Far East Conflict Debate at F P A Meeting
The Foreign Policy Association at Hotel Astor held a discussion on Issues Behind the Far Eastern Conflict with Dr. Hu Shih of Peking University and Shingoro Takaishi of Osaka Mainichi and Tokyo Nichi Nichi. Buell moderated as questions focused on Japan China relations and the world order.
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The
Foreign Policy Association
Hotel Astor
Hu Shih
National University of Peking
Shingoro Takaishi
Osaka
Tokyo
Far East
Family of Nations
Takaishi
Japan
China
Western Hemisphere
Adelson Writes From Abroad
Adelson writes from London describing four weeks in the city. He notes deepening interest in English social conditions and his housing study bringing him into contact with officials, courts, and working class residents as he observes life in London.
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London
Barnard
England
Cornwall
Channel
Thames
Beaux Arts Ball Showcases Costume Promenade and Waltz
Forty couples danced the Grand March at the Beaux Arts Ball in the Residence Halls last Friday night. Hal Marley’s Blue Lions Orchestra played waltzes and old time swing as students dressed in 17th and 19th century costumes mingled behind silk masks and lace. Mary Rhodin led the Grand March at midnight and Elspeth Davies won best costume. The event, a first in residence halls, drew invited faculty and students and ran from 9 to 1 with punch served during intermissions.
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Barbara Reade
Beaux Arts
Hal Marley
Blue Lions Orchestra
Bolh
Ing Vines
Mary Rhodin
Elspeth Davies
Carolyn Swayne
Angela Wall
Betsy Harper
Elizabeth Suppes
Carolyn Brackenridge
Helen Smith
Dean Gildersleeve
Miss Abbott
Miss McBride
Miss Blackburn
Fall Quarterly Is Reviewed In Editorial Tone
Elisabeth Reynard reviews the autumn issue of Fall Quarterly noting its more representative appeal and focus on undergraduate writing. The magazine includes four articles three short stories and verse with Geneva Kaleidoscope praised for vivid group depiction.
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Geneva
Professor Brewster
Brown Reviews Theatre Season By John Mason Brown
New York Post critic John Mason Brown spoke at McMillin Theatre praising modern drama and Shakespeare revivals. He argued theatre should convey genuine emotion and reflect reality while offering artistic understanding. He cited Maurice Evans in King Richard II and Mercury Theatre Julius Caesar as strong examples, while criticizing Tallulah Bankhead in Antony and Cleopatra and Conway Tearle as Antony.
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Theatre of America
John Mason Brown
New York Post
McMillin Theatre
Mr. Brown
George Pierce Baker
Shakespeare
Maurice Evans
Mercury Theatre
Antony and
Cleopatra
Tallulah Bankhead
Miss Bankhead
Conway Tearle
Antony
Surrey Players
Mental Adjustments Course Added to Curriculum
Barnard introduces Psychology 3 Mental Adjustments a non-technical survey of mental health occupational choice and educational guidance for non majors. Mr Simpson teaches in Winter Session and Dr Youtz will offer Psychology 4 in Spring Session with practical suggestions and objective tests.
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Barnard
Simpson
Youtz
German conductor Rudolph Thomas to lecture on Der Rosenkavalier
Prominent German conductor Rudolph Thomas will present an illustrated lecture recital on Strauss Der Rosenkavalier in the all college gym at 1 10 today. He formerly led the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music orchestra and opera departments and organized the New York Civic Orchestra in 1934. Barnard earlier hosted his recital on Salome. The Music Club sponsors the assembly and invites the entire college.
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Rudolph Thomas
Germany
Thomas
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
New York Civic Orchestra
Barnard
Straus Opera
Salome
Music Club
LR C Attends Peace Parley at St Lawrence University
Kathryn Smul of the International Relations Club will lead a discussion on Regional and Cultural Groupings as Factors in the Maintenance of Peace at the Middle Atlantic International Relations Club Conference November 19 and 20 in Canton New York. Elaine Glaston, Flora Ginsburg and Mabel Houk represent Barnard as delegates. The conference, sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for Peace, will feature Prof F R Scotti of McGill and Miss Louise Moll of Vienna addressing the group.
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Kathryn Smul
International Relations Club
St. Lawrence University
Canton
N. Y
Elaine Glaston
Carnegie Endowment For Peace
Flora Ginsburg
Mabel Houk
Barnard
F. R. Scotti
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
Louise Moll
Vienna
Utria
University of Delaware
Syracuse University
Delegates Fail To Decide On Basic Policy At Peace Conference
Delegates at the Sixth Annual Columbia Peace Conference failed to settle major issues after hours of discussion and tabled the main work. They adopted a program for the coming year proposing a seven member continuations committee to form the nucleus of a new Peace Council and outlined voting rules for university organizations and non delegated student members. The conference opened Thursday night at Harkness Theatre with panels in Hamilton Hall to lay groundwork for a minimum program.
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Columbia
Peace Council
Zane Mechlier
New College
Warren Thiesen
Columbia College
Charlotte Bentley
Barnard
Drayton Bryant
R. Alexander
Burton C. Rush
Leon Goodelman
New Columbia Peace Conference
Harkness Theatre
Hamilton Hall
Warren Theisen
Burton Rush
The
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Mr. Tachi
Frances Williams
Pennington
League of Nations
Ation
Adelson
Dear Miss Weeks
Miss Reynard
Elisabeth Reynard
Brown
McMillin
By Jean Bullowa
Peace Conference
Lr.c
K. Smul
St. Lawrence
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