Assembly Weighs Constitution Amid Tax Report and Peace Forum
Representative Assembly discusses the college constitution and duties while presenting a blanket tax report. A proposed peace forum for December 10 in the Conference Room is announced, with broader powers for the Assembly debated and a revised constitution distributed for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
All College Peace Forum
Ruth Insche
Representative Assembly
Columbia
Negative Team Wins In Debate At College Parlor
Flora Ginsburg and Shirley Greene won the debate by a three judges unanimous decision over the motion Resolved that Roosevelt should run for a third term in 1940. Kathryn Smitl and Naomi Sells represented the affirmative with the other panelists Professors Baker Clark and Peardon. The talk underscored tradition against a third term and cited Jefferson Madison and Jackson while warning of a drift toward dictatorship and communism. Tea followed the judges' ruling with Helen Raebeck presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Ginsburg
Shirley Greene
Roosevelt
Debat@é
Elizabeth Baker
Economics
Jane Clark
Thomas Peardon
Government Department
Kathryn Smitl
Naomi Sells
Miss Greene
Jefferson
Madison
Jackson
Miss Ginsburg
Miss Sells
Miss Smul
Mr. Roosevelt
Helen Raebeck
Undergraduate Treasurer Submits Annual Budget
Jean Allison, undergraduate treasurer, presents the 1936 37 budget funded by a $6 student activities fee. The plan allocates $.55 to Athletic Association the Bulletin budget $1.40 the press board 1.00 and other groups with Undergraduate Association receiving 1.80. Major expenses include Blue Book about 403 and delegations to inter collegiate conferences with dues and audits and charity gifts to C O S Golden Rule United Hospital Fund Laurinburg Institute and Union Neighborhood Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Allison
Representative Assembly
Algal Pe Quarterly
Glee Club
American Youth Congress
International Relations Clubs
Model League
Model Senate
Model Assembly
National Student Federation of American
Silver Bay
N.S. F.A
C.O.S
United Hospital Fund
Laurinberg Institute
WM Union
Mrs Woodhouse To Talk At Connecticut College Tea
Connecticut College announces alumnae and student committees organize a Vocational Tea on December 6 from 4 to 6 with speaker Mrs Woodhouse director of women's professional relations and economics professor. The event promotes round tables February 16 and lists fields such as writing publishing merchandising psychology and more with 100 names current on the sign-up poster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Going Woodhouse
Connecticut College
F. R. Miles
D. S. Schloss
E. Hansl
M. M. Coleman
Louise Schlichting
A. B. Greeff
Jane Willie
Helen Knapp
Barbara Deneen
Winifred Anderson
Margaret Boyle
Ruth Frankfurter
Woodhouse
Mass Meeting Will Aid Spain
A federation backed rally to aid Spain will close with a mass meeting at City College Auditorium on 23 Street and Lexington Avenue. The event is Friday at 8 P.M with 25 cents student and 1.00 faculty tickets. Funds already raised support Spanish war orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Faculty Committees
City College Auditorium
23 Street
Lexington Avenue
International Relations Clubs discuss causes of war at St. Lawrence
The sixth Conference of International Relations Clubs met at St. Lawrence University Canton New York November 19 and 20 sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for Peace. Barnard delegates Kathryn Smul Flora Ginsburg and Mabel Houk joined 34 clubs from the United States and Canada for round tables on The Main springs of War and Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Atlantic States
Ontario
Quebec
St. Lawrence University
Canton
N. Y
Carnegie [Endowment For Peace
Barnard
Kathryn Smuh
Flora Ginsburg
Mabel Houk
Thomas Peardon
Asif Tannus
3Rd International
Comintern
Thanksgiving Service at St Pauls Chapel Today
The Reverend Henry Coffin of Union Theological Seminary will give the sermon at the annual Thanksgiving Service at 1:10 PM in St Pauls Chapel. The sermon text is Romans 8 28 and Barnard Assembly members have reserved seating until 1 05 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Coffin
Union Theological Seminary
St. Paul’s Chapel
Barnard
Senior Proctors Issue Statement on Smoking Rules
Ruth Insche chair of the Board of Senior Proctors authorizes a college wide notice. Beginning today Barnard students will receive smoking rules by student mail. Repeat offenders will be summoned before the Court of Senior Proctors and fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Insche
Barnard
Barnard Celebrates Gratitude as Thanksgiving Nears
Barnard College neighbors join in grateful reflections as Thanksgiving approaches. Students recall the holiday’s meaning, thank publishers and tobacco firms, and note the long weekend, while older years remark on Pilgrim era habits and modern civility in a reflective, lightly humorous tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Finland
Bulletin
R. J. Reynolds
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
United
Wally Simpson
Butcher’s Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Powers
Student Council
Theo Dy
Presentative Assembly
Liberation
Nest Representative Assembly Cing
Joan Raisbeck
Greene
Ginsburg
Mrs. Woodhouse
Spain
Lyman R. Bradle
Federation
New York Colleges
Columbia University
New York University
City College Hunter College
Brooklyn College
Sarah Lawrence College
Long Island University
Smul
Ginsburg, Hook
Dr. Peardon
Kathryn Smul
Canada
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