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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1935

Page

3

Dr Shotwell Speaks on World Affairs at College Tea

Dr James T Shotwell of Columbia University will speak this afternoon in the college parlor on The Present Crisis in World Affairs. The tea, a Peace Week event, is sponsored by five religious clubs Episcopal Lutheran Wycliffe Newman and Menorah with Jean Detwiller Newman Club president as social chair.

James T. Shotwell History Department Columbia University Shotwell Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Social Science Research Council American National Committee On International Intellectual Cooperation League of Nations Paris London International Conference On Historical Sciences Brussels Carnegie Endowment Episcopal Lutheran Wycliffe Newman Menorah Jean Detwiller Newman Club Knox Ladd

Barnard Sophomore Freshman Party Set For Friday

The 1938-39 Barnard Soph-Frosh dinner begins at 6 30 p m in the Cafeteria with games skits and a torch ceremony. Sophomores host and Freshmen join in entertainment as posters list meat or fish options. prices are fifty cents for day students and five cents for dorm residents.

Barnard Helen Lange Barbara Ridgeway Jane Vesy Barnard Hall Laura Miles

Debaters Assemble at Evening Study for Tryouts

Occupants of Even Study host a lively Debate Club tryout session last Tuesday. A student fielded topics from immigration to Old Age Pension while the judge, amused, scored the performances. The first formal meeting is set for Friday November 8 to plan future debates.

United States Huey Long Debate Club Solitude

Peace Booth Polls Mock Senate Stances on Italo-Ethiopian Crisis

Three day poll at the Peace Booth surveyed Barnard students on U S senators A B and C with defined positions on an embargo on munitions and trade. A attracted 9 percent support, B 40 percent, and C 51 percent in final results announced.

Peace Booth Barnard U. S Italy

Dean Speaks On Sanctions In League Debate At College

Dean Gildersleeve addressed a Current Events Club meeting praising U S backing for League sanctions. She argued sanctions plus potential military action may be needed in early League years, and urged international cooperation to replace war with law and peace under a world organization.

Dean Gildersleeve Miss Gildersleeve League of Nations Maynard Keynes League Supreme Court Italy

Club to Join Model League Plans Discussed at Seminar

Agnes Leckie president of the International Relations Club outlined aims for the Model League to convene at Vassar College this spring. Dr. Peardon will oversee preparations, and the group plans Syracuse Carnegie Endowment conference participation, hoping to send four delegates this year. The first meetings are set for November 4.

Agnes Leckie Miss Leckie Vassar College Peardon Syracuse Carnegie Endowment For World Peace International Relations Club

Barnard to Welcome Mrs Roosevelt for October Assembly

Mrs Franklin Delano Roosevelt will address Barnard College on Tuesday October 22 at 1 10 pm with the theme Opportunities for Better International Understanding The Student Council will be presented and seated in the front row Dean Gildersleeve and Professor Braun will greet her Alumnae are invited to attend The First Lady has appeared at Barnard before in 1928 and 1929 and is known for active engagement in education sociology and politics

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Dean Gildersleeve Professor Braun Roosevelt Miss Gildersleeve Barnard Alfred E. Smith Ruth Morgan Herbert Hoover Todhunter New York City United States White House

Placement by Occupation Bureau Shows Increase Over Last Year

Miss Katherine Doty head of the Occupational Bureau reports to the Dean on August 30 that last year’s class of 1934 had a mixed outcome with about half securing paid positions or studying, 13% married, 9% in volunteer work, and 20% unoccupied. For the class of 1935 few have found paid work, though teaching, clerical, and social work roles show promise. The office notes a 6% rise in routine office activity since last year and 23% since the year before.

Katherine Doty Barnard

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Dr. Shotwell Kathryn Smul Franklin D. Roosevelt Assembly Dean Forees Model League Vassar First Lady
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