Edwin Alexander Speaks Three-Point Plan For Cooperative Endeavors
A coalition of groups held a mass meeting at the Sun Dial to protest suspensions of fifteen City College of New York students over opposition to a fascist visiting group. Speakers condemned CCNY leadership, urged academic and political freedom, and pledged support for CCNY against fascist influence.
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Social Problems Club
Socialist Club
League For Industrial Democracy
Student Board of Columbia
Sun Dial
City College
Robinson
Gottschall
Charles Goodman
National Student League Council
Charles Allen
Columbia
James Wechsler
Spectator
Special Government Course to Be Held in Washington
The National Institution of Public Affairs sponsors a two month training program in practical and human government elements in Washington during February and March 1935 open to qualified juniors seniors and graduates. Sessions include forums with officials, internships in a government agency, case problem work and a final thesis with most appointments offered without charge. Scholarships cover transportation and board for a limited number. applications addressed to 1001 Fifteenth Street Washington.
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National Institution of Public Affairs
Washington
Fifteenth ‘Street
O-E
Open Junior Show Favored by Barnard Class Vote
The Barnard Junior class voted unanimously to support an open Junior show after a debate on criticism from the Faculty. They favored a Barnard themed play with improved production and publicity for Mortarboard, and announced an October 22 photographer visit with stated photo costs.
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Alice Corneille
Barnard
Marjorie Runne
Maror Louise Wright
Wycliffe Club Schedules Monday Business Meeting
The Wycliffe Club will hold a business meeting on Monday October 22 at four o'clock in the Little Parlor. A new secretary and publicity manager will be elected and members will be invited to suggest speakers and topics. All regular members and prospective joiners are invited.
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Wycliffe Club
Little Parlor
Columbia Students Back Reading Week Plan
Columbia students endorsed a Reading Week plan in a Student Board poll while opposing extending the academic year. The Board announced approval of Committee instruction is sufficient to implement it. the State Board of Regents has consented, with plans to be presented to the faculty soon.
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Columbia
State Board of Regents
James A. Wechsler
the Spectator
The
Spectator
Committee On Instruction
Barnard Alumnae Association activities described by Miss Ressmeyer
Miss Ressmeyer outlines the Barnard Alumnae Association work centered in the alumni office. Members manage files by maiden and married names to locate former students, back the college, and support undergraduates through loans, teas, and publicity efforts including Barnard postcards and a book of Greek Games lyrics.
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Miss Ressmeyer
Barnard
Ing-House Fu
Gertrude
Astory
Pople
Ing
Jane Brown
Rossmeyer
Artist to Demonstrate Etching at French Club
The Societe Francaise invites the College to a lecture by John Taylor Armson on Monday October 22 at 4 o'clock. The distinguished artist will describe the making of an etching and demonstrate on real materials. Tea will be served in the College Parlor after the lecture in 304 Barnard.
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Societe ;Francaise
John Taylor Armson
Barnard
Unity Conference Plans Publication Structure for Columbia Campus
A conference held at The Columbia Jester offices aimed to form The Columbia Publications uniting all campus outlets. Barnard publications attended to plan protecting existing papers from rivals, boosting advertiser support, expanding campus printing, and promoting interpublication cooperation.
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Columbia’ Publications
Columbia
Columbia Jester
Barnard
Columbian
Italian Students Here To Learn Not To Teach Says Prof Riccio
Professor Riccio says the 26 Italian university delegation came to observe American physical education and university life. They traveled at their own expense, saw student culture, and admired American organization, engineering, and city planning. Thirty sought to stay. fourteen succeeded for a few more weeks.
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Patho
Coun
College
Yale
Columbia
New Haven
Italy
Germany
America
Boston
The
United States
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