm in the Little Parlor. She asks each member to submit a budget and committee rosters by November 17. Members include Gertrude Epstein Ivy Day chair and Anna Hill Johnstone Tea Dance chair.
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Helen Stevenson
Little Parlor
Jean Waterman
Miss Stevenson
Gertrude Epstein
Ivy Day
Anna Hill Johnstone
Tea Dance
Helen
Junior Class Plans Announced at Friday Meeting
Prom chair Roselle Riggin says prom tickets drop to eight dollars for February 21 at the St. Regis with Jonny Strong leading the Connecticut orchestra. The Junior Show chair Gertrude Rubsamen seeks cooperation. annual yearbook photos due December 8. University teas, class funds, and campus card sales also noted.
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Roselle Riggin
St. Regis
Jonny
Strong
Connecticut
Miss Riggin
Peggy Goble
Florence Goodman
Darthy Haller
Kay Strain
Elfrieda Wenzel
Louise Dreyer
St. Claire Baumgarten
Miss Dryer
Georgiana Remer
Gertrude Rubsamen
Marion Greenbaum
Three New Members on Quarterly Board at Barnard College
Barnard College's Quarterly literary magazine announces three new staff members Lenore Glotzer Elizabeth Lehmar and Laurose Schulze Berge aged 36 34 and 35 respectively. They earned their spots by submitting solid manuscripts and reviews and try-outs ran through October with more freshmen candidates under test for future editorial roles. Edith Kane in charge of try-outs notes many rising seniors from the Class of 1937 show literary promise. A manuscript plus a review of this year’s issue will count as an application for staff membership.
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Quarterly
Barnard College
Marjorie Wright
Lenore Glotzer
Elizabeth Lehmar
Laurose Schulze-Berge
Miss Wright
Qarterly
Edith Kane
Miss Kane
First Senior Faculty Tea Held Today At D
The college invites all seniors to the first Senior Faculty Tea in the College Parlor on Tuesday November 14 from 4 00 to 6 00 pm. English Philosophy Psychology Fine Arts and Music faculty are invited to attend.
German Envoy to Be Guest of University Tomorrow
University officials prepare to host Hans Luther Nazi envoy with a Faculty Club luncheon and a McMillin Theatre talk as the Social Problems Club leads campus protests. The club denounces the invitation as aiding fascist influence and cites crimes against workers and opponents in Germany and the United States.
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Hans Luther
McMillin Theatre
Luther
Social Problems Club
Columbia
Deutsches Haus
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Berlin
Butler
Leipzig
Hitler
University
South
Ambridge
New Mexico
Philadelphia
Professor Prince to Speak at Assembly Today
Professor John D. Prince, noted educator and former U S Minister to Denmark, will address the assembly at 1 oclock in the gym on The Balkan character. Lunch will precede the lecture. Prince holds multiple Balkan and U S distinctions and has served in New Jersey politics and Columbia University.
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John D. Prince
Jugoslavia
Braun
Prince
Serbia
Crown of
St. Sava
Polonia Restituta
U. S
Denmark
Christian X
Order of Dannebrog
New Jersey State Assembly
New Jersey State Senate
Columbia
Anti War Group Plans To Organize At Columbia
The Permanent Committee of the Columbia Conference formed a university anti war group in John Jay Hall last Wednesday. An executive body of five was elected with Arnold Beichman as Chair and Mark Graubard as Secretary. The group aims to invite other colleges to join and plans a national convention in spring with delegates from student anti war committees.
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Columbia Conference
John Jay Hall
Arnold Beichman
Columbia Spectator
Mark Graubard
Zoology
Donald Tillman
Columbia College
Gertrude Epstein
Bulletin
Morton D. Schweitzer
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Wits Moors Mids
Germen Colan
de Vleserip School
Syer
Mortarboard Pictures
Suzanne Strait
Barnard
Miss Strait
University Teas Association
Faculty Hall
Morningside Avenue
117Th Street
Student Council
Comptroller's Office
Elizabeth Lehman
Laurose Schulze- Berge
Adde
Balkans
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