Liberal Club backs Roosevelt in campus campaign
Barnard Liberal Club votes 27 to 4 for Roosevelt at Oct 18 meeting. President Joanne Ruth defends democratic process and minority input while planning volunteer work with pro Roosevelt committees and off campus Democratic organizations. Minority leader Clare Stein cites Dewey platform excerpts.
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Roosevelt
Dewey
Joanne Ruth
Liberal Club
Winnie Barr
Edith Udell
Beverly McGraw
Avra Kessler
Brooks Hall
Clare Stein
Barnard Camp Weekend Aids Deadline Shift
Ruth Farrell Mortarboard editor postponed the photograph deadline to October 28 due to many juniors missing appointments. Doris Clark urged full junior class registration for National Service as the class project lacks individual student contribution.
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Ruth Farrell
Mortarboard
Doris Clark
Tannenbaum Analyzes Argentine History At Club Meeting
Columbia University historian Frank Tannenbaum argued the Argentine path from isolation to fascism stems from early wealth and vast cattle stock. He traced shifts from gaucho culture to barbed wire farms and refrigerated meat exports, noting limited resources spurred military focus. Gloria Siff announced four delegates would attend the November NRCC conference at Marywood College.
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Frank Tannenbaum
Columbia University
International Relations Club
Pampas
Europe
Tannenbaum
Gloria Siff
Marywood College
Scranton
Barnard Italian Club to discuss politics focus
The Barnard Italian Club holds a 4 PM Thursday meeting in the Conference Room for members. Anne Cagnassola is president with Elsa Funaro as vice president Olga Crescione secretary Mara Goodwin treasurer and Juliette de Benedetti-Wood publicity manager. The club will shift emphasis to Italy’s varied political experiences.
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Anne Cagnassola
Elsa Funaro
Olga Crescione
Mara Goodwin
Juliette de Benedetti-Wood
Italy
Math Club Plans Weekend Camp October 20 22
The Math Club with thirty members to date will hold a camp weekend October 20 to 22. Angela Bornn, president, says planned activities include speakers field trips and discussion groups for the year.
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Math Club
Angela Bornn
German Club Meeting Sets Plans for Christmas Play
Deutsches Kreis the Barnard German Club meets Monday October 28 at 4 00 in room 115 Milbank Beverly Turner president says plans for the year include the annual Christmas Play The last Bulletin misstated that only German is spoken at meetings German is spoken only at the German Department conversation teas every other Friday afternoon No program on Middlebury Language School will be discussed.
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Deutches Kreis
Barnard
Milbank
Beverly Turner
Bulletin
Middlebury
Drive Remains NWF IRC Reps Approved
The Representative Assembly re opened discussion on the fall drive after the NWF was found to be based on incorrect information. Ruth Carson noted WSSF left this year, suggesting some Barnard proceeds aid that group. Edith Bort kept the plan for a dual drive, and the Assembly kept the term drive unchanged. Inter national Relations Club listed four members chosen to represent at the LRC Conference Even Haight Judith Rudansky Glenn Siff and Hope Simon were approved.
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Representative Assembly
National War Fund
Ruth Carson West
World Student Service Fund
NWF
Barnard
Qn Othe
Edith Bort
LRC
Even Haight
Judith Rudansky
Glenn Siff
Hope Simon
Barnard Hosts Visiting Professor James J. Clifford
Lehigh University chemist turned literature scholar Professor James J. Clifford visits Barnard College to teach Eighteenth Century English Literature. He pursued Dr Johnson through Hester Thrale's world and found manuscripts in a Welsh farmhouse. His biography Hester Lynch Piozzi drew praise in England and the U.S. He works on Thrale's letters and praises Barnard students' bright engagement despite few Liberal Arts courses at Lehigh.
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Lehigh University
Pennsylania
Barnard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Clifford
Samuel Johnson
England
Hester Thrale
Dr. Johnson
Professor Clifford
Lehigh
Jeanne Pritchell Seeks Concert Success and Family Balance
Jeanne Pritchell, violinist in the City Center orchestra, discusses teaching at the conservatory, guiding young pupils, and growing as a quartet member. She aims to combine a solo concert career with a family, enjoys Beethoven, Schubert, Mozart, and composing, and dreams of travel and playful vehicles like a cab aeroplane and jeep.
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City Center
Conservatory
Africa
Buttrick to Speak For Interfaith
Dr. Harry Emerson Buttrick, minister of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church since 1927, will speak for Interfaith Council. Born in England, he earned degrees from Lancaster, Manchester, Victoria, Yale, Miami, Princeton, Albri ght, and Bethany Colleges. He has written The Parables of Jesus and Modern Doubt among others.
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England
Lancaster Independent College
Manchester
Victoria University
Yale University
Miami University
Princeton University
Albright College
Bethany College
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Federation Council of Churches of Christian America
Buttrick
Jesus
Nicholas Murray Butler
Felix Morley
Haverford College
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