Nation wide Barnard Day broadcast to close fiftieth anniversary events
A 6 to 6 30 p m NBC broadcast will feature speeches by Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve and two society leaders ending Barnard Day events for Barnard College fiftieth anniversary. The program promotes college access and fund drives while a land and building film is shown. Tea is set for November 22 with a tea dance postponed from November 19.
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National Broadcasting Company
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Alice Duer Miller
Ogden Reid
Barnard
Dean Gildersleeve
Helen Stevens
Land
Land and Building Fund
Helen Erskine
Deborah Allen
Jane Bell
Ruth Cummings
Peggy Pardee
Anne Meding
Natalie Salley
Phyllis Snyder
Carolyn Brackenridge
Betty Cornwall
Dr Jane Clark Publishes Rise of a New Federalism
Dr Jane P Clark of the government department authored The Rise of a New Federalism, published by Columbia University Press last June, detailing growing federal state cooperation in formerly state jurisdiction areas. The work, supported by Columbia Council for Research, is dedicated to the late Justice Benjamin N Cardozo, with a Barnard Quarterly review planned.
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Jane P. Clark
Government Department
Columbia University Press
Clark
Barnard
Columbia Council For Research In the Social Sciences
Benjamin N. Cardozo
United States Supreme Court
Benjamin Nathan Cardozo
Cardozo
Barnard Quarterly
ASU Sponsors Supplies Drive for Spain Relief
The American Student Union hosts a two day collection booth on Jake for clothing and canned goods to aid Spain. Proceeds go to the relief ship of the North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy, sailing October 30, with contributions from University of Chicago Harvard Vassar and Smith.
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Jake
Spain
University of Chicago
Harvard
Vassar
Smith
Gideonse Comments On New Barnard Role And Coeducation
Dr. Gideonse, newly named head of economics and social science at Barnard, discusses coeducation and classroom dynamics. He notes boys dominate mixed classes, contrasts with a girls school, and reflects on freshmen shyness and midwestern contrasts. Also mentions fan mail from University of Chicago Round Table broadcasts.
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Harry Gideonse
Barnard
College
Gid‘onse
Dr. Gideonse
University of Chicago
University of Chicago Round Table
F P A Censures Isolationism in Foreign Policy Talk
President Raymond Leslie Buell and fellow Foreign Policy Association speakers urged revision of U S policy to meet new needs threatening Europe. Buell warned Germany’s threat while highlighting the risk of alliance blocs and emphasized U S responsibility in shaping peace. Mrs Dean argued Hitler’s reliability and Munich’s lessons as she noted Soviet isolation and German aims in the East.
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United States
Raymond Leslie Buell
Foreign Policy Association
Hotel Astor
Vera Micheles Dean
David H. Popper
William T. Stone
Association
Buell
Europe
England
France
Hitler
Germany
Russia
Soviet Russia
Mrs. Dean
Symposium Discusses After Munich What in European Crisis
The Peace Council of Columbia University held a symposium in Kent Hall on the Czech crisis and the wider European situation. Speakers Tim Milner Karl Korter and Captain Fred Keller analyzed Britain France and U.S. roles and urged economic aid to Czechoslovakia while warning that fascism extends beyond Europe.
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Munich
Czechoslovakia
Peace Council of
Columbia University
Kent Hall
Tim Milner
New Zealand
Karl Korter
National Broadcasting Company
Fred Keller
Abraham Lincoln
Popular Front
France
Russia
Czech
England
Hitler
Britain
Milner
United States
Europe
N.B. C
America
Czech Republic
Hapsburg
Korter
Tryig
Keller
Book Exchange Adopts New Financial System At Barnard
Barnard College implements a formalized book exchange system with an undergraduate treasurer account. Receipts will be deposited in the undergraduate treasury and bills paid by check. Margaret Boyle chairs a committee to study the exchange and report.
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Jane Mantell
Miss Mantell
Barnard
Margaret Boyle
Jane Bell
Anne Milman
Flora Ginsburg
Undergraduate Plan to Revise Treasury Disbursements
At its first regular meeting of the year yesterday, Representative Assembly approved Margar et Boyle’s plan to overhaul the undergraduate treasury and blanket tax disbursements. The Appropriation Plan would replace the old per-organization allotments with a new method, reducing delays and increasing efficiency. The student activity fee of three dollars per student this semester funds Bulletin, Athletic Association, Press Board, Quarterly, Glee Club and the undergraduate association.
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Representative Assembly
Treasury Department
Margaret Boyle
Miss Boyle
First Assembly of the Year Planned at Local College
The first required assembly of the year occurs today at 1 p.m. in the gymnasium. Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve will address the college, with brief remarks from Jean Allison, Undergraduate Association president, and Anne Milman, Honor Board Chairman. Students should bring Blue Books for songs. a 25 cent fine applies for nonattendance.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Jean Allison
Anne Milman
Folk Dancers And Lambeth Walkers Host Campus Evening
Two hundred undergraduates and faculty joined hands in a folk dance evening in the gym to welcome the class of 1942. Don Chambers led the calling with his group of male dancers in white slacks and red jackets as the orchestra played rural tunes.
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Lambeth
Baltic Sea
Don Chambers
England
Barnard
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ASU
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New Germany
Veram
Dean
Peace Council
Boyle
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