Editorials and letters on war, academia and resource use
A collection of letters and notes discusses Columbia College politics and editorial independence, the risk of fascist influence, and the quest to prevent war through understanding and addressing its causes. Also includes pragmatic tips on energy and resource conservation from John J. Swan.
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Cooperation Invited to the Editor
In Barnard Bulletin the editor calls for annual cooperation from readers and supporters. A letter expresses appreciation and asks for continued interest and help in community efforts, stressing civic involvement and mutual support.
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Wigs and Cues Hold Tryouts in Theater
The Board of Wigs and Cues, consisting of its officers, held tryouts in the theater and will notify accepted participants by student mail. A mother and her young son were also observed shopping nearby as the event continued from page 1.
Peace Week Activities Begin Sunday in Campus Clubs
A campus program starts peace week with social science forum talks on peace problems and a psychology club discussion on war and peace. Two weeks later lectures will explore pacifism from social to scientific angles with bibliographies and publicity tasks assigned to specific clubs under a faculty student committee led by Dr Peardon.
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