Petition seeks Lend-Lease and Neutrality Act repeal at Columbia
A petition circulated at Columbia University urges Congress to pass the Lend-Lease bill and repeal the Neutrality Act. Originated by Pat Highsmith and Allan Brotsky, it lists signers from Barnard College Columbia Spectator Barnard Bulletin and Vassar Miscellany News among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Pat Highsmith
Barnard Quarterly
Allan Brotsky
National Council of Law Students
Columbia University
Joseph Gilbert
School of Optometry
Doris Bayer
Barnard College
Mark Kahn
Columbia Spectator
Helen Kandel
Barnard Bulletin
Charlotte Feldman
The
Vassar Miscellany News
Committee Plans Defense Work
Virginia C. Gildersleeve reports on a student defense program offering two hours weekly to build National Service skills. Courses include Red Cross First Aid, Motor Transport, Air Raid Precautions and Public Discussion methods, with Physical Education credit for the leadership track.
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Department of Physical Education
Red Cross
Office of Civilian Defense
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Freshman Sophomore Brawl Ends With Sophomore Win
The fourth annual Columbia College Freshman Sophomore Brawl on South Field ends with the sophomores claiming victory amid chaotic events including tug of war, push ball, and pole climbing. Spectators and observers report mixed outcomes before the final cheer favors the class of ’44.
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Barnard
South Field
Columbia College
Sophs
Pantser Division
Suicide Squad
The
Fresh
Westchester Division
44 45 Party To Have Skits Continued From Page One
Indoor season event includes a skit party with a meal in the cafeteria after the session. Tickets continue today at noon with fifty cents for day students and five cents for dorm students, by reservation. Betty Gormley leads planning with Audrey Brown in charge of refreshments and Rolande Redon on publicity.
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Jake
Betty Gormley
Audrey Brown
Rolande Redon
Jean Vandervoort
Jeanne V. Walsh
Carmel Prashker
Graciala Miranda Wins Kimball Fellowship
Miss Graciala Miranda, a Doctor of Philosophy and Letters from the University of Havana, wins the Kimball Fellowship awarded annually to a Latin American woman. She studies fine arts at Columbia University and plans to teach in Havana upon returning in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graciala Miranda
University of Havana
Kimball
Latin-America
Graduate School of
Columbia Univer
Pay Increase Would Bolster Army Morale
The Student Defenders of Democracy report poll results from 39 camps showing 86 percent of 268 soldiers favor a minimum pay of 30. Sixty point five percent want 35 and 42 percent seek at least 40 dollars. SDC urges Congress to raise army pay for morale and national defense.
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SDC
Congress
Newman Club Open House and Coffee Dance
The Newman Club holds an open house today from 4 to 6 PM. The first Coffee Dance takes place in Iarl Hall from 4 to 6:30 PM on Friday October 24.
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Iarl Hall
Wigs And Cues Club Seeks New Members
Students who missed the Wags and Cues tea last Wednesday may contact Gershon, club president, via Student Mail to join the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Gershon
Erratum corrects Freshman Coffee Dance date
The Freshman Coffee Dance will take place in early fall this coming Friday October 24 instead of October 17 as previously stated in Bulletin.
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Bulletin
Freshman Sophomore Party Scheduled for Evening
The Freshman and Sophomore party is set for today from 6 to 9 PM. Students are invited to join in the campus social event.
Juniors Urged to Report for Junior Show Book Meeting
All juniors interested in writing the Junior Show book should report to the Conference room at noon on Thursday October 23.
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C.C
Brook
Lyn Dodger
Jungle
Health Committee
Athletics Association
Sity
Miss Miranda
Brooks Hall
Havana
Cuba
Student Defenders of Democracy
Mur
Ray
Montana
T ‘ Man O’toole
New York
Newman Club
ARRI
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Hop
Schiller’s
Barnard Stationery
Loose Leaf Books
116Th Street
Wrigley’s
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