Swedish Scholar Analyzes Arms Embargo Clash
Professor Jessup, authority on international law, argues the United States would censor itself again if it repeals the arms embargo to aid England and France. He says neutrality permits protecting U S rights without abandoning duties, and criticizes administration logic for embargo repeal.
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United States
Hitler
Jessup
International Relations Club
England
France
Britain
Sportsweek and Harvest Hope Featured In A A Program
Sportsweek opens today with faculty student matches and tournaments. tennis finals tomorrow at noon. volleyball in the gym. a fruit cart in the Jungle all day. Harvest Hop bids due in a week and a half. dance Friday night next week with flame red and gold decor. bid price 2.25. music by Dartmouth College Barbary Coast orchestra. notable guests listed.
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The
Athletic Association
Alice Willis
Maude Vance
Ways and Means
Dartmouth College
Armistice Day Forum Planned by Student Council
Student Council announces an Armistice Day Forum for Friday November 10 at noon in Brinkerhoff Theatre. The discussion will tackle United States role in the current conflict and how to maintain that stance with invited leaders including Dean Gildersleeve and professors Gayer Peardon Waller Byrne. Florence Dubroff 40 leads arrangements with Forum International Relations Club and Barnard Student Union assisting.
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Bulletin
Spectator
Student Council
Brinkerhoff Theatre
United States
Gildersleeve
Gayer, Peardon, Waller and Byrne
Forum
International Relations Club
Barnard Student Union
William A White Sketches Personality of T Roosevelt
William A White of the Emporia Gazette presents a vivid portrait of Theodore Roosevelt. The piece quotes White describing Roosevelt as a forceful, loyal leader with strong will and emotional depth, noting his endurance against childhood handicaps and his ability to command and inspire.
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William A. White
T. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
William le White
Emporia Gazette
Theodore Roos
Atast
Mr. White
White
Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Father Ford Addresses Modern History Class on Religion
Father Ford of Corpus Christi Church tells Modern History students religion aligns across faiths, sharing three core points: belief in a supreme being, a personal relationship with God, and God apart from creation. He cites reasoning from the created back to the creator and argues justice mercy and love come from a creator.
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God
Father Ford
Corpus Christi Church
Father Ord
Portraits Near Completion For Mortarboard Yearbook
Mortarboard reports that about ten junior members remain to have their portraits taken as the yearbook section nears completion. Proofs will be available in the Mortarboard office from 12 to 1 all this week and next. proofs must be returned by November 15. Portrait prices start at three for 4.00 and go up to three for 10.00 with a dollar sitting fee deducted from the order.
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Mortar Board
Mortarboard
Indoor program registration and senior health exams announced
Registration for the indoor program occurs this Thursday from 8 45 to 1 00 and 2 00 to 4 30 in the gymnasium. All students except seniors with A or B grades last spring must have new health grades. Senior physical examinations begin this Friday after a complete final medical. The department of physical education urges class members to obtain medical exams.
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Department of Physical Education
Barnard to Endow Health Education Fund from Milbank Gift
Barnard College trustees approved the Elizabeth Milbank Anderson Health Education Fund to support the college health education program. The endowment stems from a $100,000 Milbank Memorial Fund pledge. alumnae contributed $9,631, most since the May 25 executive committee meeting.
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Barnard College
Elizabeth Milbank Anderson
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Milbank Memorial Fund
Anderson
Gildersleeve
College
Milbank
116Th
119Th Streets
Broadway
Claremont Avenue
Brooks Hall
The
Col
Ex Barnard Professor Will Talk At Special Assembly
Professor Robert MacIver from Columbia speaks on Democracy What It Is and Isn’t at a 1 pm gym assembly. A noted political philosopher and sociologist, he formerly taught at Barnard and Toronto.
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Barnard
Robert MacIver
Joan Sengstack
International Relations Club
Beverly Baff
Barnard Student Union
Charles .\. Beard
Columbia
Braun
Pritha Kumarappa Describes Life in Her Native India
Pritha Kumarappa reflects on life in India noting vast regional diversity and varying educational paths from nine years of schooling to a three year Home Economics program in Delhi. She compares dorm life in India with American college life and discusses evolving female freedom and professional participation among Indian women.
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Pritha Kumarappa
Native
India
Jane Goldstein
United States
Miss Kumarappa
Delhi
Hewitt Hall
Barnard
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Frances Murphy
Margaret Whitten
Marie Louise Walbridge
Margo Fansler
Frances Heagy
Louisé van Baalen
Meredith Wright
Marjorie Rader
Marjorie Madden
Glafrya Fernandez
Peggy Pardee
Sarah Lawrence
Barnardite
Miss Harting
Physical Education Department
Florence Dubroff
James T. Shotwell
Great Britain
By Ruth Blumner
Odore Roosevelt
Tntries
Jake
Helen Rudd Owen
Maciver
Pritha
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