Calendar events for October 11 to Friday October 14
Tuesday October 11 1 Required Assembly 4 French Lecture Theatre 4 Thomas for President Club Conference Room Wednesday October 12 12 1936 Class Meeting 304 B H 4 College Tea College Parlor 4 Wigs and Cues Tryouts Thursday October 13 4 10 Menorah Tea Even Study Friday October 14 4 Spanish Club Casa de las Espanos 4 Italian Club College Parlor International Club Conference Room
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Tennis and Archery Hold Open Competition Notice
Competition in individual sports begins with a rush as the first Ten nnis Singles Tournament schedule posts yesterday. Players should notify opponents and class managers at least thirty minutes before scheduled times to avoid defaults. doubles entries remain open with seniors likely to dominate. Archery promotes weekly practice of twenty four arrows over four ends, encouraging new shooters to join the Barnard sport scene.
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Barnard
William Tells
Geneva Delegate Tells Of Experiences Abroad
Geneva delegate discusses depoliticizing nationality and politics to foster objective study of public affairs. She urges Americans to understand other cultures, noting cooperation grows from understanding and goodwill. The piece continues from page 2.
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Geneva
Landau to Speak on Jewish Problem at Menorah Meeting
Jacob Landau founder of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency will address the Menorah Society on Thursday October 13 at 4 p m in the College Parlor. The talk frames the Jewish problem in Eastern Europe and notes Landau’s interviews with Mussolini and Briand. The event invites the college to a tea and lecture on international harmony and peace-building machines and institutions.
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Menorah Society
Landau
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Benito Mussolini
Aristide Briand
France
Spanish Club Activities Announced by President
The Casa de las Espanas hosts Barnard Span ish Club meetings this year in one room. Fall events begin October 14 with a tea, featuring Nathalia Crane and Emilio de Torres. Planned musicales, lectures, and drama include Don Juan Tenorio scenes to benefit the scholarship fund aiding a student to Central University Madrid. Petra Munoz serves as president with Laura Smith, Emma Rodkiewicz, and Gladys Becica in key roles.
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Juan, Tenorio
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Madrid
Virginia Conforte
Petra Munoz
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