Mrs Stewart To Speak on the Spanish Crisis
Mrs Maxwell Stewart Student Secretary of the Foreign Policy Association speaks today in the College Parlor under the International Relations Committee. She will discuss the war torn Spain and the international consequences of the conflict with an emphasis on feudal elements and government leaders she met during her stay.
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Fresh Camp Weekend Set for October 16 to 18
A sign up poster announces Freshmen Weekend at camp from October 16 to 18. Sixteen freshmen can register between now and Tuesday with Miss Margaret Holland directing the event and chaperoning weekend activities. Student leaders Henrietta Gerkin and Barbara Reade will assist.
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Jake
Margaret Holland
Henrietta Gerkin
Barbara Reade
Butler Celebrates 35th Anniversary at Columbia
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler marked the thirty fifth anniversary of his appointment as president of Columbia University last Wednesday October 7. He noted in a Spectator statement that he was acting president in 1901 after Seth Low resigned to run for New York City mayor. Butler’s permanent appointment followed on January 6, 1902.
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Columbia Spectator
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Columbia
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Bar-B-Q Week End Camp Draws Barnardites
A Bar B Q weekend at Camp Week End attracts Barnardites with a full schedule of outdoor cooking and socializing. Camp chairman Margo Kuhlman and faculty adviser Miss Holland oversee the event as guests tour Tremlocks and nearby sites, then depart at dusk for the city.
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Miss Holland
Will
Appy
Barnard Alumnae Monthly highlights Spain and alumnae
The October Barnard College Alumnae Monthly features Dr. Alsop on mental hygiene and an eye witness account of the Spanish Revolution from Tarragona. It also profiles Eleanor Touroff Glueck and notes Mrs. Glueck’s work with her Harvard Law School husband on delinquency studies.
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Doctor Alsop
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Sheldon Glueck
Eleanor Touroff
Barnard
Harvard Law School
Plans for Peace Week Issued by Barnard Groups
Tentative schedule for Peace Week November 9 to 13 approved by the Representative Assembly lists a language clubs meeting on November 9 to discuss the League of Nations. A peace assembly, talks by Dean Gildersleeve, Glee Club songs, Dr. Gulielma Alsop as chief speaker, and a college tea are planned along with various club meetings and a booth by Peace Actions groups.
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Peace Week
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Glee Club
Athletic Association
Gulielma Alsop
Social Science Union
Jake
Barnard Quarterly
Junior Show seeks Class of 1938 book contributors
Judith Lenert, chairman, requests all Class of 1938 members with material or ideas for the show book to contact via Student Mail immediately. The show is late in getting under way and needs prompt participation.
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Judith .Lenert
Pre-Law Club Breaks Ties With S SU
The Pre-Law Club declares independence from the Social Science Union to focus on presenting prominent speakers on current legal issues and women in law. Officers elected are Barbara Lake president Ruth McElveney secretary treasurer and Janice Wormser publicity manager. Judge Agnes Craig will speak at a luncheon on Thursday October 15. Members and interested non-members are invited to attend. contact Barbara Lake via Student Mail. Subscription for each semester is 50 cents.
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Pre-Law Club
Barbara Lake
Ruth McElveney
Janice Wormser
Agnes Craig
French Club Seeks New Members and Activities
The Societé Francaise invites students to join the French club for language practice and cultural benefits. Officers include Arlene von Sternberg president and Estelle Richman vice president. The club offers a study room, monthly talks, conversations, a yearly play and dance, outings to French cinema and restaurants, a Normandy steamship trip, and a Paris Fellowship for senior majors.
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Societé Francaise
Arlene von Sternberg
Estelle Richman
Anna Waldron
Ninetta di Benedetto
Riverside
Normandie
Paris
Jake
Congress Heard by Assembly On Youth Congress Motion
A motion to endorse Barnard participation in the American Youth Congress was tabled by Rep resentative Assembly after discussion. Helen Raebeck of Barnard introduced the motion to the convention held in July. Members will seek more information on the Congress aims and policies, with literature posted on the Assembly Bulletin Board.
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American Youth Congress
Representative Assembly
Helen Raebeck
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Congress
Barnard Highlights Academic Freedom Amid Financial Strains
Dean Gildersleeve spoke at Barnard's All College Assembly urging clear thinking and open debate on religious and political issues. He mourned Trustees Plimpton and Knapp, praised loyal male allies, and noted a 1,000 student intake with crowded halls. The college confronts funding gaps for a new class building while Riverside remains unfunded.
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Spain
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Fiske
Milbank
Brinkerhoff
Quarterly Magazine to Convert to Monthly Publication
Barnard's Quarterly editor Helen Hartmann announces eight issues for the year, with the literary magazine becoming a monthly circulation yet titled Quarterly. The eight parts divide the academic year into semesters, featuring stories, poems, articles, reviews, and plays when found. Distribution remains through the Bookstore.
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Atlantic. Monthly
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Barnard Literary
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