Archery Tournament Ends Sports Week Events
Sports Week closes today with faculty and student archery tournaments from 12 to 2 on the Barnard-Jungle range. Carl Weese will demonstrate championship archery between Beginning and Inter-Class matches. Senior to Freshman class contests and a Columbia Round highlight the program run by Miss Margaret Holland and Elspeth Davies.
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Columbia
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Elspeth Davies
37 Physical Exams To Be Held in Full
Senior physical examinations will start the week of November 2 according to the Physical Education Department. A poster on the Barnard Bulletin Board will announce appointment times. Exams have historically occurred at end of senior year but this year dates are moved earlier to gain early defect checks and statistics.
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Farmer-Labor Ideas Reviewed by John Flynn
John Flynns critique of Lemke Coughlin economics is tied to purchasing power through currency issuance. He notes 1932 alliances could pass mortgage relief via Federal Reserve notes and accuses Roosevelt of shifting policy, devaluing the gold dollar, and destabilizing foreign exchange as France, England, and the US seek currency stabilization.
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Roosevelt
Federal Reserve
Lemke
Coughlin
Federal Reserve Board
United States
England
France
S. S. Soph-Fresh Fun Honors Barnard Traditions
Barnard College held its annual Sophomore Sailors and Freshman sweethearts party aboard the S. S. Soph-Fresh Fun in Barnard Hall. Dinner featured Captain June Williams and Lieutenant-Commander Jean Allison with officers at the captain’s table. Afterward torch passing atop Barnard Gym, skits, and films highlighted campus life including Barnard Camp and Barbecue scenes. Guests included Student Council members and several Misses.
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Barnard
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Soph
Josephine Shepherd
Jean Allison
Barnard Gym
Carolyn Swayne
Miss Wayman
S. S. Soph- Fresh
Tuzo
Strong
Finan
Holland
Crowley
Yates
Freshmen and Sophomores Plan G G Meeting
The meeting of the Freshman and Sophomore Classes will be held tomorrow at noon in Room 304 Barnard. Plans for the 1937 Greek Games will be discussed with Nat Ali Sampson the present chairman and Miss Wayman and Miss Strong of the Physical Education Department speakers.
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Alene
Freudenheim
Prize Novelist Speaks at Casa Italiana
Oliver La Farge, 1929 Pulitzer winner for Laughing Boy, spoke to the Writers' Club at Casa Italiana on October 21. He discussed craft, autobiographical elements in fiction, and described experiences with Apache Indians in 1931. He described his method of keeping ideas in mind, and noted his recent All the Young Men collection and Columbia course in novel writing. He cited archaeological expeditions and academic roles at Harvard Tulane and Columbia.
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Casa Italiana
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Columbia University
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Harvard University
Mexico
Guatemala
Tulane
Columbia
Reporter Probes Mystery of Apple Man Absence
Katherine Kneeland reports on the Barnard apple man missing from his 119th Street gate stand for months. Barnard students joke about the apple man’s fate as doctors and residents speculate, while Bulletin hints at a new apple man to replace the unknown figure.
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Swan
Mr. Swan
120Th Street
Columbia
Student forum on presidential election issues at SSU
The Social Science Union hosts a four o'clock student forum in the Conference Room with Amy Schaeffer speaking for the Democrats Ruth Insche for the Republicans Joan Geddes for the Communist platform Sofia Simmonds explains labor backing Roosevelt and an announced Socialist speaker. A general discussion follows.
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Amy Schaeffer
Ruth Insche
American Labor Party
Farmer Labor Movement
Roosevelt
Socialist Party
Barnard Fair Plans Include Photo Contest and Puppet Show
Barnard College outlines events for the December 4 and 5 fair chaired by Jane Craighead. A joint Rutgers Glee Club concert forms Saturday’s program with Christmas songs and a small admission. Photo contest classes include still life action character studies and composition open to faculty alumnae and students for a penny entry. Marjory Hutchinson will collect photos after November 2. Miss Constance Smith and Miss Beth Anderson will stage Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves puppet show with performances across the day.
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Barnard College
Jane’ Craighead
Marjory Hutchinson
Constance Smith
Beth Anderson
Barnard
Ali Baba
Ruth’ Kleiner
Indoor Gym Registration Opens Tomorrow
The indoor program in Physical Education will register on Wednesday and Thursday, October 28 and 29, from 10 to 11 and 2 to 4, in the gymnasium. Announcements of classes are posted on the Physical Education Bulletin Boards on Jake and on the second floor of Barnard.
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Barnard
Moley to Review Election Issues at Barnard Assembly
Professor Raymond Moley head of Barnard Government and editor of Today will address the college assembly in the gymnasium Tuesday at 1 p.m. He will discuss present election campaign issues and analyze major problems for the student audience. The lecture is not to be reported and the event is a regular Barnard lecture with Dean Gildersleeve presiding and open to all students and faculty.
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Vassar
Wyeth
Women’s National Republican Club
World’s Fair Commission
Raymond Moley
Barnard Government Department
Today
Moley
Barnard
Gildersleeve
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Geddes
Dorothy Schaffter
Vassar College
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National Republican Club
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