Journalists discuss college training at Bulletin Tea
Bulletin hosts a second meeting with Anne Austin and Eugenie Fribourg as speakers. They stress college newspaper training and concise, impartial reporting. Fribourg defends college papers over metropolitan ones and highlights news paragraph brevity. A separate Wigs and Cues meeting offered two plays for Fall production and announced new membership rules. Maxine Roths was elected vice president secretary.
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Anne Austin
Eugenie Fribourg
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
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Jackson Street
Metropolitan
Miss Fribourg
Dover Road
Nch
I'Nence Healy
Maxine Roths
Siegfried Delivers Address at Barnard
Dr. Andre Siegfried, noted author and teacher, spoke last Friday at Barnard on a new conception of production and the changing world. He said Europe and the United States have altered since his first visit thirty years ago, with production methods reshaping life and global attitudes. He noted population shifted from New England to the Mississippi Valley and predicted New York leads financially while the Mississippi region dominates politics and morals. He warned the U S is a country of waste.
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Andre Siegfried
Barnard
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Siegfried
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Mississippi Valley
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Mississippi
United States
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Captain Kidd Visits Barnard as Sophs Descend on Freshmen
Barnard College scene brightens as Captain Kidd visits during mysteries week. Seniors arrive at the freshmen activity with costumes and cues guiding wig checks and tryouts for the performance season.
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Captain Kidd
Barnard
Moral disarmament call at St Pauls Chapel
Dean Gildersleeve urges moral disarmament as prerequisite to ending arms and submarines. He praises Ramsay MacDonald for his idealism and practical sense, linking the effort to the tenth anniversary of the League for world peace. The piece blends the talk with Barnard traditions and campus lore of Mysteries and freshman-sophomore pranks.
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Dean Gildersleeve
St. Paul’s
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Labor
League
Barnacle Detective Story Contest Seeks Clever Plots
The Barnacle invites submissions for a detective story contest open to all students except the editor in chief. Entries must be unsigned and placed in the Barnacle box in Barnard Hall by November 16 with a sealed envelope naming the author and story.
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Barnacle
Barnard Hall
La Guardia Club Formed On Columbia Campus
The La Guardia Club of Columbia formed with twenty five members will host Fiorello La Guardia Republican mayoral candidate to speak Tuesday October 22 at 3 pm in McMillan Theater. Also on the program are Irving KuntzCircuit Judge candidate Albert Low Moffat Assembly member and Fritz Coudert District Attorney candidate. Club president John Burke invites Barnard students to join and attend on the platform regardless of party.
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Fiorello la Guardia
McMillan Theater
la Guardia Club of Columbia
Irving Kuntz
Albert
John Burke
Barnard
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