Adolescents and Radicalism at Barnard Clash in Campus Letter
A Barnard newsletter editorial criticizes letters arguing radical or Republican positions as adolescent and misguided. It notes the existence of small campus groups, dismisses claims of a loyal opposition, and defends open discussion while urging balanced consideration of political views on campus.
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The
Areopagitica
Barnard
Late Republican Club
Milton
Action For Democracy Club
American Youth For Democracy
Young Communist League
Republican Committee
Miss Follett
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Pat Cady of Barnard Dorm Room Life and Future Plans
A Barnard College profile of Pat Cady, resident halls president, detailing her Brooks dorm suite with two roommates, daily routines, social life, and ambitions. The piece notes her Albany childhood, majors in math, plans for postwar reconstruction in Europe, love of dancing, humor, and extra curricular roles including Greek Games Chairman and Dorms Treasurer.
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Pat Cady
Brooks
Albany
Eleanor Burge
Althea Knickerbocker
Pat
South Bend
Indiana
Fat
Manhattan
Barnard
Big City
Maine
Europe
Rep Assembly
Brick Presbyterian Church
International Relations Club Hears Goodrich on China
Professor Goodrich traced Sino American ties from pre Columbus contact through colonial trade, Open Door policy, Boxer Rebellion and student exchanges, then assessed modern China under Chiang Kai Shek. He praised education of Chinese students and warned China’s unification faces foreign influence and regional factions.
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China
North America
Columbus
America
John Hay
Goodrich
Chiang-Kai-Shek
Chiang
International Relations Club conference outlines postwar world order
More than three hundred delegates from seventy-five colleges in the Middle Atlantic gathered at Marywood College Scranton Pennsylvania for the annual Internationl Relations Club conference. Delegates debated postwar settlements the future of Germany and Japan and how to enable a peaceful world organization while acknowledging risks from Russia and the need for political education and self government.
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Middle Atlantic States
Marywood College
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Germany
Japan
World Organization
Brotherhood of Man
Russia
Europe
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
Balkan
Round Table
United Nations
Great Britain
China
United States
France
Italy
Finland
Baltic States
Communist Party
Saar Basin
League of Nations
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Leila Ross
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Judith Brimberg
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Barbara Raskin
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Atta Baer
Pat Day
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Mary Farley
Shirley Kamell
Marilyn Mittleman
Ruth Murphy
Phyllis Brand
Miriam Gabin
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