Tolischus to Speak at College Assembly Tuesday
Otto Tolischus, 1939 Pulitzer Prize winner for foreign correspondence and NYT Berlin bureau chief 1933 39, will address the college assembly on Tuesday October 22 at 1 in the gym on the world situation. He authored They Wanted War and is noted for predicting the Nazi Soviet pact.
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Otto Tolischus
Berlin
New York Times
College
Mr. Tolischus
Germany
Nazi Germany
Tolischus
Copenhagen
Oslo
Stockholm
Columbia
Relief Work Planned with Class Mascots and Funds
Classes rename mascots Indians Bulldogs Pandas and Monkeys to boost Brit ish War Relief drive. Freshmen donate ten dollars, sophomores ten, juniors twenty five. ideas include mascot models and teas. Class chairmen and vice chairmen were elected for senior Helen Morazo Evelyn Kelly and Joan Cary, with representatives Patricia Lambdin Martha Livesay and Mavise Hayden.
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British War Relief Fund
Relief Fund
Patricia Lambdin
Helen Kandel
Martha Livesay
Mavise Hayden
Helen Morazo
Evelyn Kelly
Joan Cary
New Political Club To Meet In Roosevelt College
Robert Wagner Jr. will speak to the Roosevelt College Club in the Conference Room Monday at four. The prominent New York lawyer, son of Senator Wagner, will discuss aspects of the party platform and the coming election. The Barnard Young Republican Club opens its year with Arthur Wang as speaker on Tuesday October 22 at four in the Conference Room. Wang, Bowdoin graduate, will discuss youth’s role in politics and has been active in debate and public speaking.
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Robert Wagner, Jr
Roosevelt College Club
Wagner
New York
Senator Wagner
Barnard Young Republican Club
Arthur Wang
Wang
Bowdoin College
Registration Snares 1010 Columbia Residents
Capraro reports 1010 Columbia campus residents registered for potential military service in University Hall Auxiliary Room. Nine Union Theological Seminary students refused registration on moral grounds and await arraignment. Registrants arrived early amid the crowd as a city policeman directed them to the appropriate station.
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Clytia A. Capraro
Columbia
University Hall
Ifty
Union Theological Seminary
Spec
Namie
Student Activities Fee Hike and Student Council Changes
The Board of Trustees announces a 1941 42 increase in the student activities fee from three to three fifty per semester. The February raise to four dollars was rejected by the Representative Assembly. Alice Long of 41 was elected Archives Chairman replacing Zenia Sachs 42 who resigned. Alice Marcellus 41 Glafyra Fernandez 42 and Joan Brown 42 were appointed to the Budget Committee.
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Board of Trustees
Alice Long
Archives
Zenia Sachs
Alice Marcellus
Glafyra Fernandez
Joan Brown
Use Of College Name Restricted
Barnard College warns students that the college name may not be used by any student group without Trustees or Dean approval. Students should seek guidance from Miss Erskine before actions like signing contracts or accepting pay for ads. Deputy Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve firmly states enforcement.
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Barnard College
Miss Erskine
War Relief Requisitions Unoccupied Wool Drive At Barnard
Helen Kandel reports Barnard College students are urged to donate wool and fingers for British relief. The Brinckerhoff Hall effort, started with faculty benediction and a gift of flowers, aims to knit mittens sweaters and sew garments. Seventy five dollars worth of wool is ready for use and patterns are provided. Continued on Page 3.
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Brinckerhoff Hall
Nine Major Groups Meet At Major Meetings
Tuesday, October 15 saw nine major groups meet to discuss plans for the new year. Economics members heard Professor Saulnier on Consumer Installment Finance. fine arts, music, and chemistry majors received lectures from Professors Lawrence, Mitchell, and Reimer respectively.
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Raymond J. Saulnier
Lawrence
Boston
Mitchell
Miss Cady
Miss Norman
Miss Reimer
Crampton
Bold
Whaley
Carey
Playwright Sherwood Flags American Quiet as War Threat Grows
Robert Emmet Sherwood told Barnard Committee for British War Relief supporters that many Americans allied with totalitarian ideas threaten civil liberties. He cited Lindbergh and General Johnson as examples of dangerous attitudes, urging firm action to avert war and defend democracy.
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Charles Lindbergh
Hugh Johnson
America
Robert Emmet Sherwood
England
Barnard Committee For British War Relief
Tickets For Busch Concert At Barnard Theatre
Tickets for the Adolph Busch Quartet concert on October 28 at McMillin Theatre are available daily from 12 to 1 in Room 407 Barnard. After Wednesday alumnae may buy remaining tickets. Professor Douglas Moore leads the preview lecture next Sunday at four in the College Parlor. The program includes Haydn quartet in D minor Op 76 No 2 Beethoven quartet in F minor Op 95 and Schubert quintet in C major Op 163. Students may listen to recordings in the phonograph room 407 Barnard. records are in Barnard Library.
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Adolph Busch
McMillin Theatre
Barnard
Douglas Moore
College
Srunday
Haydn
Beethoven
Schubert
Phonograph
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Columbia School of Journalism
Cleveland Press
Training Corps
Atlanta
Europe
Drive For Relief Fund
Virginia C. Gildersleeve, Dean
Sherwood
Great Britain
Alice Duer Miller
War Relief Assembly
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Ruth Taubenhaus
Elizabeth Reynard
By Helen Kandel
Lindbergh
Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Japan
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