Burke Defenders Form Defense Committee For Reinstatement
A student group led by Arthur Pearce announces a Tuesday eveing Burke defense trial at Columbia. The committee plans a torchlit march and seeks an interview with President Butler to discuss reinstatement amid Barnard and A SU actions.
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Robert Burke
Columbia College
Arthur Pearce
Columbia ’38
Burke Defense Committee
Burke
Benjamin Brown
Columbia '37
Columbia Student Board
Bulletin
Butler
Burke Defense
Unis
Amphlet
Stet
Heidelberg
Arthur Garfield “Hays
American, Civil Liberties, Union
Berle
Study Aids Urged For Barnard Students
C Gilbert Wrenn promotes Practical Study Aids to boost college success. He cites planning a definite study schedule, goal setting, recitation, dictionary use, and attention to charts and graphs as keys. Overlearning and spaced reviews reduce rapid forgetting, sustaining long term retention.
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C. Gilbert Wrenn
Barnard
Wrenn
McDonald to Speak on German Refugees at Harkness Theater
James G. McDonald editorial writer for the New York Times and former League of Nations Refugees Commissioner will discuss "The Problem of Refugees from Nazi Germany" in Harkness Academic Theater on Monday October 5 at 4 p.m. The Jewish Students Society hosts the event and it is open to the public.
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James G. McDonald
New York
Times
League of Nations Commissioner For Refugees
Nazi Germany
Harkness Academic Theater
Jewish Students Society
Barbecue Date Announced at Barnard Camp
The annual fall Barbecue will be held at Barnard Camp on Sunday October 11 at 2 00 PM. Sign up posters will be on Lake near the north entrance at 12 15 today and stay a week. Day students pay 50 cents and dormitory students 25 cents. Menu includes chicken Bar B Q style potatoes baked in hot coals and a vegetable. Coffee and doughnuts available after a short hike to Hemlocks campsite where a new lean-to for outdoor sleep has been built.
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Barnard
Freshman Day Welcomes Barnard Class of 1940
The class of 1940 at Barnard College was welcomed at Freshman Day events in Brooks Hall and Hewitt Hall. Dean Gildersleeve and faculty greeted the newcomers with lunch, Greek Games demonstrations, and remarks on academic advising. Martha Reed led student greetings, with club overviews and athletics talks by Frances Henderson and Margery Ray.
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Brooks Hall
Hewitt Hall
Gildersleeve
Gregory
Martha Reed
Miss Weeks
Elspeth Davies
Barnard College
Frances Henderson
The
Athletic Association
Margery Ray
Barnard
Alene Freudenheim
Ruth Landesman
Dean Gildersleeve Addresses Barnard Freshmen
The Barnard College dean urged new students to treat Barnard as a liberal arts college and to work hard. She advised choosing two activities, preserving health, and building a personal library while following college rules and using campus notices to ease life.
MacIver Discusses Harvard Tercentenary Lecture
Dr Robert Morison reports on James Bryce MacIver berating interviews about his Doctor of Letters at Harvard Tercentenary. MacIver declined to discuss himself and offered vivid details of ceremonies and pre discussions. The conference gathered seventy six scholars from fifteen nations to debate social change and human environments.
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Robert Morison
Maclver
Leiber
Harvard
Maciver
Diacles
Ing
First College Assembly Set for October Presentation
The first all college assembly will be held on Tuesday October 6 at 1 10 in the gymnasium. Dean Gildersleeve Martha Reed the President of the Undergraduate Association and Frances Henderson the Chairman of Honor Board will speak. Attendance is required and students are asked to bring their Bluebooks for songs.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Martha’ Reed
Frances ‘Henderson
Barnard Trustees Mourn Plimpton and Knapp Loss
Barnard College honors George Arthur Plimpton, trustee and treasurer for forty seven years, and Charles Knapp head of Classics, with tributes from Professor William Brewster. Plimpton, born 1855 in Walpole Massachusetts, died July 1. He led Ginn and Company and served Amherst College as president of its board. He held multiple honorary degrees and chaired various boards, reflecting wide educational and philanthropic impact.
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Barnard
George Arthur Plimpton
Barnard College
Charles Knapp
Plimpton
William T. Brewster
Walpole
Massachusetts
Amherst College
Harvard Law School
Ginn and Company
Union Theological Seminary
Peter Jack To Lecture Here At Barnard College
Peter Munro Jack is appointed Lecturer in English for 1936 37 at Barnard College. He is a noted writer of book reviews for the Times Sun New Republic Yale Review and other outlets and a graduate of Aberdeen University with high honors in English literature and language. He studied at Cambridge University as a research student and tutor after serving as lecturer in Aberdeen University.
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Peter Munro Jack
Barnard College
Jack
New York
the Times
the Sun
the New Republic
Yale Review
Aberdeen University
the Senate
Seafield
Scottish Text Society
Cambridge University
Anisho
Fragmentary OCR Summary Amid Unclear Text
The readable fragments hint at a discussion of restoration, civilization, and personal state but lack clear subjects or events. No identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations are confirmed in the legible lines.
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Rep. Assembly
Barnard Representative Assembly
American Students Union
Frances Smith
Defense Committee
Columbia
American Student Union
Heidelberg Universly
Herbert E. Hawkes
Dean Hawkes
McDonald
Hear
A.A
Dean
College of Liberal Arts
Miss Gildersleeve
Dr. Maclver
By Cornelia Elliot
All College Assembly
G. Plimpton and
C. Knapp
Peter Jack
Rere Remrm Tee
Emi
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