SSU Committee Plans Donor Drive For Barnard Fair
Social Science Union lays out this week meetings and events for the Barnard Fair set for December 4 and 5. Jane Craighead leads the central committee receiving donations from Barnard undergraduates. Sub committees report progress and a donor chart will appear in later Bulletins. Exhibitions will extend to Milbank with guided tours and department displays. An Afghan knitting project is underway. A full progress report is due at the Fiftieth Anniversary Committee meeting in the Riverside Building.
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Barnard
Jane Craighead
Central Committee
A. A
Barnard Hall
Milbank
Miss Craighead
Knums
Riverside
Social Science Union
International Relations Committee
Peace Committee
Gayer
Social Action Committee
Legislative —Action
Civil Liberties Committee
Willie Sue Blagden
Southern Social Worker
Strike Planned at Columbia for Burke Reinstatement
A one hour strike at eleven tomorrow and a noon open air rally in front of Milbank will protest the expulsion of Robert Burke, Columbia College’s expelled president elect. Paul Thomson and Katharine Horsley will address Barnard, underscoring unity across the university in defense of academic freedom. Sympathy demonstrations across other universities are anticipated, with mock book burnings noted by the American Student Union.
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Milbank
Defense Committee
Robert Burke
Columbia College
Paul Thomson
Columbia Student Board
Barnard
Katherine Horsley
Burke
American Student Union
Barnard Social Science Union
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Mortarboard Pictures Postponed Indefinitely
Mortarboard photos scheduled for noon today were postponed indefinitely by Adelaide Murphy photography editor. Groups affected include Quarterly Staff Honor Board Mortarboard Staff and Bullet boards. A new schedule will be published soon and students are urged to watch for announcements.
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Mortarboard
Adelaide Murphy
Honor Board
Bullet
Miss Murphy
Sherwood Discusses Career at McMillen Theatre and Studio
Robert Sherwood author of Idiots Delight spoke at Colum- bus University’s McMillen Theatre on Wednesday about his career. He recalled being expelled from Harvard three times for failing and critiqued Hollywood and censorship. He praised Aristophanes as a literary hero and noted his adaptation of Jacques Deval’s Tovarich opened to praise at the Plymouth Theatre.
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Robert Sherwood
McMillen Theatre
Robert Emmet Sherwood
Column University
McMillen
Sherwood
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Mas
Masachusetts
Rome
Vienna
Hollywood
Saturday Evening Post
George Horace Lorimer
Sher
Wood
Aristophanes
Cleon
Athens
Mr.Sherwood
Jacques Deval
Tovarich
Plymouth Theatre
New York
New York Times
Freshman class heads nominate eight for president
Eight girls were elected as nominees for Freshman class president at a meeting of the Freshman class. The candidates include Margaret Boyle Muriel Doyle Evelyn Hagmoe Mary Maloney Phyllis Margulies Doris Myers Charlotte Patsky and Marina Salvin from New York City Hempstead Seattle Philipsburg Johnstown Huntington and other towns.
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Margaret Boyle
Muriel Doyle
Evelyn Hagmoe
Mary Maloney
Phyllis Margulies
Doris Myers
Charlotte Patsky
Marina Salvin
Miss Boyle
Miss Margulies
Miss Salvin
New York City
Miss Doyle
Hempstead
Long Island
Miss Hagmoe
Seattle
Washington
Maloney
Philipsburg
New Jersey
Myers
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Patsky
Huntington
Elspeth Davies
Roosevelt Leads Barnard Poll With Wide Margin Over Landon
Final poll of Barnard College shows President Roosevelt with 214 votes to Landon’s 165 among students and faculty. Thomas 36 Browder 24 Lemke 6 Aiken 1 Colvin 0. Roosevelt 51 percent, Landon 37 percent. other candidates small totals. Faculty support mirrors student preferences with no votes for Lemke Aiken or Colvin.
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Roosevelt
Moe
Andon
Thomas Eaventseeeves
Browder
Lemke Ee
Pete Ese
Aiken
Columbia
Barnard
Pulletin
Landon
Thomas
Lemker
Hoover
Lemke
John Aiken
Socialist Labor Party
Leigh Colvin
Colvin
Roosevelt Leads in Columbia Spectator Straw Poll Totals
The latest university straw poll results show President Roosevelt as the strong favorite across Columbia components including College, Law, Extension, Business, Engineering and Graduate schools. Rival candidates trail far behind in totals to date.
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Roosevelt
Columbia Spectator
Law School
Columbia College, Extension
Business
Engineering
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Horsley
A.A
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Margaret Holland
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Natalie Sampson
Miss Sampson
Miss Davies
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al Barnard
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