Dean Reminds Barnard Clubs of Rule for External Relations
Dean Vigna C. Gildersleeve reminds Barnard College undergraduates that no club or group may act with outside organizations or in other university settings without prior approval from the Faculty Committee on Student Affairs and Student Council. Approval should be sought through the secretary and executive officer, Miss Weeks. The regulation covers affiliations, conferences, committee memberships, guest speakers, and events outside Barnard, while private student activities remain governed by law.
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Vigna C. Gildersleeve
Dean
Eligibility Slips Deadline for Organization Heads
Eligibility slips in triplicate must be filed in Miss Weeks Office by Monday October first. Old slips must be refiled and blanks obtained in Miss Weeks Office. The Eligibility Committee will notify filers about acceptance or rejection of candidates with details in the Blue Book page 53.
Barnard College Political Union to Hold Informal Debate
The Barnard College Political Union plans its first informal discussion meeting Wednesday at four in the College Parlor as part of Peace Week. The debate topic asks what the United States should do about the Ethiopian War with options of neutrality or economic aid to Ethiopia or Italy. Miriam Roher, chairman, urged eager speakers to sign up in Barnard Hall. Three short student speeches will start the session followed by open floor discussion.
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Oxford Union
United States
Ethiopia
Italy
Miriam Roher
Barnard Hall
Peace League
Barnard
Marjorie Runne
Leonore Glotzer
Joan Geddes
Jessie Herkimer
Marion Patterson
Peace Action Committee
Marion Hall
Peace Week Plans Made by Peace League
Peace Week runs October 16 to 22 under Marion Hall as chairwoman. Activities include political and religious club meetings, a Peace Booth mock Senate election, and a canvass project in Queens to influence voters toward peace. Miriam Roher to chair the Political Union discussion on Ethiopia. Executive Peace League officers listed.
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Peace League
Peace Action Committee
Miss Hall
International Relations Club
Current Events Club
Political Union
Social Science Forum
Debate Club
Peace Action
New York
Queens
Columbia Publications split over end of subsidies
Trustees at Columbia decide to discontinue subsidies to student publications after June 30, 1935 citing censorship concerns. Spectator editor Roger Chase warns of hardship and higher costs for Jester and Columbia Review, while editors vow to maintain some editorial independence. Campus opinion divided as publications prepare to seek self funding and possible internal changes.
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Mrs Roosevelt to Address Barnard Assembly
Mrs Franklin Delano Roosevelt will speak to Barnard undergraduates at one o'clock on Tuesday October 22. The speech will close the college assembly in the gymnasium and is open to all students who wish to attend.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Barnard
Religious Clubs Meet at Menorah Tea and Wycliffe Tea
The Wycliffe Club hosts a tea for freshmen and transfers on Monday October 14 at four in the conference room. Rabbi Hoffman and Marcy Dolgenas speak at Menorah tea praising Jewish student activities and inviting interest in joining a conference on current Jewish problems.
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Menorah Tea
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Ladd
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Herr
Rabbi Hoffman
Annie Nathan Meyer
Dean Gildersleeve warns Barnard to keep balance in discourse
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve urged Barnard College to avoid turning into an arena of combat and to preserve broad freedom of discussion. She argued for scholarly dialogue, factual accuracy, courtesy, and restraint, noting colleges face left and right critiques while maintaining balance. She called for student cooperation in small economies at Barnard.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard
Miss Gildersleeve
Bulletin Launch Inspires New Cub Reporters at Lunch
The Bulletin office hosted over 25 prospective journalists for a four to six Tuesday event offering punch and cake. Staff greeted newcomers with roses, posted sign up sheets, and discussed upcoming assignments while doubts over prospects and rewards lingered after the reception.
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