Innovations in Education in Spain Described by Miss Castellano
Miss Caridad Castellano outlined Spain's education gains under the Republic to the Spanish Club at University of Jaca. She highlighted 2000 new public schools, higher instructor salaries, a rise in education funding, and the Misioneros pedagogicos who travel to villages with gramophones and films to teach villagers. A government scholarship program extends reach to the poor, with free lunches for large families.
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Caridad Castellano
Spain
Miss Weeks
Marcal Dorado
Ortega
Miss Castellano
Republic
Misioneros Pedagogicus
Impersonation Key-note Of Soph-Fresh Party
The soph-fresh party sets its key-note on October 27 as Vivian Neale chairs a meeting for both classes. Students may come in costumes of friends or literary characters and enjoy skits, songs, and an evening program with supper served at six thirty in the cafeteria.
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Par
Vivian Nealé
Miss Neale
Asium
Student Fellowship Drive Urges Prompt Pledge Returns
Lucy Appleton announces the opening of the Student Fellowship Drive and urges all pledge stubs be turned in promptly after pledges are made. Money and stubs should be brought to Miss Kruger's office on Tuesdays or Thursdays between 12 and 1 o'clock.
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Lucy Appleton
Miss Kruger
Anti War Conference Meets Oct 31 and Nov 1 at Columbia
Columbia students plan a two night conference against war in John Jay Hall with representation from every department. The Student Board leads the effort, inspired by the Columbia Social Problems Club. Delegates from each department, Barnard inclusion expected, petitions require ten signatures.
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Columbia
John Jay Hall
Columbia College
Columbia Social Problems Club
Donald Henderson
Columbia Student’ Board
Butler Stresses U.S. Responsibility in World Revolutions
Columbia University President Nicholas Murray Butler says the current revolutions rival Rome's fall and call for U S leadership. He critiques Versailles as punishment, notes the League of Nations has had gains but failed recently, and warns Italy's Mussolini may shape Europe’s future.
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France
Europe
Nicholas Murray’ Butler
Columbia University
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Butler
League of Nations
League
Stresemann
Briand
Barnard Quarterly board picks first issue content
The Barnard Quarterly editorial board selects material for the season’s first issue. Many submissions remain unprinted due to space, while unused manuscripts may be returned or held for future issues. Editors thank contributors and urge ongoing cooperation. try-out tests for new staff are scheduled next week October 23 to 27.
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Barnard Quarterly Editorial Board
Edith Kane
Barnard
Rally Planned Tonight By Women Voters
A nonpartisan rally will be held tonight at 8 P.M. at Horace Mann School by the League of Women Voters. Speakers include Frank C. Carstoffin for the Democratic party Jessie Hughan for the Socialist party Lyman Ward for the Recovery party and Professor A A Berle for the Fusion party. The college is invited to attend.
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League of Women Voters
Horace Mann School
Broadway
120Th Street
Frank C. Carstoffin
Democratic Party
Jessie Hughan
Socialist Party
Lyman Ward
Recovery Party
A. A. Berle
Fusion
Barnard College opens new log cabin camp with alumnae gift
About 500 students and alumnae attended the official opening of Barnard College’s log cabin camp on Sunday October 15. Miss Helen Erskine presented the bronze key to Dean Virginia Gildersleeve, who formally opened and dedicated the camp for recreation and healthful fellowship.
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Friends of College
Miss Erskine
Helen Erskine
Alumnae Association
Barnard
Virginia Gildersleeve
Barnard College
Margaret’ ‘Holland
Gildersleeve
College
Lillian Schoedler
Jean Disbrow Hadley
Auumnae Association
Ellen O’gorman Duffy
Gildersieeve
Alfred Meyer
Margaret
Swann
Agnés
Wayman
Department of ‘Physical Education
Wigs and Cues Tryout Plays Today at Brinck Theatre
Brinckerhoff presents six short plays during a tryout at Brinck Theatre this Friday at 4 30 p.m. Cast members include Nora Laurie Christian Madeleine Lynch Roxane and others with director Rostand and host Natalie Flatow. The program features Cyrano de Bergerac and By the Fire Barrie pieces with a post performance discussion.
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Dial
College
Brinck Theatre
Cyrano de
Bergerac
Rostand
Jee
Aurelia Leffler
Cyrano Oe
Nora Laurie Christian
Madeleine Lynch
Roxane
Ladies
Barrie
Seine Pea TV
Natalie Flatow
Sea-Delong
Frances Pond
Sara Popkin
Miss Vaile
Philomena Ratti
Bland
Florence McElrath
Norma Goldstein
Miss Isit
Eeeels Vera Michael Lady Wrathie
Olga Spica Maides
Dr Laidler to Speak at Fabian Club Tea
Dr. Harry W. Laidler Ph D Socialist candidate for Comptroller will speak at the Fabian Club Tea in the Conference Room on Monday October 23 at 4 PM. He will discuss the Socialist position on municipal elections, candidates for mayor, and campaign issues.
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Dr. Laidler
Fabian Club
Harry W. Laidler
Socialist Organization of
Barnard
New York City
Socialist Party
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Delphine -Dowling
Brinckerhoff
Alice
Eleanor Galenson
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Owneseac
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Leonare Glotzer
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