Agar Urges U S To Engage World Or Face Collapse
In a radio address, Agar condemns isolationist ideas and argues the United States bears greater responsibility due to leaders' broken promises to allies. He cites 1920s missteps and warns nihilism and cynicism threaten civilization unless America renews faith in global cooperation and youth involvement. He calls for two actions to ensure survival: restore belief in world history and join cooperative efforts.
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Seountry
North America
United States
Marjorie Madden Injured In Pennsylvanian Wreck
Marjorie Madden forty two president of Residence Halls Association was injured in the Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvanian wreck Sunday night November 9. She suffered a slight concussion and scalp lacerations and was taken to McKettrick Hospital in Kenton Ohio. Twenty three injured and twelve killed in the crash when a cylinder head on the tracks derailed the train. Her father flew to Kenton to be with her.
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Marjorie Madden
Residence Halls Association
Pennsylvania Railroad
Madden
Chicago
New York
McKettrick
Kenton
Ohio
Columbia Offers Defense Courses For Students
Columbia announces defense training with three incendiary and demolition bomb courses meeting Thursdays at 6 pm for six sessions. Applications to University Admissions by November 17. Only one course at a time. spring sessions repeat. Barnard lists five courses with limited spaces in Motor Transport Red Cross Motor Corps Control Room Construction Corps Standard First Aid and Disaster Canteen Unit.
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Office of University Admissions
University Hall
Barnard’s
National Service, Committee On Registration
Red Cross Motor Corps
Control Room
Father Ford Discusses Faith in Religion Education
Father Ford compares faith to an architect designed building noting students focus on partial views of religion. He cites a four year college exposure to secular subjects versus only ten years of basic religious teaching before children grasp the whole.
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Ford
Student Assembly Agenda Shows Open Discussion Policy
The agenda notes continued discussion on selecting a conference secretary. Student Council plans to post upcoming Representative Assembly agendas on Barnard Hall bulletin board. Miss Gunning stresses that BA meetings are open for all student discussion.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard Hall
Letters on WSSF drive and honor code at college
Readers discuss World Student Christian Federation relief work and urge support for WSSF. A separate note warns two freshmen for signing attendance for absent peers, explaining proper steps to excuse absence with written notes to the Dean or class secretary before meetings.
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Tiows
WSSF
World Christian Movements
Ymca’s
Notices and club events for the day and week
A Funds Committee meets in the Conference Room from 12 00 to 12 30. A Student Union tea is at 4 00 in the Conference Room. The Spanish Club shows films from 4 00 to 6 00 on Monday November 17 in room 304 Barnard. The German Club rehearses a play in room 115 Milbank from 4 00 to 6 00 on Monday November 17.
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Funds Committee
Barnard
Milbank
Honor Board Chairman Urges Attendance and Honor Code Adherence
Doris Bayer, chairman of the Honor Board, writes to students urging attendance at required meetings and assemblies. She asks students to notify authorities for unavoidable absences and to refrain from misrepresentation and violations of the Honor Code.
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Doris Bayer
Protestant Clubs Visit Knox Home
Mrs. Raymond Knox hosted a Monday afternoon meeting of Protestant clubs at the Knox home. Mrs. Vladimir Simkhovitch of Greenwich House spoke about the organization work among the underprivileged in Greenwich Village. Episcopal Lutheran and Wycliffe clubs participated.
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Raymond Knox
Knox
Vladimir Simkhovitch
Greenwich House
Greenwich Village
Freshman Class Elects A Conner Treasurer
Miss Alecia Conner was elected treasurer at a Freshmen class meeting last Wednesday. Miss Barbara Kahle urged attendance at the W.S.S.F. relief dance on Wednesday November 19 and asked the Freshmen to consider the size of their donation to the W.S.S.F.
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Alecia Conner
Barbara Kahle
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