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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1933
Page
4
Gertrude Epsteins appeal to college editors urges action against future warfare. A letter copies Columbia Conference resolutions and calls editors to mobilize antiwar movements among students and professionals, stressing editors hold influence over student thought and should unite with the Columbia antiwar body.
The Theatre Union plans to present Peace on Earth, an anti war play by George Sklar and Albert Maltz, at Civic Repertory Theatre on November 29. The production, led by Robert Sinclair, features mass scenes and a low price scale to boost attendance.
Judge Luella North of Clinton County New York Children's Court will speak in Room 303 Milbank at 1 00 p.m. December 4. Miss Clark announces the December 8 meeting on Government and the NRA at 4 P M in the Conference Room.
Professor Gladys A Reichard publishes a critical report titled Exploiting Decency in the Barnard Bulletin. The piece describes a traffic injury scam where drivers are pressured to settle privately, facing questions about finances, and sometimes targeted by doctors and lawyers. It warns of large scale schemes and urges caution against cash-out pressures.
The Permanent Committee of the Columbia Anti-War Conference met at John Jay Hall to discuss a monthly campus magazine devoted to anti-war movements history and present events. The first issue aims for before Christmas with editors Beichman Epstein Graubard Tillman Schweitzer and staff from all university schools.
The fall production of Wigs and Cues, Androcles and the Lion by Shaw, will be staged in Brinckerhoff Theatre on Friday and Saturday, December 8 and 9. Admission is free this year with tickets distributed in Barnard Hall on December 4–6 at noon. Rehearsals continue, directed by Agnes Morgan of the Theatre Guild, with an all-student cast listed thereafter.
Letter from the American Committee for the Relief of Victimized German Children chaired by Fanny Hurst requests editor support. It notes funds are raised to maintain homes for German victims' children in Saarbrucken and Switzerland and seeks volunteers to reduce expenses and maximize aid to the homes.
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