Barnard Students Rally Over Burke Expulsion At Columbia
About 800 Columbia and Barnard students staged a two hour strike demanding reinstatement of Robert Burke, expelled Columbia College president elect. Key speakers included Sophia Simmonds and Paul Thomson, while Barnard figures urged support for academic freedom.
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Columbia
Robert Burke
Columbia College
Benjamin Brown
Columbia Student Board
Sophia Simmonds
Barnard
Alfred Bingham
Common Sense
Charles Hendley
The
Teachers Union
Paul Thomson
James Dunaway
James Wechsler
Columbia Spectator
Thomas Jones
Daily
Gardner Murphy
Mr. Handly
Katherine Horsley
Joan Geddes
Bulletin Staff Meeting Called for Monday Noon
A compulsory meeting of the Bulletin staff has been called for Monday noon in the Bulletin office. This will be the first meeting of the entire staff for 1936 1937. Plans for a system whereby the Bulletin may be more efficiently issued will be considered along with a scheme for reorganizing the Bulletin staff.
Classical Club Hears Lecture On Athens Excavations
Professor James Oliver spoke at Barnard Hall about excavations at the Athens Agora. He noted goal to reconstruct history, with objects of artistic value found incidentally, and discussed funding and access issues tied to 1927 efforts.
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Athens
James Oliver
Classical Club
Barnard Hall
Oliver
Jacqueline Dawson
Charles
Kaltenborn Analyzes Spanish Chaos and Conservatism
News commentator H. W. Kaltenborn spoke at McMillan Theatre Tuesday night arguing the Spanish Revolution is an extreme reaction born from three forces. He pinpoints Catholic Church neglect of education with 40 percent illiteracy, a stagnant democratic tradition, and a close alliance between the army and monarchy.
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H. W. Kaltenborn
McMillan Theatre
Kaltenborn
Spain
Sophomore Freshman Party Set At Barnard Hall
The annual Soph-Frosh Party draws about 300 attendees tonight in Barnard Hall cafeteria with dinner at six and entertainment through eight. Miss Josephine Shepherd chairs the committee. sophomores dress as sailors, each with a sweetheart freshman, and blue tag cards while red hearts carry names.
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Barnard Hall
Dorng
Josephine Shepherd
Physical Education Department
Miss Shepherd
Jane Williams
Phillis Dunbar
Ann Milman
Shirley Simon
Marjorie Kane
Carolyn Swayne
Wigs and Cues
Helene Jaffin
S. S. U. Sponsors Campaign Talks
The Social Science Union will meet Monday in the College Parlor with Dorothy Schaffter of Vassar explaining Democratic support and Mrs. George A. Wyeth outlining Republican appeal. Student speakers include Amy Schaeffer Ruth Insche and Joan Ged as discussion follows.
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Social Science Union
Dorothy Schaffter
Vassar College
George A. Wyeth
S. S.U
Schaffter
University of Iowa
Democratic Club
Vassar
Democratic Party
Wyeth
Women’s
National Republican Club
World’s Fair Commission
LaGuardia
Ruth Insche
Joan Ged
Archery Tournament Set For October Twenty Seventh at Barnard
Archery fans will witness a display by Carl J. Weese Metropolitan champion for two years and New Jersey State champion for four. The event, part of the interclass tourney, runs Oct. 27 between noon and two with twelve contestants and the Columbia Round at ranges of fifty forty and thirty yards. Ruth Triggs is Field Captain Edna Jones Lady Paramount and a beginners tournament precedes the main event with eight novices shooting eighteen arrows at thirty yards.
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Dorothy Press
William Tell
Carl J. Weese
New Jersey
National Archery Association
Ruth Triggs
Edna Jones
Longfellow
Tuzo
Approval rules for student photos and publicity
Students are reminded that no news or pictures of students or student activities may be used for publicity without approval from the Phoenix News Publicity Bureau. The representative Miss Martha Coman is available from 12 to 1 on Tuesday and Thursday in Room 104 Barnard Hall.
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Phoenix News Publicity Bureau
Martha’ Coman
Barnard Hall
Mabel Foote
German Artists To Play At Tea At Barnard College
The Young Artists Group of German musicians arrive from Berlin aboard the Bremen and will attend a Barnard College tea on Monday afternoon October 26 at 4 o'clock in the College Parlor. Seven men and five women trained in Charlottenburg Berlin will showcase original instruments and vocal skills, signaling a new approach to early music. They plan informal illustrations of their concert program at McMillin Theater later, with works by Wolkenstein Dufay Palentrina and Orlando.
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Barnard College
Deutscher Kreis
Bremen
Berlin
Germany
Charlottenburg-Berlin
McMillin Theater
Wolkenstein
Dufay
Palentrina
Orlando
Committee Reports To Student Council
At a Friday meeting the Faculty Committee on Instruction approved omitting pluses and minuses from final term records on bulletin boards. Straight grades will be posted in the future. The Faculty Committee will review a senior course in Mental and Sex Hygiene after consulting with Doctor Alsop. The Council favors a Barnard Student Fellow to speak on the Fellowship Drive to encourage support and study abroad benefits.
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Doctor Alsop
Barnard
First Meeting of Year for El Circulo Hispano
Ruth Saberski and Miss Marcial Dorado spoke at El Circulo Hispano's first 4 p.m. meeting in the Conference Room on Oct 19. Saberski recalled Spain’s war experiences in Soria and May Day strikes. Dorado discussed scholarships and her teaching year at Barnard. A Spanish glee club and several activities were announced.
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Barnard
el Circulo -Hispano
el Circulo ‘Hispano
Helen Flannagan
Vivian, Enello
Virginia Lecount
Jacqueline © Goodyear
Jean Sherwood
Helen Hirsch
Barbara McLain
Selinda‘ ‘Aronson
Enello
el :Circulo Hispano
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