Dr Shorne Discusses War and Youth's Challenge
Dr James Shotwell urged religious groups during Peace Week to see war as a social issue. He argued postwar crises arose from sovereignty demands by Poland and Czechoslovakia, not solely the Versailles Treaty, and called for a genuine substitute for war through evolving international law and equity.
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James Shotwell
Shotwell
Dr. Shotwell
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Austro-Hungary
Court of Equity
Ethiopia
International Organization of Humanity
Plains of
Africa
Sng
Ethiopia Discussed at Even Study on Ethiopian Question
Miss Elizabeth MacCallum of the World Peace Foundation spoke to the International Relations Club and the Social Science Forum at Even Study on Monday October 21. She traced Ethiopia's relations with European powers over fifty years and outlined the Italo Ethiopian conflict and the buildup to war, noting imperial rivalries and key events from 1880s to the Italo-Ethiopian War.
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Elizabeth MacCallum
World Peace Foundation
International Relations Club
Social Science Forum
Miss MacCallum
Ethiopia
Great Britain
France
Upper Nile
Italy
Red Sea
Johannes
Menelik
League
Lake
Tana
New York
Mussolini
Eritrea
Adowa
Mrs. Roosevelt Urges Understanding to Prevent War
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt tells Peace Week audience that human nature and economic differences fuel international misunderstanding. She argues no war settles core disputes and urges reading history and current events with objectivity to foster tolerance among nations.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Barnard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chittenden Addresses Liberty League Tea Talk
Miss Alice Hill Chittenden spoke before the Liberty League at a College Parlor tea on Monday October 21. She praised the five summer months in 1887 when the Constitution was drafted at Independence Hall Philadelphia. She noted delegates from Columbia Yale Harvard Virginia and English schools and called the ninth and tenth amendments the keynote of the Constitution.
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Alice Hill Chittenden
Liberty League
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Chittenden
Women
National Republican Club
Columbia
Yale
Harvard
University of Virginia
Soph-Frosh Party Set For This Evening
Laura Miles chairs the Soph-Frosh Party with about a hundred attendees from both classes. The event starts at 6 30 p.m. with a dinner in the cafeteria, then moves to the gym for torch ceremony obstacle race skits and singing. Each Sophomore oversees a Freshman for the night.
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Laura Miles
Helen Lange
Barbara Ridgeway
Barnard Freshmen Favor Phi Beta Kappa Over Stag Line
A survey of 95 Barnard freshmen shows 53 prefer a Phi Beta Kappa key to the stag line, 3 would work for the line, 10 seek both, and 8 want a compromise. Ages average 17 years 3 months with wide geographic representation and notable pre college offices among respondents.
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Barnard
Bulletin
New York City
New Jersey
Long Island
New York
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Denver
Colorado
Kenosha
Wisconsin
New Orleans
Louisiana
Arista Honor Society
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Dr. Shorne
Unicd
Peace Week
World Peace Federation
America
N. Y
Dean Gildersleeve
Miss Chittenden
Vassar
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