Local Problems Club joins anti war move
The Social Problems Club at Columbia University backs the Columbia Conference Against War. The Student Board refused participation, but the club will promote the October 31 and November 1 conference and urge campus groups to send delegates. A Barnard delegation will be appointed by Student Council this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Social Problems Club
Columbia University
Studnt Council
Barnard
Mary Lou Wright
Wycliffe Club Plans First Tea Event Friday
The Wycliffe Club announces its first tea of the semester to honor new and returning students. The event is set for Friday at 4 PM with Violet Hopwood as president guiding invitations to Miss Mieh x v hardt Miss Kruger and others. A second tea is planned at De with Episcopal and Lutheran groups to join future luncheons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheycliffe Club
Udent
Violet Hopwood
Mieh
Wycliffe Club
Episcopal
Lutheran Group
Prom
Dorms Host Tea For Seniors and Sophomores
Dormitory seniors and sophomores entertained nonresident classmates at a tea in Brooks Hall on Thursday October 19 from four to six. Esther Merrill and Champe Winston led the arrangements with Miss Abbott and Helen Cahalane. Tea and cake were served and dancing followed in the music room with about one hundred students attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Hall
Esther Merrill
Champe Winston
Miss Abbott
Helen Cahalane
N S F A Broadcasts Resume With International Focus
The National Student Federation resumes its Columbia System radio broadcasts on October 12 at 3 30 P M with Fenner Brockway addressing revolts in Asia and class struggle in India and China. Subsequent talks include Dr Hans Kohn on race conflicts and Arthur Henderson Jr on youth and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
NSFA
National Student Federation
Columbia
Fenner Brockway
England
Independent Labor Party
Asia
Japan
N.S.F.A
Hans Kohn
Workmen’s Seminary
Jerusalem
Arthur Henderson, Jr
Freshman Sophomore Costume Party Set at Barnard Hall
Barnard College plans a 1936 frosh soph party on Friday October 27 at six in Barnard Hall cafeteria. Freshmen will pass the torch to sophomores in a ceremonial lighting of the gym lights followed by skits music and dancing. Tickets are fifty cents for home residents. dorm lodging offered at low cost for those traveling. Vivian Neale leads. Jane Wilcox handles finances. subscriptions via Student Mail to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmerhorn
Dikijian
Easurer
Jane Darwin Eisler
Barnard Hall
Barnard
Vivian Neale
Jane Wilcox
Forum Plans Symposia and Luncheons for the Year
The Social Science Forum outlines a year with lunch meetings for student faculty discussions limited to members one guest allowed per member and dues due by November 13. A spring camp weekend is proposed with faculty invites and a marriage symposium possibility featuring Dr Samuel Schmalhausen and Abbe Dimnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Schmalhausen
Abbe Dimnet
College N R A Assembly Hears Moley Address
The College N R A Assembly announces an address by Professor Moley today. Nominations were made Friday for the vice-president post left vacant by Grace Chin Lee, with Emily Koeniger, Margaret Mead and Vivian Tenney named. Elections continue today and tomorrow in the Conference Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Koeniger
Margaret Mead
Vivian Tenney
A. A
Grace Chin Lee
Brockway Sees Student Role in Changing World at L I D Meet
Fenner Brockway, secretary of the International Labor Party, spoke at Norman Thomas's home under the League for Industrial Democracy. He urged students to align with workers, view themselves as participants, and help steer society from capitalism toward socialism. He cited Europe’s fascist and democratic divides and noted students now influence global events more than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenner Brockway
L.I.D
Norman Thomas
International Labor Party of Great Britain
League For Industrial Democracy
America
Brockway
Mr. Brockway
Guils
Europe
National Recovery Program Talk by Moley at NRA Assembly
Raymond Moley, Columbia Public Law professor and noted political figure, will address the college NRA Assembly today at 1 10 in the gym. He will explain the organization and background of the Recovery Program and the origin of the National Recovery Act. The event, part of a faculty student committee effort to explain the NRA, is led by Professor Baker. Moley, born in Ohio in 1886, educated there, earned a PhD at Columbia, taught at Western Reserve and Ohio schools, led the Cleveland Foundation 1919 23, and joined Columbia in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Moley
Columbia
College
N.R.A. Assembly
Voley
Baker
Moley
Oho
Columbia University
Ohio
Western Reserve University
Cleveland Foundation
Braunstein to Speak at Barnard Menorah Reception
Rabbi Braunstein religious advisor to Columbia students will be guest of honor and main speaker at a joint Barnard Menorah and Columbia Jewish Students Society reception and tea today at four in the College Parlor. He will discuss Old World Experiences and additional events are planned through January 1934 including a Hanukah party and lectures by Dr Jacob Sendeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Braunstein
Columbia
Barnard Menorah
Columbia Jewish Students Society
Menorah
Betty Goldstein
Barnard
Rabbi Braun- Stein
Jacob Sendeling
Ruth, Saberski
Blanche Goldman
Freeman Balloff
Betty, Nort
Stella Goldstein
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Front
Wmlowwenn
Meer teeiAn
Frosh
Jane Eisler
FORUM
Social Science Forum
Rose Somerville
Oxford Union
Russia
India
China
N. R. A. Group
Braunstein
Barnard and
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!