Testament of Youth Author Vera Brittain Speaks At McMillin
Vera Brittain, famed author of Testament of Youth, spoke at McMillin, discussing her wartime memoir and its aim to illuminate a young woman's perspective. She stressed writing not to provoke tears but to prompt thoughtful consideration of future war and its human impact.
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Robert Valeur Opines On American Girls At French Club Luncheon
M. Robert Valeur of Columbia University spoke at the Alliance Francaise of New York luncheon, comparing French and American social norms. He noted French visitors praise American girls yet find American female independence challenging, condemning both cultures’ expectations and calling American friendships lively but potentially lacking in warmth.
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Dijon
International Club Program Announced
At a meeting in the Little Parlor last Wednesday the International Relations Club was formed on the lines of the extinct club. The aim is to replace social focus with talks and discussions on international topics. Miss Diana Campbell spoke of Carnegie Foundation support and a Conference on International Relations for college students at year end. She urged Barnes participation. The next meeting will be announced in two weeks and a membership drive will begin soon.
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Senior Tea Offered to College Faculty Members
A large number of seniors and most language faculty attended the first Senior Tea given to faculty in the college parlor on Tuesday. Senior Class President Georgiana Remner and Senior Tea Chairman Margaret Goble welcomed guests, with many seniors serving and pouring tea.
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Helen Hershfield
Jessica Sullivan
Lucile Walsh
Kay Montgomery
Louise Dreyer
Eleanor Jaffe
Hazel Bager
Virginia Gildersleeve
E. D. Perry
W.brewster
Mabel Weeks
Charles Knapp
L. Loiseaux
W. Braun
C. Baldwin
Gertrude Hirst
N. McCrea
Haller
Puckett
Miss Dorado
le Duc
Fairchild
Riccio
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Greet
Latlam
Sturtevant
Gray
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Mespoulet
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Reynard
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Marshall
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von Helms
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Librairie Franco Américaine Opens at Amsterdam Avenue
The Librairie Franco Américaine located at 1133 Amsterdam Avenue near 116th Street announces its opening and offers a selection of Franco American books and periodicals. The shop aims to serve the French speaking community with literature and cultural goods.
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Plan Conclave for Eastern Colleges Initiated
Miss Smith proposes a Barnard Liberty League aiming to discuss government and economy from a conservative view. Plans include four major speakers and three to four discussion meetings across the year with topics on governance and the new economic era. Dr Nathan, Princeton faculty, brings international policy expertise and ties to the Reich era.
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Marie Smith Explains Liberty League on Barnard Campus
Marie Smith speaks for a group of eight founding a Barnard Liberty League. The aims are to stimulate Barnard students’ interest in government and business issues and study their effect on the individual citizen, to uphold fundamental rights.
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