Peace Action Plans Booth Testing Student Opinion on Disarmament
The Peace Action Committee urges all students to visit the booth in Jake Hall at noon on Tuesday and Wednesday to share views on disarmament aimed at lowering appropriations and stopping naval arms race. The piece notes looming London Conference, 1935, and debates over parity among England, the United States, and Japan, with figures on 1936 appropriations and plans for future aircraft.
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Booth
Peace Action Committee
Jake
United States
England
London
Japan
France
Italy
Securitr
Amenia
Baldwin
Necesary
Peace Action ‘Committee
Wall
Furthemore
Thanksgiving Services at Columbia University Today
The annual Thanksgiving Services at Columbia University are held at 1 10 in St. Pauls Chapel with a speech by Henry Sloane Coffin of Union Theological Seminary. A special section is reserved for Barnard students.
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Columbia University
St. Paul’s ‘Chapel
Henry Sloane Coffin
Union Theological Seminary
Barnard
Faculty Calls for General Armament Disarmament Debate
Professors across English history government departments discuss disarmament urging international regulation and the League of Nations. They weigh the wartime transition, Germany rearming, and U S disarmament needs as debate continues.
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Huttman
History
League of Nations
Peardon
Government Department
Germany
Singer To Be Spanish Club Guest at Brooks Hall
Lucretia Bori of the Metropolitan Opera Company will be guest of honor at the Spanish Club meeting to be held Tuesday November 26 in the Blue Room Brooks Hall. She may sing if her contract allows. Refreshments will follow.
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Lucretia Bori
Metropolitan Opera Company
Brooks Hall
Miss Bori
Miss Dorado
Intellectuals Need Religion Says Professor Fairchild
Professor Hoxie Neale Fairchild of Columbia English argues in chapel that even scholars require religion to justify ideas and life. He asserts belief in human freedom and creativeness, unity of personality, and that reason and noble thought rely on religion. More thinkers are returning to religion.
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Hoxie Neale Fairchild
Columbia Chapel
Professor Fairchild
Fairchild
Notices Off Classroom Blackboard Policy
The class and lecture room blackboards may not display notices of student activities. Ample facilities are provided on regular bulletin boards in Milbank and Barnard Halls for such notices. J. J. Swan, Comptroller.
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Milbank
Barnard
Barnard Music Club Opens Season With Student Recital
The Barnard Music Club held its first recital of the season in Room 408 Barnard at 4:15 P M last Friday. Cynthia Rose played Bach and Beethoven pieces, Vera Riecker performed a violin solo, Maria Berzejova sang in her native tongue, and Myra Scrating displayed Mendelssohn on piano. Helen Dengler and others contributed accordion and French songs as the audience included founder Helen Feeney.
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Barnard Music Club
Barnard
Sonya Turitz
Cynthia Rose
Vera Riecker
Maria Berzejova
Miss Berzejova
Theresa Carillo
Myra Serating
Mendelssohn
Miss Scrating
Helen Dykema Dengler
Helen Feeney
Agnes Leckie Seeks End of Student Ruling on Outside Affiliations
Agnes Leckie argues for abolishing Barnard College Blue Book limits on outside affiliations at a Thursday Undergraduate Association meeting. She cites benefits of Current Events Club joining NSL groups, while addressing autonomy concerns, precedent effects, and individual membership vs group affiliation.
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Alice Corneille
Agnes Leckie
Barnard
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Barnard Peace
Ruth Borgenicht
Len
Jay
William Haller
Butler
Amherst
Latham
English Department
Madame Muret
History Department
Spain
Valencia
Rome
Metropolitan Opera House
Miss Bort
Ravinia Opera Company
Chicago
Metropolitan
Norrhan Thomas
the Nation
League For Industrial Democracy
Social Science Forum
America
Mr. Thomas
Russia
Thomas
J.J. Swan
Ruth Insche
Diana Hirsh
Point
Council
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