Faculty poll shows Thomas leading by one vote
The Bulletin reports 38 faculty members voiced preferences with Thomas at 42 votes Roosevelt 10 Hoover 9 and seven undecided or without choice. Eight Social Science faculty gave no Hoover support. Voter reasons centered on personality and party platforms amid a divided opinion and widespread discontent. Further results promise Tuesday.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Social Science
Communist Party
Annual Will Feature Barnard Hall Etching
The 1934 Mortarboard yearbook plans subscriptions from faculty and students, with a Barnard Hall etching by Lowell not included in the book. A copy will hang at the office for viewing, and rare etching copies will be offered. Students must schedule portrait sittings on Saturday November 19 at Chidnoff's, with group photos in progress.
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Mortarboard
Barnard
Barnard Hall
Owell
Lowell
New -York
Faculty survey on presidential candidates distribution
Bulletin reports a faculty canvass on national politics with results to date in another column. Reprinted comments show Carey Hoov er Hoov er opposing change, Miss Krueger undecided, Miss Passmore approving of four year policies, and Classics indicating mixed views. Further commentary to follow in next issue.
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Botany Department
Carey—Hoover
Miss Krueger
Debate on Merits of Four Parties Programs at McMillin Theatre
Readings by representatives of four major parties at McMillin Theatre discussed unemployment relief, wage policy, and political rights amid calls for socialist reform. Slaner of the Communist party attacked Republicans and Democrats while urging a soviet system. Maxwell Wihnyk spoke for the Democrats advocating repeal of Prohibition and tariff reevaluation. English professors weighed Roosevelt and Hoover, debating party efficacy and social aims.
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McMillin Theatre
Philip Slaner
Columbia University
Communist Party
Mr. Slaner
Socialist Party
Maxwell Wihnyk
Roosevelt
William Haller
Haller
Coolidge
Major Meetings Hear Department Heads This Week
Barnard College reporters summarize meetings of the English Spanish Classics and Psychology departments. Miss Huttman spoke to Spanish majors, recalling a Spain visit and praise for Patronato del Turismo. English chair William Haller urged exam based credit, recommended focused study and proposed a poetry committee.
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Miss Huttman
Spain
Mr. Haller
Huttman
Department of History
English Department
Haller
William Haller
Barnard
Hallér
Department of English
Barnard College, Library
Hoover Wins by Large Plurality in College Poll
Barnard Presidential Poll supervised by Bulletin shows President Hoover with a strong plurality, Thomas second, Roosevelt and Foster further back. Voters favored repeal of Prohibition and opposed immediate payment of the Soldiers Bonus. Heavy turnout indicates high interest in the fall campaign despite mixed views on issues.
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Hoover
Bulletin
Thomas
Roosevelt
Foster
Vorite
Undergraduate Secretary Election Held Today
Voting in the Conference Room fills the office vacant by the resignation of Thomasine Campbell. Nominees Diana Campbell Georgiana Remer and Gertrude Rubsamen, all Class of 1935 members, were chosen at a Representative Assembly meeting on Monday. Campbell left office due to ill health.
Miriam Rosenthal Signals Quarterly Policy Changes
Miriam Rosenthal, editor in chief of Barnard Quarterly, announces changes to broaden content beyond literature to include current topics. Editorial board selection will test critical ability, not manuscript merit, with next week’s test at Barnard Room 402 noon.
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Barnard Quarterly
Barnard
Miriam Rosenthal
Bulletin
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