Professor Peardon Sees Peace Path Amid Global Strife
Professor Peardon urged cautious optimism about world peace during Peace Week. He warned war remains likely but not inevitable, citing crises from Manchuria to Ethiopia where diplomacy averted full-scale conflict. He favored US alliance with England and the Soviet Union or France, lower trade barriers, and reciprocal trade pacts to ease tensions while urging skepticism about Pan American conferences and Japan threat myths.
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Mrs Lewis Visits Barnard and Nearby Women's Colleges
Mrs Edith M Lewis director of the Women's College Board of Chicago arrived at Barnard for a short stay and to tour multiple women's colleges including Wellesley Vassar Bryn Mawr Goucher Mount Holyoke and Simmons She observed Barnard student life attended classes laboratories and club meetings and met students at meals and coffee during her visit
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Plebe and sergeant argue over uniform posture
A brief dialogue shows a plebe answering with I am sir while the sergeant orders stand at attention. The exchange centers on whether the uniform is at ease or proper discipline.
Student Peace Activity Discussion Sponsored by S. 8.U.
Discussion on the Student Peace Activity continues from page 1. Barnard's group urged endorsing the ASU at Silver Bay Conference. Helen Raebeck cites the American Youth Congress aims to pass the American Youth Act to move students toward education and away from war. The congress supported the Nye-Kvale bill to abolish compulsory ROTC in colleges and the United Student Peace Committee plans a peace strike next April.
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ASU Peace Move Discussed By Amy Schaeffer
Amy Schaeffer describes the American Student Union as a student group backing the Nye Kvale bill opposing war prep and supporting the Oxford pledge. She notes last April’s peace strike was called by the ASU and dismisses nonmembers as apathetic.
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