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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1938

Page

4

Columbia Youth Committee Against War Seeks Peace Agenda

The Columbia Youth Committee Against War held its first meeting of the year and adopted an eight point peace program. It urges halting U S militarization, ending protection of American dollars risking lives, a genuine war referendum, rejection of collective security, stopping industrial mobilization, supporting a strike against war, funding alternatives to armament, and promoting international peace with justice. Members may become voting delegates by sending name and address to Richard Cohn at 924 John Jay Hall.

Columbia Youth Committee Against United States America Richard Cohn John Jay Hall

Transfers Find Barnard Different

Over the country attendees at a tea include many Barnard transfer students paired with transfer sisters from the same class. USC, Lorra LeLash’s former Alma Mater, is among the distant schools represented. The event is organized by Jean Kranz with assistants and several professors named as guests.

University of Southern California Lorra LeLash Barnard Jean Kranz Virginia Wodtke Marion McGovern Lorraine Nelson Joan Thonet Jane Flickinger June Crolly Adeline Bostelman June Williams Ann Richards Carolyn Duncombe

Quarterly Announced Yearly Plans At First Staff Meeting

At the first staff meeting of the year the Quarterly editorial board outlined new features for the year including faculty written articles with author profiles, student contribution contests, and open meetings with modern criticism by metropolitan critics. A second issue contest winner will contribute, with a November 10 first issue. A tryout poster for the literary and art staff was posted on Jake with apprentice staffs to follow. Current staff lists include editor Miriam Weber, editorial board Ruth Borgenicht Jean Bullowa Florence Dubroff Christine Eide, literary Cornelia Elliot Evelyn Hubbard Olga Scheimer Jane Mantell Irma Zwerger Rita Roher Fay Henle Marjorie Davis Norma Raymond Marion Halpert Jean Lyons Ann Strobidge Mildred Rubinstein, art Mabel Houk Lucia Quintero Frances Freedman, assistant art Kathleen Fluhrer Beverly Gilmour Charlotte Johnson Marie Turbow.

Quarterly Jake Miriam Weber Ruth Borgenicht Jean Bullowa Florence Dubroff Christine Eide Cornelia Elliot Evelyn Hubbard Olga Scheimer Jane Mantell Irma Zwergel Rita Roher Fay Henle Marjorie Davis Norma Raymond Marion Halpert Jean Lyons Ann Strobridge Mildred Rubinstein Mabel Houk Lucia Quintero Frances Freedman Kathleen Fluhrer Beverly Gilmour Charlotte Johnson Marie Turbow

Newman Club Teas Incoming Catholic Students

A reception and tea hosted by Newman Club officers and senior members will welcome incoming Catholic students in the College Parlor next Tuesday at 4 pm. Guests include Dr. and Mrs. Hayes and several faculty members. all upperclass Newman Club members are invited.

Newman Club Frederick Rice Alumnae Association Teresa Carbonara Carlton J. H. Hayes William Duffy Mabel Foote Weeks Donald Read Margaret Crane Barnard Helen M. Bailey Eugene H. Byrne Lorna F. McGuire Charlotte Muret Marguerite Mespoulet James Oliver Dino Bigongiari

Dr Karl Deutsch to Speak at ASU Forum Series

Dr Karl Deutsch will address ASU students in a club forum as part of the year’s series. He previously spoke to students including George S Counts and Corliss Lamont and was a delegate to the World Youth Congress at Vassar College.

George S. Counts Corliss Lamont New York ASU Dr. Deutsch German Social Democratic Students Czechoslovakia Vassar College

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