Student Fellow Writes To Dean Gildersleeve
Shirley Adelson, Barnard College 1937-38 student fellow, writes from abroad after eleven months of travel in Europe. She recounts studying Swedish housing cooperation in Stockholm and a detour through Denmark before returning to New York. She thanks Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve and Barnard students for the enriching opportunity.
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Dean Guadsleeve
Shirley Adelson
United States
London School of Economics
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard College
New York
N. Y
Europe
London
Stockholm
Denmark
Forum Sponsored By Peace Council Discussion Continues
David Perlman directed a Peace Council gathering that reviewed the Continuations Committee’s summer work. The group and Teachers College raised funds to aid the Vassar Peace Council and adopted resolutions condemning the Munich settlement and urging a world peace conference and tariff act adherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Perlman
Continuations Committee of Peace Council
Teachers’ College
Vassar Peace Council
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Kosevelt
Imerica
Junior Freshman Tea Hosted by Brooks and Hewitt Halls
Juniors and freshmen of Brooks and Hewitt Halls will host a tea for day student juniors and freshmen. The event takes place Thursday afternoon October 13 at 4 oclock in the parlor of Brooks Hall as part of orientation activities organized by the Social Committee chaired by Jedwina Dusenberry.
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Brooks and Hewitt Halls
Brooks Hall
Jedwina Dusenberry
Lutheran Group Plans Year of Programs and Tours
The Lutheran Club announces a year plan starting with a tea for new members on Friday October 7 from 4 30 to 6 in the Little Parlor. Monthly formal meetings on the second Friday will feature speakers on missions and church work. Informal social meetings occur on the fourth Monday, and weekly noon chapel services precede lunch. A joint Friday meeting with other Protestant clubs is planned plus visits to Welfare Island and key churches.
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Lutheran Club
Lutheran Ace
Welfare Island
Freshman Picnic Planned at Camp Sunday October 16
Camp Committee and Barnard Hall Social Committee host a freshman class picnic at camp on Sunday October 16 with lunch, coffee, doughnuts, cider, and games. Upperclassmen invited. bus from dorms. tickets $1 for upperclassmen, less for freshmen. Virginia Rockwell handles private week-ends. sign-up posted in Barnard Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Hall
Jake
Virginia Rockwell
Sixteen Barnard Students Represent Fight Latin American Countries
Sixteen Barnard College students from eight Latin American nations join the college this year, the most among the East’s seven leading women’s colleges. Spain, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Venezuela, Ecuador, and Brazil are represented, with notable figures including Amelie La Costa and Espolet La Motta in the Spanish department. The Circulo Hispano and Spanish majors hold events featuring Zenobia Camprubi and Eva Ortega with performances and lectures planned in October.
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Barnard
Evelyn Gonzales
Maria Seris
Spain
Helen Webster
Cuba
Rosario Gonzalez
Ana del Valle
Lina Slanger
Lucia Quintero
Rosario Vasquez-Alamo
Puerto Rico
Glagyra Rangel
Margarita Martinez Roche
Mexico
Beatrice Perez
Venezuela
Ethel Brandon
Ecuador
Amelie la Costa
Brazil
Espolet la Motta
Santo Domingo
Circulo Hispano
Eva Ortega
St. Regis Hotel
Cansinos
Interview With New Economic Head On Coast to Coast Radio
The new economic head discusses Sunday noon broadcasts across the coast to coast network. He says the program broadens his view beyond local outlook and helps shape his attitude, noting responses vary in depth but offer new perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal
Crisis Discussed By F P A Speakers
F P A speakers debate Nazi threat and the need to redefine democratic economic and spiritual concepts. Mr Popper recalls Paris war scare preparations and criticizes evac plans while praising London's gas masks trenches parks shelters.
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Popper
Paris
Deutscher Kreis Opens Activities at German Room Meeting
The Deutscher Kreis held its first vet-together meeting in the German room at 4 pm. Officers introduced included Flora Horsam as president and Elizabeth Brupbacher as vice president. Plans for an Autumn hike with Deutscher Verein were discussed and new German songs were learned.
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Deutscher Kreis
Flora [Hrsam
Elizabeth ] Brupbacher
Verarndt
Charlotte Giegand
Cozette Utech
Deutscher Verein
Columbia
Thhe Radio
German music and refreshments for guests
Traditional refreshments included cider and doughnuts served to all the guests while German music filled the event.
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R.M.S. Nieuw
Amsterdam
Miss Gildersleeve
Peace Council
College Book Store
A. G., Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
Lutheran Group
New Economic Head
F.P.A
Gantley’s
King’s Kitchen
Broadway
Telephone University
Henry Typewriter Co
Amsterdam Ave
Benny Goodman
THE
Pied Pipers
Dudley J. Morton
Claremont Ave
Unir
Col. Medical School
Col. Summer School
Fifth Avenue
Phone University
Service Headquarters, Inc
R. CA
Emerson
General Electric
Elizabeth Arden
Helena Rubinstein
Dorothy Gray
Leatherie Caron
116Th Street
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
Peggy Sage
Schiller’s
Columbia University Bookstore
Harper’s Bazaar
Leon
VOGUE
Harper's Bazaar
Mademoiselle, Etc
Zephyr
Namié
Plaasa
Olympic
St, N.Y. CC
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