Soul Science Forum invites members for 4 semester focus
Barnard College notices announce the Soul Science Forum plans a year of lectures on democracy socialism and fascism with alternating speakers. Activities include four weekends at Barnard Camp and a first meeting October 14 in the College Parlor followed by membership signups and officer elections. El Circulo Hispano meets October 15 in the College Parlor welcoming new members and featuring four Spanish language students from Barnard plus talks on student life in Spain and Argentina. Tea will be served and the Spanish Room at 145 Hewitt is redecorated for members and friends.
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Ater
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Barnard Hall
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Eleanor Ortman
Janet Haris
Barbara Lake
Treasvet
Ison Irvine
el Circulo Hispano
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Club
Rosita Alvarez
Madrd
Span
Teresa Carrillo
Aventina
Martinez
Colombia
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Porto Rico
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Mis Mharez
Spain
Miss Camillo
Lite
Argentina
Miss Camilo
Hewitt
Florculo Hispano
Barnard Dean's Report Highlights International Exchange
The report notes Dr. Alexander A. Vasiliev from Russia joining Barnard as Visiting Professor of History to teach ancient and Byzantine history. It outlines ongoing foreign scholarships for women from multiple nations and plans to bring Argentinian, Czechoslovakian, and Spanish students, plus English study for several scholars including Sara Bright. A campus Peace Week and committees on international cooperation are also described.
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Alexander A. Vasiliev
Vasiliev
University of Wisconsin
France
Hungary
Italy
Norway
Turkey
Barnard
Argentina
Czechoslovakia
Spain
Sara C. Bright
England
Thomas P. Peardon
Francaise Club Plans Fall Program and Dance
The ia Sccete Francaise will hold its first meeting of the year on Monday October 17 in room 104 Milbank. A business meeting will set plans for the year. a committee will oversee the annual play and spring dance and membership cards will be issued. Professor Loisiaux will explain the club purposes to new members.
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Ia Sccete Francaise
Milbank
Commit
Romante
Loisiaux
Freshman Guidance From Dean Gildersleeve at College
The dean advises the class of ’39 freshmen on self discipline and weekly routines. She urges independent study, prompt action, and seeking help from professors and staff while avoiding rumors and idle gloom. She emphasizes sacred library books and owning nontextbooks.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Freshman and Sophomore Class Meetings at Noon
Freshman and Sophomore classes hold first term meetings today. Freshman in Room 304, led by Betty Maciver, discusses eight nominees, four finalists, then final selection for Freshman President. Sophomores meet in Brinckerhoff Theatre to elect social chair, treasurer, and poster chairman. transfer students welcomed. Charlotte Haverly calls Senior class meeting for Oct 9 in Room 304 to discuss teas and a possible Christmas Dance.
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Constance Friend
Brinckerhoff Theatre
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Aline Freudenheim
Charlotte Haverly
Barnard
Miss Haverly
Columbia Jester Spurned By Bulletin Editorial
A Columbia University Bulletin report recounts the dismissal of the Jester editor who sought Barnard undergradua te staff help. He offered three dollars in Jester copies after interviews and pressed for Barnard talent to join. Bulletin staff rejected his plea while publicizing his encounter and the editor's plea for material.
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Barnard
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Hamilton offers $500 Leavenworth scholarship for American men
A unique scholarship of five hundred dollars is announced by Hamilton College. It is open to all men in America bearing the name Leavenworth. The fund emphasizes broad eligibility and nationwide reach.
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Hamilton College
America
Leavenworth
Yale President Angell Compares Novel to Bustle
President Angell of Yale says an historical novel is like a bustle a fictitious tale built on stern reality. He argues fiction must rest on solid facts and enduring truths drawn from history.
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Angell
Yale
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