Barnard students lead in British War Relief fundraising
Barnard College reports the Faculty and Administration donated 304.25 to the Barnard Committee for British War Relief, with friends contributing 278.67 and the Juniors 110.75 leading student groups. Freshmen close behind at 109.60, Seniors 96.40, and Sophomores 57.60. Health Committee funds totaled 11.34, with Mary Ewald announcing continued donations.
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Barnard Committee For
Friends of Barnard
Mary Ewald
Health Committee
Stevenson elected Freshman Class Social Chairman
Janet Stevenson has been elected Social Chairman for the Freshman Class at the class meeting last Friday. Other candidates were Gloria Monahan Anne Porcher Virginia Lee Vuldner Doris Jorgenson Claire Engren Carol Sheldon and Betty Goodspeed.
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Janet Stevenson
Last Aiday
Gloria Monahan
Ananne Porcher
Virginia Lee ‘Uldner
Doris Jorgenson
Claire 'Rgren
Carol Sheldon
Bety Goodspeed
Mitchell To Lecture On Concert Today
The second Busch Concert preview lecture is set for this afternoon at 4 in the College Parlor. Columbia University music instructor William J. Mitchell will discuss the Busch String Quartet program for Monday evening November 25. Tickets are available from noon to 10 in Room 407 Barnard Hall, Mrs. Grant's office, or the Columbia Music Department sixth floor Journalism Building.
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Busch
William J. Mitchell
Music
Columbia University
Busch String Quartet
Barnard Hall
Blue Lions to Dance at Columbia Thanksgiving Formal
John Carvey's Blue Lions will play at the Thanksgiving formal sponsored by Barnard Interfaith Council and the Earl Hall Society of Columbia College. About sixty couples are expected. the event funds interfaith social activities funded by Mrs. Arthur Hays Sulzberger. The dance runs from 9 to 1 in Earl Hall with a buffet in the Dodge Room.
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John Carvey
Blue Lions
Barnard Interfaith Council
Earl Hall Society
Columbia College
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
Earl Hall
Dodge Room
Miss Georgiana Remer Reviews New Quarterly
Georgiana Remer, in a critique of the current Quarterly, notes a shift from 1930s moral peril to a softer focus on love ghosts and picnics. The piece questions present relevance, compliments Miss Dougherty and Miss Price on a three way subjective story, and hints at an Open Letter from the Editor.
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Georgiana Remer
New Quarterly
Quarterly
Miss Dougherty
Miss Price
Joan
Interview with Mrs Niebuhr Ends In Pacifist Discussion
Florence Fischman profiles Mrs Reinhold Niebuhr noting her English background and philosophy of prioritizing the welfare of the group. The interview shifts from Oxford life to pacifism and the couple’s theological stance, with Mrs Niebuhr describing her militant world view and pacifist roots.
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Neibuhr
Florence Fischman
Reinhold Niebuhr
Oxford
Niebuhr
United States
Dr. Niebuhr
Union Theological Seminary
UCA to Hold Thanksgiving Dance at Earl Hall
The University Christian Association plans a Thanksgiving Dance on Friday November 29 at 9 00 p m in the remodeled Earl Hall auditorium Tickets are fifty cents each and available at the Earl Hall office via Reverend Robert G Andrus Counselor to Protestant students Dr Paul C Payne secretary of the Presbyterian Church in America will speak Sunday November 24 at 7 30 p m in Earl Hall on Worship in a Modern World
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The
University Christian Association
Earl Hall
Robert G. Andrus
Paul C. Payne
Board of Christian Education
Presbyterian Church In America
U.C.A
Payne
la Modern World
Hold Second Forum on National Defense Topics
Assistant Professor Richard Youtz and Professor Harry Hollingworth of the psychology department will lead the second student faculty forum on national defense. The talk is set for Wednesday November 27 at 445 PM in the College Parlor. Youtz will cover Newspapers Public Opinion and War while Hollingworth speaks on psychological factors in crisis and conflict.
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Richard Youtz
Harry L. Hollingworth
Psychology
Youtz
Hollingworth
UCDAF Rally Highlights Academic Freedom Debate
Students from several schools attended a Friday rally at noon sponsored by the University Committee for the Defense of Academic Freedom. Charles Hendley spoke on potential wartime pressures on campus and policy. A faction formed the Columbia Council for Academic Freedom during an eight day old organizational meeting.
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University Committee For the Defense of
Charles Hendley
Committee For Democracy and Intellectual Freedom
Marshall Perlin
Law
UCDAF
Columbia Council For Academic Freedom
Harold A. Rugg
Teachers College
CCAF
John Jay Hall
Rugg
Thanksgiving Service Today at St. Pauls Chapel
Dr Henry Sloane Coffin will speak at the annual Thanksgiving Service at 110 this afternoon. His address title is Thanksgiving in a Judgment Day. Barnard students attending will have reserved seats in the chapel.
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Henry Sloane Coffin
St. Paul's Chapel
Barnard
Brothers Sherwin Present Jazz History Lecture Recital
Robert and Albert Sherwin of Columbia gave a lecture recital on The American Sway of Music at the Music Club meeting in the College Parlor on Friday afternoon November 15. Robert lectured while Al demonstrated piano theory. They traced American song from Yankee Doodle to Tin Pan Alley and early ragtime, noting How Over There and Oh How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning, with Alexander’s Rag Time Band translated into many languages.
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Robert
Albert Sherwin
Columbia
Music Club
America
Tin Pan Alley
George M. Cohan
Irving Berlin
Alexander
Miss Elizabeth Arden To Address Barnard Freshmen
Miss Elizabeth Arden, renowned beauty expert, will address Barnard College freshmen next Tuesday on beauty and skilled living. Beforehand Miss Wayman will discuss statistics from freshman and senior questionnaires detailing motor habits attitudes and principles guiding healthier living.
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Elizabeth Arden
Miss Arden
Miss Wayman
Physical Education
Thanks For Thanksgiving When And Wherever It May Be
Satirical year-end note praising democracy and wartime morale contrasts with a playful list of pop culture icons and comforts. It pokes fun at politics and society while expressing gratitude for modern life and holiday spirit. The closing P.S. adds a contrarian jab about five oclock shadow and cafe society.
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Disney
New Yorker
P.S
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Mittee
British War Relief Society, Inc
Barnard Committee
Great Britain
Phyllis Wickenden
Barnard Committee For British War Relief
Stevenson
Mitchell
Interfaith Formal
Sherwins
Arden
Ackermann
Koenig
Britain
Duce
Sixth Avenue
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