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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1933

Page

3

Sophomore Freshman Party Tonight Includes Torch Ceremony

The Soph-Frosh Party occurs Friday at 6 PM in Barnard Hall then cafeteria dinner and gym skits by Sophomores and four freshman president candidates. Torch of 1937 lighting tops the evening as Vivian Neale leads, with Charlotte Haverly and Elizabeth Jones handling costumes and publicity.

Jane Eisler Barnard Hall Vivian Neale Charlotte Haverly Elizabeth R. E. Jones Jane Wilcox Esther Briggs Sylvia Levitt

Braunstein Denounces Present German Policy

Rabbi Baruch Peetem1 speaks to Barnard College Omah Societies on antisemitism and assimilation. He traces Jewish history in Spain to 1492 and notes enduring Jewish presence amid persecution while urging awareness ofJewish memory within modern Europe.

Baruch Braun Spain Pers. Agion

Barnard Chooses Delegates for Anti War Conference

Barnard Student Council selects six delegates to attend the Anti War Conference at John Jay Hall from October 31 to November 1. Named are Sheila Porteous Gertrude Epstein Edith Kane Anna Jacobson Sue Lockwood and Blanch Goldman. Additional unofficial delegates require ten signatures on nominating blanks.

Barnard John Jay Hall Sheila Porteous New Zealand Gertrude Epstein Barnard Bulletin Edith Kane Anna Jacobson Sue Lockwood Blanch Goldman Doris Brian Brooks Hall Columbia

Socialist Candidate Urges Fight System at Fabian Club

Harry W Laidler Socialist Comptroller candidate addressed the Fabian Club on October 23 arguing the fight must target the system of graft and waste. He outlined the Socialist platform on public relief, slum reconstruction, public works, and tax reform while urging support for a political movement reimagining the economy. Attendees included Columbia students and the Columbia Socialist group.

Harry W- Laidler Fabian Club Mr. Laidler Laidler Socialist Movement

Strachey rates NRA like fascism in New Deal critique

English writer John Strachey brands the NRA as a social fascist state within capitalism. He argues the New Deal accelerates mechanization credit expansion and monopolization, warning of widening class conflict and internal external pressures on the U S economy during his American lecture tour.

John Strachey N.R.A Mr. Strachey America McMillin Theatre N. RA Strachey Blue Eagle United States Civilian Conservation Corps

Unrestricted Alumnae Gifts Reported for Loans

At the latest Board of Trustees meeting the Dean presented the Alumnae Fund report showing in its first season a total of 15075 collected for the College. Of this 286 was for scholarships 116 endowment and 2250.84 for student loans. The Trustees decided to use all unrestricted gifts available in cash for student loans to meet a pressing need.

Board ‘of Trustees

Professor Woodworth to Address Psychology Club

Professor Robert S. Woodworth of Columbia will speak to the Psychology Club on Monday October 30 at 4 o’clock. The tea will be held in Barnard Hall, and the college is invited to attend.

Robert S. Woodworth Columbia Psychology Club Barnard Hall

Prominent Pacifists To Speak At Columbia Conference

Prominent pacifists have been invited to address the Columbia Conference Against War to be held evenings October 31 and November 1. J. B. Mathews has accepted. replies are expected from Harry Elmer Barnes, Heywood Broun, Parker Moon, Earl C. Brouder. Norman Thomas cannot attend due to a West speaking tour. Committees have been organized at Columbia. Barnard College delegates were chosen by Student Council with names to be released in today’s Bulletin.

Sanford L. Schamus Resolutions Committee Barnard Tas Columbia Sinte West Barnard College Collumn

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Braunstein Columbia Jewish Rabbi Tammany McKee Boss Rule Boss Flynn la Guardia Major Cunningham Socialist Party Columbia ’Socialist’ Group Hugh Johnson Germany Leo Wolman N.R A Raymond Moley NRA Moley Treasury Department Woodin Professor Woodworth Mathews, Barnes, Broun Pamphratria
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