Butler Urges U S Act For Peace At Columbia Institute
Dr. Butler calls the United States to lead world peace through international conferences on disarmament and a world police force. He argues America must reconvene the society of nations to end armed fear, urges action rather than waiting, and cites the 1910 policy as a path forward.
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United States
Butler
Columbia Institute of Arts and Sciences
McMillin Academic Theatre
Taft
Dr. Butler
Society of Nations
University
French Club to Hear Pianist Mlle Delforge
Mlle Lucienne Delforge, Paris born pianist and American debut artist, will perform a Chopin Liszt and Debussy program at a French Club tea on Monday October 24 at 4 30 in the College Parlor. The recital follows her Paris debut June 6 1934 and London debut November 1935 with tours across Europe and radio appearances.
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Mlle
Lucienne Delforge
Chopin
Liszt
Debussy
Mlle. Delforge
Town Hall
Paris
Schola Cantorum
Vincent d’Indy
Cesar Franck
d’Indy
Mlle, Delforge
Blanche Selva
Emil Sauer
Albert Wolf
Gustav Cloez
London
Holland
Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra
Delforge
Elizabeth Shields-Collins Sees American Incongruity
Elizabeth Shields-Collins executive secretary of the World Youth Congress sails for Europe after completing a round of lectures and goodbyes. The interview highlights her work coordinating youth groups across continents and Roosevelt’s interest in the movement.
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Elizabeth Shields - Collins
America
Ruth Hershfield
Elizabeth Shields-Collins
World Youth Congress
Europe
Geneva
Pillar
Post
Betty Shields-Collins
Bedford
England
London School of Economics
Youth Congress
France
Switzerland
Scandinavian Countries
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Canada
Washington
Roosevelt
Miss Shieldscollins
Congress
Vassar College
Spanish Stars Perform At Tea At College Parlor
El Circulo Hispanico hosted a reception for sixteen Spanish American students with Eva Ortega performing Spanish and English songs. The program featured Paco and Juanita Cansino dancing folk dances in regional costumes and Sr. Alberto Surrano on piano. Attendants included consuls, Barnard and Columbia Latin American students, and Ruth Stibbs noting welcome remarks.
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el Circulo Hispanico
Eva Oretga
Ortega
St. Regis
Carolina Marcial-Dorado
Ruth Stibbs
Venezuela
Dominican Republic
Sta. del Rio
Sta. Novoa
Barnard
Columbia
College Honors Dean Matthews at 400th Bible anniversary convocation
The Very Reverend Walter Robert Matthews, dean of St Pauls Cathedral London, received Columbia Universitys Doctor of Sacred Theology at a convocation in Low Memorial Library. President Butler conferred the degree as Matthews addressed the impact of the Bible on English life and its enduring spiritual value. An opening prayer by Chaplain Knox recalled Kings Colleges cornerstone rite of 1756.
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Low Memorial Library
Columbia
Walter Robert Matthews
St. Paul’s
London
Columbia University
Mr. Matthews
Nicholas Murray Butler
Matthews
Knox
Johnson
King’s College
Freshmen Name Eight Nominees For President
A class meeting on Wednesday October 24 elected eight freshmen candidates for president. The list includes Evelyn Gonzales Frances Hunt Majorie Madden Helen Marraro Joanne McQuiston Jane Morrell Frances Murphy and Peggy Whitten. A future vote will narrow to four and choose by secret ballot to help freshmen meet the candidates.
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Evelyn Gonzales
Frances Hunt
Majorie Madden
Helen Marraro
Joanne McQuiston
Jane Morrell
Frances Murphy
Peggy Whitten
New Jersey
New Haven
Woodhaven
Long Island
Yonkers
Kenmore
New York
New York City
Barbara Reade
Press Board
Mary Maloney
Coffee Dance Postponed Sign-Up Poster Delayed
The Social Committee announces the sign-up poster for the first Coffee Dance in the Barnard cafeteria will not be posted until Tuesday at 12 50. The poster will show the number of stage and couples allowed to attend and be placed near the Conference Room bulletin board.
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Barnard
Healthy Miss 1942 Of Barnard Should Please A Critical World
Barnard’s Miss 1942 Freshman earns a health grade of B plus and is described as slightly older, shorter, and lighter than Miss 1941. Interviews with faculty praise her vitality activity and eagerness to learn while noting occasional emotional fluctuations and average stamina.
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Barnard
Bulletin
Miss McBride
Seals
Alsop
Agnes Wayman
Wayman
1942
Mary McBride
System Aims To Give Jobs To Students Needing Financial Help
A Bulletin survey shows 82 Barnard students have applied for and received NYA jobs this semester. Miss Doty explains the program priorities need and academic standing, with wages from 40 to 75 cents per hour and monthly totals around $5 to $20. The NYA funds cover most needs, and jobs relate to major subjects.
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Bulletin
N.Y.A
Miss Doty
Barnard
Bureau
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Jeux D’eau de la Ville D’este
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