Campers must appoint leaders for Barnard Camp trips
The notice outlines that campers will be under club or private auspices with Delphine Dowling as contact. Ossining New York hosts the Barnard Camp on Jour ind Road with a $100 group charge toward a monthly cleaning fee. Transport options include train from New York Central to Ossining and taxi or car plans.
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Delphine Dowling
Jourind Road
Ossining
New
New York Central
New York
Guld Founder Talks At Newman Meeting
Mrs Francis J Sheed of London spoke at a Newman club meeting in Eng hant about Catholic lay lecture movements and the Catholic Evidence guilds aims to explain doctrine and revive religious interest. She noted six free will speakers in England with branches in Australia and the United States including Oklahoma City and Babington to expand worldwide. No questions to Father Ford followed the talk before tea and discussions.
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Mrs. Sheed
London
Catholic Evidence Guild
England
Enghant
Francis J. Sheed
Newman Club
Catholic Evidence Radio
Sheed
Guild
Eare
Stralia
Babington
Oklahoma City
Ountry
United States
Lillian Dick Elected President of Psychology Club
Lillian Dick was elected president of the Psychology Club on Tuesday November 14, succeeding Ada Shearon who resigned for health reasons. A new procedure was suggested to initiate future nominations for the presidency within the executive committee rather than from the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Dick
Psychology Club
Ada Shearon
McBain Predicts Court Will Approve N R A
Howard Lee McBain, dean of the Graduate Faculties, argues in The Independent Journal that the Supreme Court will not deny the NRA and may avoid a harsh reversal. He compares today’s emergency measures with The Federalist papers and notes constitutional questions in child labor, minimum wage codes, Congress to President power, processing taxes, and price fixing.
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Supreme Court
N. R A
Howard Lee McBain
Independent Journal
National Recovery Administration
Floward Lee McBain
Isle of
Independent
Ndt
Dean McBain
Federalist
School of Journalism
Court
Congress
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Nicholas Murray Butler
Edwin R. A. Seligman
Department of Economics
Col. Spectator
Anti War Meeting At Noon On Campus
Barnard students and faculty are urged to attend a noon meeting with Mr Schweitzer invited to address the crowd. A program appealing to all students will be devised and the election of officers for the Barnard organization will likely conclude the session.
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Schweitzer
Barnard
Peace Is Attainable Says Princeton Paper
An editorial in The Princetonian argues pacifism is possible as public opinion shifts realistic, not sentimental. It urges universities to educate for peace, reform military culture, and lead by example in disarmament and civic responsibility.
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Princeton
A. Alile
New York Flerald Tribune
The
Princetonian
New Religious Interest in England Says Knox
Chaplain Raymond C. Knox reports a growing religious awakening in England and Scotland not as emotional revival but a quest for spiritual meaning. He cites publishing figures, better written books, and BBC religious talks along with church leaders backing war prevention and renewed social movement ties.
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England
Knox
Raymond C. Knox
Scotland
Europe
Woman’s ‘Graduate Club
Philosophy Hall
Kingdom
Students Participate In Red Cross Drive
Barnard College joined Red Cross activities through November 17. Margaret Wilhelm said the drive was not as successful as hoped, though some subscriptions were won and two donation boxes filled. Helen Cahalane helped at Penn Station with Wilhelm, and afternoons at the Chrysler Building followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Barnard College
Pennsylvania Station
Chrysler Building
Margaret Wilhelm
Social Service
Barnard
Medical Aptitude Test Set For December Sixth
The Medical Aptitude Test for students finishing pre medical preparation will be held December sixth. Students who wish to take it should notify the Occupation Bureau.
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Occupation Bureau
Foot Clinic Sought At Barnard Amicable Foot Week
The Department of Physical Education sponsors an informal Foot Clinic in room 204 Barnard on November 20 21 and 22 from 12 to 1. Miss Tuzo and Miss Wolf supervise advising on foot conditions and proper treatment.
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Department of Physical Education
Barnard
Miss Tuzo
Wolf
Miss Young Discusses Russian Recognition Policy
Miss Young argues recognition of Russia is a good risk for trade and credits, noting the Soviet Government handles business and that extension of credit may follow recognition. The Social Science Forum hosts informal luncheons with Barnard and Columbia faculty, inviting student affiliates.
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Miss Young
Russia
Social Science Forum
Social Science
Barnard
Columbia
Rose Somerville
C. Collyer
FE. Goldberger
B. Goldman
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Newman Meeting
Gs von Teligin
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Broadcasting Corporation
Oxford Union
Chaplain Knox
Owl
Bozyear
Eastman School
Bulletin of Information
Aatman School
Board of
Regents
Clement C Galae
West 123d Street
N. Y
Harlem
Gantley’s Food Shoppe
Gantley’s
Broadway
114Th St
Amsterdam Ave
120Th St
Florists
G Papadem & CO
115Th
116Th Streets
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