Barnard Girls Action in Roosevelt Campaign Work
Barnard Liberal Club members aided Democrats with canvassing street corners and distributing literature in the Bronx area from 116 Street to 120 Street Riverside to Morning Side. Volunteers like Ray Schwab Betty Zlotsky June Boasley Joanne Ruth Winnie Barr Edith Udell and Peggy Weitz spoke for liberal and New Deal platforms and worked as floaters and on the election day doorstep drives leading to Roosevelt's victory.
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Barnard Liberal Club
Democrats
Barnard
Liberal Club
Riverside
Morningside
Ray Schwab
Betty Zlotsky
June Boasley
Joanne Ruth
Beverly McGraw
Roosevelt
Winnie Barr
Liberal Party
Bronx
Sherman and
Dykeman Avenues
Edith Udell
Dewey
Wagner
Gloria Straus
Nancy Harris
Eleanor Kraut
Meriam Fishman
Joan Sanger
Roxanne Connick
Barbara Smith
Democratic Party
Lewis
Margaret Weitz
Barnard Roosevelt Committee
131 Street
Amsterdam
Edman Urges Spiritual Plan for World Peace
Professor Irwin Edman spoke at LCA Chapel on November 1 urging a global moral imagination to build a lasting world organization. He warned against economic despair and cynicism and called for three beliefs: the power of human love, trust in intelligence to cooperate, and faith in human nature’s natural idealism as foundations for international unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Edman
LCA Chapel
Edman
Ellen McGuire to Speak on Catholic Action and Labor
Ellen McGuire former secretary of the National Catholic Welfare Council will address the Newman Club tomorrow at 4 in the Dodge Room Earl Hall on Catholic Action and the Labor Question. Father Dooley will lead the Province seminar at 7 30 in Roosevelt House Newman Rooms with weekly Winter sessions.
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McGuire
Newman Club
Dodge Room
Earl Hall
Ellen McGuire
National Catholic Welfare Council
Catholic Action
Province Seminar In Apologetics
Newman Rooms
Roosevelt House
East 65 Street
New York
Father Dooley
Cathedral College
Annette Auld
Jake
Hertzberg Explains Judaism as Tradition and Culture
Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg in a Dodge Room Earl Hall lecture titled What is Judaism? He argues Judaism is a tradition of a people with religious emphasis and a secular culture, not merely a nation or religion. A general discussion followed with audience questions.
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Arthur Hertzberg
Dodge
Earl Hall
Hertzberg
Dr. Hertzberg
Juilliard Students To Give Recital
Juilliard Graduate School students perform a recital tomorrow at 5 PM in the Recital Hall at 120 Claremont Avenue. The program features ensemble and solo works including Bach Brandenburg Concerto No 6 performed by a viola cello and piano sextet.
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Juilliard Graduate School
Claremont Avenue
Bach
Eichelberger To Be Guest of P C December 4
Political Council will sponsor an address by Mr Clark Eichelberger at the December 4 meeting. Eichelberger attended the Dumbarton Oaks meetings and will discuss them. Since 1934 he has been National Director of the League of Nations Association and since 1939 director of the commission to study the organization of peace. He is editor of the Changing World.
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Political Council
Clark Eichelberger
Barnard Delegates at IRC Conference in Scranton
Four Barnard students represented the college at the IRC Middle Atlantic Conference held November 16 to 18 at Marywood College Scranton Pennsylvania. Delegates were Gloria Liff Ellen Haight Joan Leff and Judith Rudansky 46 with IRC president Liff guiding postwar cooperation and policy discussions.
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Barnard
IRC
Marywood College
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Gloria Liff
Ellen Haight
Joan Leff
Judith Rudansky
Lutheran Club Meeting To Hear Winfred Elson
The Lutheran Club hosts a 4 o clock meeting in the Conference Room with Winfred P Elson director of the News Bureau of the National Lutheran Council as speaker on Lutherans in the News. Elson is a University of Ohio graduate with a long career in newspaper and motion picture work since 1921 and will discuss Lutherans during the current war.
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Winfred P.elson
National Lutheran Council
Mr. Elson
University of Ohio
Red Cross Tea Sponsored By NSRCC At Barnard
A Barnard College tea honoring Red Cross volunteers will be held Wednesday from 4:00 to 6:00 in the College Parlor. The event, run by the National Service Red Cross Committee, invites the entire school. Red Cross nurses and officials will attend to answer questions while Ro berta Wickersham notes the aim to recruit more volunteers.
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Red Cross
National Service Red Cross Committee
Roberta Wickersham
NSRCC
Barnard
Harvey shines as charming Broadway debut
Josephine Hull and the rest of the cast deliver excellent performances as empathetic townsfolk unsettled by dipsomania in Mary Chase's "Harvey." Antoinette Perry's deft direction and authentic set design enhance a playful, uplifting production likely to run for months to come on Broadway.
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Josephine Hull
Mary Chase
Harvey
Antoinette Perry
Jewish Clubs Confer at Columbia Conference Next Sunday
The Federation of Jewish Student Organizations hosts a postwar America themes conference at Columbia University on Sunday November 26 starting at 2 PM. Keynote speakers include Ludwig Lewisohn and Dr. Horace Kailen. Panels cover Religion Education Interfaith Zionism and Vocational Guidance.
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America
Federation of Jewish Student Organizations
Columbia University
Brander Matthews Theater
Ledwig Lewisohn
New Palestine
Horace Kailen
New School For Social Research
Philosophy Hall
Bernard Bamberger
West End
Abraham Katsh
New York University
Willard Johnson
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Isidore B. Hoffman
Brander Matthews
A. Roland Jiliot
World Student Service Fund
Naomi Aleh-Leaf
Columbia
Barnard
Adelphi
Smith
Rutgers
Temple
Dunn To Address Zoo Majors At Meeting
Professor Leslie C. Dunn executive officer of the Columbia Zoology Department will address zoology majors December 1 at 4 PM in room 339. Dunn will speak On Mice and Men. Other students are invited to attend and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie C. Dunn
Columbia Zoology Department
Dunn
Forum To Present Prof C C Goodrich
The War Activities Committee sponsors the second Forum for Freedom tomorrow afternoon at four. The International Relations Club hosts Professor Luther Carrington Goodrich of Columbia University, an authority on China, who will discuss the problems of China. He wrote A Short History of the Chinese People (1943) and A Syllabus of the History of Chinese Civilization and Culture (1941). The Forum meets in the Conference Room and is open to the entire college.
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War Activities Committee
International Relations Club
Luther Carrington Goodrich
Columbia University
Goodrich
China
H. C. Fenn
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Juilliard
Eichelberger
P.C
Lutheran Club
Winifred Elson
Red Cross Group
Broadway
Prof
C.C. Goodrich
ST. Paul's Chapel
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