Dee Republic Alive And Kicking Loyal Opposition Letter
To the Editor and Miss Wetmore, a former Republican Committee member, praise is given for her leadership during the campaign. The letter defends fair play, cooperation across parties, and stance as the loyal opposition, aligning with Willkie’s post 1940 framing and urging defense of democratic rights at Barnard.
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Miss Wetmore
Bulletin
Republican Committee
Barnard
Miss
Democratic Committee
Wendell Willkie
And She Wants More Radicals Here To the Editor
A reader derides the Barnard campus for stalling radical thought. The letter argues colleges should foster independent thinkers and radicals who challenge economic interests and social norms, urging students to boldly speak from any stance to improve the world.
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Dewey
Liberal Club
Honorary Degree Awarded to Bishop Walter Baddeley at Columbia
Walter Hubert Baddeley, Lord Bishop of Melanesia, received Columbia University’s Doctor of Sacred Theology in the Low Memorial Library rotunda. The ceremony noted his WWI service, postwar ministry, and 1932 mission work in Melanesia, where his guidance aided American troops in the Solomons during the war.
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Walter Hubert Baddeley
Melanesia
Columbia University
Low Memorial Library
United States
British Solomon Islands
Solomons
New Britain
New
Ireland
Admiralty Islands
Saint Paul's Chapel
Otis R. Rice
Rice
Baddeley
Oxford
Aukland
New Zealand
Nicholas Murray Butler
University
Milton Doctrine Commemorated at Low Library Rotunda
Milton's Areopagitica, a landmark defense of press liberty, was discussed in Low Library with speakers William Haller and Marjorie Nicholson. The St Paul's Chapel Choir performed Milton selections and Handel pieces as part of a program by the English Graduate Union with Columbia Library and partners.
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Milton
Low Library
William Haller
Barnard English Department
Majorie Nicholson
Columbia University
Haller
St. Paul’s Chapel
John Milton
Handel
The
English Graduate Union
Columbia University Library
Union Theological Seminary
Columbia University Press
Scully Lectures on Water Safety for Red Cross
Captain Charles B. Scully of the New York Red Cross will speak on Water Safety Today used by the Red Cross in camps armed forces schools and elsewhere. The talk in College Parlor is sponsored by the Athletic Association and open to all aquatics enthusiasts and Red Cross supporters.
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Charles B. Scully
New York
First Aid
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Athletic Association
Scully
University Orchestra Presents Concert at McMillin Theatre
The Columbia Orchestra conducted by Herbert Dittler will give a December 2 concert at 8 30 p m in McMillin Theatre. Solo violist Milton Katims will perform the Stamitz Concerto with a program including Luening Overture Mozart and Beethoven symphony.
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Columbia Orchestra
Herbert Dittler
McMillin Theatre
Otto Luening
Barnard Music Department
Mozart
Viola
Stamitz
Beethoven
Milton Katims
Mr. Katims
Columbia University
Professor Dittler
National Orchestral Association of New York
Carnegi Hall
Wallenstein Sinfonietta
Liberal Club Tea Introduces New Faculty Advisory Board
The Liberal Club will host a tea on Thursday November 30 from four to six in the College Parlor. The new Advisory Board includes Dr. Virginia D Harrington Dr. Elizabeth F Baker Dr. Gertrude Rich and Dr. S Stansfield Sargent. Joanne Ruth says faculty supervision is essential as members invite prospective entrants to meet the board. Members report post election work with Labor Education Service PAC Cooperative Store U S S A League of Women Voters and the O P A.
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Liberal Club
Virginia D. Harrington
Elizabeth F. Baker
Gertrude Rich
S. Stansfield Sargent
Joanne Ruth
Liberals
Labor Education Service
PAC, Cooperative Store
U.S.S.A
League of Women Voters
O.P.A
Russian Circle Plans Party and Lecture Series
Tickets go on sale for the Russian Circle party on January 13 in room 301 Philosophy Hall with dancing entertainment and refreshments all are welcome Countess Tolstoya daughter of the author spoke on Tolstoy Writer And Philosopher at Russky Kryzhok gathering on November 21, the third in the term’s lecture and entertainment program.
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Philosophy Hall
Tolstoya
Tolstoy
Russky Kryzhok
World peace talks outline postwar order and regional security
W Leonard Godshall outlines Bretton Woods Dumbarton Oaks and UNRRA roles. He emphasizes Security Council, General Assembly, and a world community tying Atlantic and Pacific regions. Dr Hoffman warns against Europe federation and advocates regional pacts within a global framework. Continuous discussion yields ideas, not final conclusions, with later film discussion at Earl Hall.
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Bretton Woods
Dumbarton Oaks
Chicago
New York
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
W. Leon Godshall
Miami University
Carnegie Endowment
Pert
Security Council
General Assembly
Secretariat
International Court of Justice
Dr. Godshall
UNRRA
Walter Lippman
Ross J. S. Hoffman
Fordham University
Europe
Atlantic Community
Wilson
Pacific
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Republican Party
Walter Baddeley
Bishop Beddeley
Butler
University Orchestra
Luening
Katims
WOR
Mutual
N.B.C. Orchestra
Barnard Hall
Journalism Hall
Ellen Aladin
I.R.C
World Economic Council
Hoffman
Ronald Coleman
Ida Lupino
Earl Hall
Noy
Roger & Gallet
Roger & Gallet Soo
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