Fall Plans Of S. S. U Discussed
The Social Science Union at Barnard outlines fall plans under Hilda Loveman. A pre election program on October 26 features Democrats and Republicans with subsequent talks by journalists like Anna O'Hare McCormack. November and December will cover national issues and foreign dictatorships with follow up discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Science Union
Hilda Loveman
Loveman
Anna O’hare McCormack
New York Times
Sweden
Barnard Fair Plans Include Raffle and Guided Tours
Barnard College previews its December Fair to raise funds for the Fiftieth Anniversary. A prize raffle features a donated purebred cocker spaniel. tickets will be sold on campus. New Guided Tours by senior proctors will showcase campus highlights with an entry fee for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Vogel
Barnard
Freeland Kennels
West Long Branch
N. J
Jake
Jane Craighead
Miss Craighead
Mortarboard Class Picture Schedule Announced
Adelaide Murphy the Year Book Photography Editor announces 1938 Mortarboard class pictures. Seniors meet Wednesday at 12, juniors at 12 30, sophomores Thursday at noon, and freshmen at 12 30. All groups assemble at the North steps of Barnard Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Murphy
Barnard Hall
S. Sukoenig Recital At Barnard Under Music Club
Sidney Sukoenig concert pianist and radio artist gave a Barnard recital under the Music Club. He has soloed with Walter Damrosch NBC Symphony Ernc Rapee Radio City Orchestra and other notable ensembles. The program featured Bach Busoni Chaconne Haydn and works by Rachmaninoff Chopin Wagner Prokofieff and Scriabine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Sukoenig
Barnard
Music Club
Mr. Sukoenig
Berlin
Walter Damrosch
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Ernc Rapee
Radio City Orchestra
Musical Art Quartet
Felix Salmond
Bach
Haydn
Rachmaninoff
Chopin
Wagner
Prokofieff
Scriabine
New York
Sukoenig
Institute of Musical Art
City College
Juilliard Graduate School
Europe
Miss Weeks
Read
Braun
Columbia Music Department
Myra Scrating
Burke Supporters Picket All Night Outside Butler Home
University activists press for readmission of Robert Burke, expelled Columbia College student, staging overnight demonstrations from 9 PM to 9 AM outside Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler’s residence. They cite a public trial at the Community Church on West 110th Street where a panel including Maxwell Anderson and Reinhold Niebuhr upheld Burke’s claims of unfair expulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burke
Columbia College
Nicholas Murray Butler
West 110Th Street
Burke
Maxwell Anderson
Reinhold “Niebuhr
Union Theological Seminary
Burgess
Meredith
Charles Hendley
The
Teachers Union
Unique System Lets Donors Buy Square Foot Lots for Barnard Property
Miss Helen K Stevens describes a fundraiser for Barnard College to pay the balance on a new Riverside property. The land is divided into 32 360 square foot lots priced from 15 to 25 dollars with street border lots at 20. About 17 000 lots have already been taken as alumnae nationwide aid the effort.
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Riverside
Helen K. Stevens
Barnard
Stevens
Columbia
Miss Stevens
Jean Allison Elected Treasurer of A A
Jean Allison Alison '39 was elected treasurer of the Athletic Association at the election last Wednesday Margery Ray president announced. Allison is vice president of the sophomore class and was a delegate to Silver Bay last June and was recently appointed College Teas Chairman by Student Council. Other candidates were Carolyn Swayne and Edwina Dusenberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Alison
the Athletic Association
Margery Ray
Miss Allison
Silver Bay
Teas
Carolyn Swayne
Edwina. Dusenberry
Plans for 1938 Mortarboard Revealed by College Editors
Editors Helen Raebeck and Edna Holtzman unveil the 1938 Mortarboard with informality and full college portrayal in mind. The book will widen advertising and feature a larger eight and one half by eleven inch format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Raebeck
Edna Holtzman
Miss Raebeck
Miss Holtzman
Frances Henderson
Barnard Girl Wins Columbia Bookstore Football Contest
Eleanor Chasteney of Summit New Jersey won the Columbia Book Store football contest, the first Barnard student to gain outside recognition. Over 250 entries for the Maine game and 400 ballots for the Army game showed strong participation, with Chasteney matching the correct score and yardage among the top entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Columbia Bookstore
Dorothy Press
Summit
New Jersey
Eleanor Chasteney
Columbia
Miss Chasterney
Sol
Maine
Chasten
Bulletin straw poll opens on campus for coming election
The campus votes begin today with ballots in Barnard Hall and dormitories. Seven candidates appear on the ballot including Roosevelt and Thomas. Students and faculty are urged to vote, choosing only one candidate to reflect current campus political leanings compared to 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aiken
Earl Browder
Leigh Colvin
Alf Landon
William Lemke
Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
Socialist Labor Party
Communist Party
Leigh. Colvin
Alfred M. Landon
Union Party
Father Coughlin
Dr. Townsend
Democratic Party
Socialist Party
Bulletin
Barbecue Attracts Students and Faculty at Camp
More than 125 students, guests, and faculty attended a Sunday Barbecue at camp. Chicken, potatoes, beans, coffee, and doughnuts were served near the cabin. Activities included a tour led by students, a game of tennikoit, and exhibits from the June Campcraft Course in the cabin. Notable guests included Deans Gilder sleeve and Weeks, Professors Wayman and Smith, and many Mrs and Mr. listed attendees.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.S.U
A. SU
Tirst
Unio
Liberty League
American “First Union
Bass
Evil Science Union
Asheets
Gentral
Ruth Borgenicht
Wilda Loveman
Jane Perry Clark
Gov‘mn. Ut
Velyn Lichtenberg
Civil’ : Liberties Committee
Ote Bentley
Barnard Land Fund
Fair Fund
S. Sukoenig
Jean Allison
A.A
H. Raebeck
E. Holtzman
Hoover
Thomas
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