World thinking urged by delegates at assembly
Delegates Madeleine Gilmore and Adeline Heffelfinger spoke at a Tuesday assembly as Dr. David S. Muzzey of Columbia University urged a global responsibility. He argued Washington’s warnings did not justify shirking duty and called for aiding the world amid economic strain.
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Madeleine Gilmore
International Union
Adeline Heffelfinger
Barnard
David S. Muzzey
Columbia University
Washington
Muzzey
America
Dr.Muzzey
Manchurian Expert to Speak at Social Science Forum
Myr. Thomas Arthur Bissom, specialist in Far Eastern affairs for the Foreign Policy Association, will address the Manchurian Situation at the Social Science Forum. The lecture is scheduled for Monday October 26 at four o'clock in Rodman 139 Milbank Hall.
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Arthur Bissom
Foreign Policy — Association
Milbank Hall
Bissom
Rutsers University
Columbia
China
Senching
Peking
al Sing Outlook
Anhwei
German Reparations Failure, Says Gerard
James Watson reports at the Institute of Arts and Sciences that Gerard, U.S. ambassador to Germany during the final years of the empire, sees Germany today as more prosperous than common belief. He criticizes Dawes and Young plans, calls Silesia to Poland bitter, cites anti Semitic attitudes, and warns that German payments cannot be carried out.
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Gerard
Institute of Arts and Sciences
McMillin Academic Theatre
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German Empire
German Republic
Silesia
Poland
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Dawes
Hitler
Parley Favors United States Accession to League
The British and American Students Conference on International Affairs met in Ann Arbor Michigan July 12 19 under Carnegie Endowment auspices. Twenty eight British delegates joined American students to discuss pacific settlements arms limitation and international regional organizations and the group urged U S accession to the League of Nations.
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Ann Arbor
Michigan
Carnegie Endowment ‘For Internationals Peace
Great Britain
British Isles
New Zealand
South Africa
United States
Canada
Gispatesa
League of Na
Fifty Five Barnard Class of 1935 Secures Jobs and Scholarships
Miss Duty head of Barnard Occupations Bureau reports that 55 graduates have obtained positions or hold scholarships and fellowships. Ten study at universities in the U S or Europe. nine teach. seven are lab assistants. five work as secretaries. another five in research. Four clerks. three part time lab assistants. three study library service. Seven others hold varied posts such as clerical, shop work, proofreading, social work, technicians and journalism. Mood blamed for many not finding positions. A survey of the Senior Class plans is being conducted for publication later.
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United States
Europe
Miss Doty
Bulletin
Re register for electives in October office hours
All students must re register for electives beginning Monday October 1 through Friday October 30. Registration occurs in the Office of Miss Wayman secretary Room 209 Barnard with office hours 10 to 1 and 2 to 4 daily.
Mysteries Tonight Event Social at Barnard Hall
The Seph Fresh Mysteries are set for this evening in the Cafeteria and Gymnasium. Reservations for supper and the Barn Dance may be made at noon today in Barnard Hall.
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Barnard
Hall
Distinguished Romanticists Debate State Control of Children
On Sunday evening November 1 Bertrand Russell and Sherwood Anderson will debate whether the state should control the entire upbringing of children. Russell argues the plan promotes brotherhood and equal education, while Anderson warns it would strip childhood romance and poetry from existence. The piece humorously critiques moral panics and notes praise for the United States from these scholars.
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America
Bertrand Russell
Sherwood Anderson
Russell
Anderson
Teuppose
Mary ‘Ann
Pass-Fail Referendum Considered By College Committee
The Curriculum Committee proposes a college wide referendum on the Pass-Fail System after Acting Dean Mullins suggested the idea. A questionnaire will ask students to approve or oppose pass-fail for all subjects and to give reasons, aiming to gauge true sentiment on academic motivation versus grade emphasis.
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Mullins
Stu
College Assembly to Hear Erskine on Music
John Erskine will address the College at Assembly on Tuesday October 27 at 1 10 in the gymnasium. He is a Columbia College graduate and noted author who also ranks as an amateur pianist. He studied under MacDowell and wrote the Columbia Marching Song and other works for the Glee Club and St Paul’s Chapel hymns.
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Erskine
Hélen_ of Troy
Galahad
Penelope
Columbia College
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MacDowell
Columbia
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St.Paul’s Chapel
Olin Downes
Steinway Hall
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