Dean Urges Roosevelt Re Election On Radio
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve, Barnard College dean and private citizen, urged Roosevelt's re election on a radio address sponsored by Women of 36. She said the President restored courage and must be re elected for his record and to explain issues to voters.
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Wigs and Cues Promotes Informal Meetings Policy
Wigs and Cues reveals a fall plan to save informal meetings to help members know each other better and create a more intimate atmosphere. Theresa Alexander is elected vice-president and Betty Pratt secretary, with a monthly meeting schedule and an entertainment committee pairing old and new members.
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Professor James H. Oliver Addresses Classical Club
Dr James H Oliver H D new member of the Barnard History Department will address the Classical Club on October 20 in Room 304 Barnard at 4 o clock He specializes in the history of the ancient orient and of Greece The student body especially history majors is invited to attend the meeting.
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Junior Show plans outlined by chairwoman Judith Lenert
Judith Lenert announces tentative plans for the Junior Show set for March 2, 2037. She notes ideas are forming, a possible revue format, and aims to surpass previous shows while final committee roles remain incomplete.
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Carol Gluck
Claire Murray
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Roosevelt Leads in Columbia Straw Vote Results
After two days of voting 426 ballots were cast at Barnard and Columbia. Roosevelt leads 213 to 156 for Landon among students and faculty. Norman Thomas tops Earl Browder 29 to 21. Spectator reports Roosevelt 346 to Landon 174 in Columbia results.
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Sears Discusses Social Work and Community Welfare
Mr. Hayden Sears, director of the Union Neighborhood Center, told the Economics and Sociology Majors luncheon that colleges partly blame for world chaos due to insufficient political and social mindedness. He described Columbia’s Morningside area as a single community with three social levels and noted slum expansion as new-law tenements outpace the poor. He linked unemployment to crime, highlighted common law marriages, and urged sustaining self respect amid economic uncertainty.
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Barnard Fair Plans Include Dog Raffle and Tours
A Barnard College fair will December 4 raffle a donated thoroughbred cocker spaniel as a prize to raise funds for the Fiftieth Anniversary Fund. Tickets on campus. guided tours of the campus will be offered by the Board of Senior Proctors. booths, games, and an afghan knitted by Barnard students will feature, with proceeds and publicity planned.
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Dr Alsop to Headline Episcopal Tea Guest
Dr Guilielma Alsop will be guest of honor at the Episcopal Club tea at four o'clock in the College Parlor. She will discuss her experiences in China where she worked and ran a hospital, noting how she overcame language barriers and mastered Chinese.
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Peace Week Plans Include Many Clubs
Marion Patterson leads Barnard Peace Week November 9 13 with broad club participation. Events include a League of Nations talk by Dr Thomas Pardon a Peace Assembly a Athletic Association meeting a tea for foreign exchange students a cultural war impact discussion and a final student peace symposium.
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Peace Week
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Charter Revision Plan Outlined by City Committeemen
Professor Joseph P. McGoldrick of Columbia University told Barnard government majors the charter revision aims to modernize city government. He noted the need to educate the public and cautioned against merging departments like Fire Police and Health Hospitals. The revision plan, the result of a joint committee effort, will be presented to voters on Election Day.
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Sports Week Tradition Sets Barnard Calendar
Barnard's annual Sports Week begins Monday October 19 and runs a week and a half. Chairman Elsbeth Davies and advisor Miss Holland note crowded days of student swimming and faculty student tennis events with a long history from Play Days to today. The schedule lists October 19 swimming, October 20 tennis, October 21 tennis and tea, October 26 freshman inter-sport, October 27 intersession volleyball and archery.
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