Student Council approvesMysteries plans and resignations noted
The council accepted Margaret Hatfield's resignation as Secretary of the Student Council and Undergraduate Association due to ill health. Marian Mansfield was named secretary pro tem. Polly Cooper was approved for the Executive Committee, Dorothy Avery assigned Lost and Found, and a city drive for the Student Relief Fund was endorsed. A special meeting was set for October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hatfield
Miss Hatfield
Student ‘Council
Marian Mansfield
Polly Cooper
Dorothy Avery
Jewish History Course By Hebrew Culture Society
The second meeting of the Hebrew Culture Society is set for Monday October 22 at 4 P M in the R S C office. Dr Evelyn Garfiel leads an extra curricular Jewish History course focusing on cultural development with weekly readings posted in the R S O office and the library. Readings this week include Shotwell History pp 79 107 and Bailey Kent History of Hebrew Commonwealth. Participants are urged to consult these references.
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Hebrew Culture Society
Evelyn Garfiel
Shotwell
Bailey & Kent
Oxford vs Columbia on German reparations pay
The Oxford Union and Columbia debate centered on Germany's ability to pay reparations. Harold Scofield argued Germany can pay, proposing use of Ruhr funds to finance reparations, while A Gordon Bagnall urged a Moratorium. Hugh Williamson of Columbia challenged the Oxonians, and the audience awarded victory to Columbia.
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Germany
Harold Scofield
Ruhr
A. Gordon Bagnall
Oxford Union
Oxford
Hugh Williamson
Columbia
Oxonians
Mallory Missed Tennis Match Due to Weather
A notice states Mallory was expected to play tennis on Barnard courts but could not due to weather. The article expresses hope to see her play at the college on another day.
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Molla
Mallory
Barnard
College
October Events Highlight New York Arts Schedule
The calendar lists events from October 19 to 26 including a Drama League Luncheon honoring Grand Guignol Players, New York Symphony String Quartet at Aeolian Hall, Yeats plays at Carnegie Hall and Century Theatre, Cecilia Hansen and Isa Kremer Leal balladist concerts, John McCormack recital, Hebrew Culture Society meeting, YWCA open hour, College Tea, Geology Club, Sir John Martin Harvey Oedipus Rex at Century Theatre, and Hallowe en party at Brooks and John Jay Hall.
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New York Drama League
Grand Guignol Players
New York Symphony String Quartet
Aeolian’ Hall
Yeats
Queen
Shiaw
Blasco Posnet
Claudio Arran
Carnegie Hall
Aida
Century Theatre
San Carlo Opera Co
Cecilia’ Hansen
Isa Kremer Leal
John McCormack
New York
Century’ Theatre
Hebrew Culture Society
Peete
Wiednestey
Sir John Martin Harvey
London
Sophocles
Brooks
John Jay Hall
Intercollegiate Debate Sign Up Notice
A poster on the Students' Hall bulletin board invites students to sign up for the intercollegiate debate. Those interested in debating materials committee or general management should provide their names to gauge college support and decide the activity's fate.
Honor Board Explains Dormitory Honor System
The article reviews how dormitory life hinges on recognizing others rights and maintaining study and sleep. It notes the need for flexibility in enforcing the honor code and the proposed dormitory Honor Board under the main college board. An initial tangible result is presented.
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