Junior Show Book Chosen for March 13 Production
The Junior Class selects the book for its annual show at the Central Committee meeting on October 11. Marion Patterson becomes Book Chair. Adele Hagland heads the committee. Lyrics are written, music being composed, and tryouts announced for the March 13 Junior Show presented by the Class of 1937.
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Central Committee
Adele Hagland
Ruth Kleiner
Natalie Flatow
Vivian Enello
Marjorie Allen
Dele Hansen
Helen Hartmann
Catherine Owen
Marion Patterson
Political Union Opens Discussion on Ethiopian War Poster
Last minute signatures are being accepted on the Political Union speakers poster in Barnard Hall. Tomorrow at four, in the College Parlor, the first informal discussion meeting of the Political Union takes place as part of Peace Week with the topic What should be the position of the United States in regard to the Ethiopian War. The college is invited to participate.
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Political Union
Barnard Hall
United States
Barnard Adds Noted Historians to Staff
The Barnard administration announces new staff members for the year. Professor A. A. Vasiliev joins the History Department teaching Ancient and Byzantine History. Born in Russia, he studied at St. Petersburg and has taught at Dorpat and Leningrad universities and Wisconsin since 1926. A renowned Byzantium historian and linguist, he is fluent in Arabic Turkish and Greek and was decorated by Bulgaria in 1933.
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Barnard
A. A. Vasiliev
Vasiliev
Russia
University of St. Petersburg
Dorpat
Leningrad
University of Wisconsin
Europe
America
Byzantium
Kingdom of
Bulgaria
Fall Camp Barbecue Hosts Dean Faculty and Sixty Students
Dean Gildersleeve Miss Weeks and Miss Wayman led a Sunday October 13 barbecue for Camp Dean participants. More than sixty students joined guests including Miss Carey Mr and Mrs Herr and Miss Burgecaster as they roasted lamb and baked potatoes served cafeteria style. Attendees toured Red Oaks trails and camp sites built by Campcraft Course students while Adair Brasted and Miss Holland directed the event. The New York Sun praised the barbecue as the athletic association’s first big outdoor stunt and a sign that the season had begun.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Miss Weeks
Red Oaks
Adair Brasted
Miss Holland
Physical Education Department
The
New York Sun
Athletic Association
Columbia League Calls Conference on Open Inquiry
A campus conference of Columbia University's representatives from all organizations is set for today at 4 P.M. in Hartley Hall to discuss the Columbia Anti-War League proposal for an open investigation into the dismissal last May of six students and three technicians from the College of Physicians and Surgeons. The open inquiry aims to clarify facts and defend the university’s liberal reputation amid claims the expulsions were tied to antiwar activity and concerns over administration rules.
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Columbia University
Columbia
Columbia Medical Center
Dean Rappleye
Faculty of Medicine
Columbia Anti-War League
Medical Center
Afhdavits
Karl N. Llewellyn
Law School
Bulletin
Freshmen Asked to Return Questionnaires for Bulletin
Freshmen who have not filled out and returned the questionnaires issued by the Bulletin are urged to do so now. Not all forms have been returned, and publication of tabulated answers may be delayed until a higher response rate is reached.
Dean to Talk On Sanctions during Peace Week
Dean Gildersleeve will address the Current Events Club on October 18 on The League of Nations and Sanctions. The talk is part of Barnard Peace League Peace Week, October 16 to 23, featuring meetings, debates and addresses on Peace and American Neutrality. Miriam Roher chairs the Political Union meeting opening Peace Week in the College Parlor.
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Miss Gildersleeve
Dean Gildersleeve
League of Nations
Barnard Peace League
Italian War Discussed by College International Relations Club
Brice Wood described the Italo Ethiopan dispute and the League of Nations role. He noted US non participation in blockades and the potential impact of a cash based Italian blockade on its effectiveness. The discussion favored the Ethiopian position amid a debate on African controversy.
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League of Nations
Brice Wood
International Relations Club
League
United States
Peace Association
Italy
Japan
Geneva
Wood
Austria
Hungary
Barnard Hall
Quarterly editor seeks student manuscripts for staff
Lenore Glotzer editor of Quarterly calls for students who signed the Quarterly poster to submit original essays poetry or fiction for possible staff roles. The fall issue will feature a Professor Fairchild profile and verse by Grace Aaronson with a new cover by Dorothy Colodny.
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Lenore Glotzer
Miriam Roher
Miriam Borgenicht
Nora Laurie
Dorothy Colodny
Willemel Rothenberg
Evelyn Lichtenberg
Elspeth Davies
Elizabeth Jones
Grace Aaronson
Professor Fairchild
Mer
Miss Colodny
Story Magazine
Elizabeth Hall
Barnard
Miss Glotzer
Martha Foley
Story
Eleanor Ortman
Quarterly
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Mark
Patterson
Columbia League
Dean Rappley
Columbia University ColLege of Physicians and Surgeons
Barnard College
New York City
Mesdames
Dean
PEACE
Ethiopia
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