What is the American Student Union on campus
The American Student Union is a progressive, independent campus organization uniting students across political views under Peace Freedom Security and Equality. It supports federal student aid the cooperative movement universal education and student government while promoting world peace through leadership and civic engagement.
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Deutscher Kreis Plans Sunday Hike and Skits
Deutscher Kreis and Columbia Deutsch Verein plan a hike to Tibbets Brook near Yonkers on Sunday October 23 meeting at 10 AM in front of Seth Low Library. A Monday meeting at 4 PM in Milbank Room 155 outlines future biweekly gatherings with German college life skits directed by Mr. Von Forstmeyer.
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Yonkers
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Deutscher Kreis
Milbank
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Shields-Collins Discusses European Youth Diversity
Miss Shields-Collins critiques American youth organization and urban slums, praising European diversity but urging greater cohesion and action. She notes Belgium’s compact youth groups and calls for addressing slums within Washington and other cities as part of an American Youth program.
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Staff Of Bulletin Will Meet At Noon
A noon meeting for Bulletin staff and tryouts is set for today in the Bulletin office. The beat system assigning staff to campus organizations will be explained. Tryouts will run three weeks before the assistant news board is chosen. John S. Hamilton from Columbia School of Journalism spoke on reporting and writing a news story at yesterday's tea for tryouts. He noted opportunities for women in journalism remain scarce but are rising.
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Business Women Mock Ballot Names Prestigious Women for State Offices
The New York League of Business Women presented a twenty candidate all women mock ballot. Prominent figures included Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt for governor Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve for State Commissioner of Education and Dorothy Thompson as Secretary of State.
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Barnard
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Barnard N Y A funds and student workers detailed report
Miss Doty outlines Barnard N Y A program with 16 seniors 33 juniors 33 sophomores and 10 freshmen. Students mainly serve in departments offices libraries and research roles assisting professors on bibliographies data collection and laboratory tasks amid campus projects. Dr Judd named director of out of school youth education program.
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Bellevue
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Dorothy Press
Charles H. Judd
Catholic Groups Plan Discussions For Barnard Columbia Students
Over 150 students from Barnard and Columbia attended a reception and tea for Catholic faculty and students. The event in Corpus Christi auditorium Tuesday afternoon featured music by the Columbia Blue Lions and tea served by several hosts. A discussion group for Catholic students was announced with topics including church doctrine, the life of Christ, Catholic philosophy, and church history. Faculty members volunteered as group leaders and interested students were asked to see Fatherford at Earl Tall.
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Carlton
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Florence
Stratemeyer
Episcopal Club Sets Year of Talks and Socials
The Episcopal Club plans a year of meetings with speakers from the New York University Y M C A and Seaman's Church Institute. It will host joint sessions with the Lutheran and Wycliffe Clubs, informal chapel talks, and social teas. Proceeds support Sheltering Arms children with each girl having a tutor.
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Frank Olmstead
New York University Y.M.C.A
Olmstead
Janet Ropert
Seaman’s Church Institute
Lutheran
Wycliffe
Louise I. Ladd
Sheltering Arms
Menorah Society Telegram to Roosevelt on Palestine Refugees
The Menorah Society of Barnard College voted to telegram President Franklin D Roosevelt thanking him for interceding with Great Britain to prevent the closing of Palestine immigration. The group urged continued action to provide refugee outlets as Jewish oppression persists.
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Palestine
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Franklin D Roosevelt
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Barnard College
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Major Department Meetings Report at University
Majors from Chemistry Economics Fine Arts Geology Greek and Latin Philosophy and Zoology held Tuesday afternoon sessions. Philosophy discussed year plans and the Esthetics Club, Geology heard Professor Holzsaver on West Texas work and the proposed New International Big Bend Park, Zoology set social plans, Chemistry heard Professor Riemer on research, Greek and Latin majors heard verse readings.
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