Calendar items and theater events listed for 1931 33
Calendar entries show a Thanksgiving service at Coffinstaul's Chapel and club events at Barnard paths College Parlor and McMillan Theater. Debates and lectures include Norman Thomas versus Solon De Leon on tactics in social conflict at AMcMillan Theater and a history lecture by Prof Ayres at the theater.
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Knox
St Paul's Chapel
Norman ‘Thomas
Solon de Leon
Amcmillin Theater
Bishop Urges Individual Thought in World Affairs
The Bishop of Winchester told St. Pauls Chapel listeners that individual study of God's mind is needed to solve international issues. He urged not thinking in terms of your nation versus mine but considering how nations relate, citing students in Benares reflecting on life as a model for the West. The Gospel laws guide spiritual harmony, he said, and minds must be revised.
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Winchester
St. Paul's Chapel
Benares
India
IAS
Social Science Forum Plans Reorganization
Moscow scholars and activists including Norman Thomas Scott Nearing J Muste Frieda Kirchner Boas Theresa Wolfson and Morris Hilot weigh reorganizing the forum. members discuss visiting Brookwood Labor College and factories to study conditions and support strikes and relief efforts for workers families.
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Moscow
Norman Thomas
Scott Nearing
J. Muste
Frieda Kirchner
Professor Boas
Theresa Wolfson
Morris Hilot
Brookwood Labor College
Patterson
Pradax
Noltdes
Leorum
Elest Cleers
Palarec Group
Barnard
Openings for Majors Surveyed by Faculty
Barnard alumnae prove versatility across fields. Noted women include Margaret Mead 23, curator at the American Museum of Natural History. Erna Gunther 19, anthropology associate at the University of Washington. Elsie Clews Parsons 9, former American Ethnology Society president and author. Botany, Chemistry, Economics, and Sociology majors are highlighted with distinguished positions and research roles.
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Barnard
Margaret Mead
American Museum of Natural History
Samoa
Erna Gunther
University of Washington
Elsie Clews Parsons
American Ethnology Society
Dr. Benham
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Josephine Pratt
Fifth Avenue Hospital
Debat e Planned on Wednesday by Thomas De Leon
International Workers of the World figure J W De Leon, ex Rand School research chief, now with Tabor Research and Workers School, slated as speaker. He edited the American Labor Year Book in 1925 and holds a Columbia MA. The Columbia Social Problem Club shifts to university lines and seeks Barnard involvement.
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Ternational Workers of the World
J. W
Notable policies at eastern women's colleges
The notes question when Vassar students begin major work, the limited smoking policy at Wellesley, Pembroke College's compulsory chapel, and the endowment comparison between eastern women's colleges and men's parallel colleges.
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Vassar
Wellesly
Pembroke
College For Women
Brown University
Binder to speak on Palestinian music at Menorah tea
Mr Binder choir master of the Free Synagogue will lecture on the development of Palestinian music at the Menorah Tea Monday December 5th at 4 oclock in College Parlor. He will lead Hebrew and English songs sung by Palestine pioneers and is noted for inspiring proper spirit in Hebrew music.
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Menorah
Binder
Free Synagogue
College
Palestine
Mrs Mather Speaks on Work with the Blind
Mrs Winifred Mather founder of Lighthouse describes pioneer American effort to educate the public on preventive measures aiding doctors and nurses in preventing blindness. Chaplain Knox notes Lighthouse origins aiding sightless people to useful citizenship. The Mathers’ global work includes 1928 travels through India Egypt and China promoting blindness prevention and care.
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America
Winifred
Lost Mather
Inaugural English Exam Sparks Debate at Barnard
Professor Fairchild of the English Department says the new comprehensive English literature exam should aid majors rather than discipline them. He notes the move toward greater student independence at Barnard may reduce English major numbers as juniors shift to seniors with stricter requirements. Further department head interviews planned for the next issue.
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Landicapped
Fairchild
Barnard
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