Laski Urges Vigilance Against Totalitarian Threats
Dr. Lionel Laski warned that democracy strains under modern warfare methods and totalitarian pressure. He cited Germany and Italy's loss of freedom, urged courage to oppose tyranny, and urged students not to retreat from global issues while noting democracy’s weakened position. He teaches at Teachers College this year and holds positions at the London School of Economics.
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Germany
Italy
Dr. Laski
Europe
Laski
Teachers College
London School of Economics
English Labor Party
Fridays To Be Athletic Play Days All Year
The Athletic Association plans to extend Sports Week success with Friday Play Days throughout the year. Activities begin next Friday with weather permitting outdoor volleyball contests and a marshmallow roast following. President Ninetta di Benedetto says each Friday will feature one sport inviting all students to join.
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Ninetta di Benedetto
Freshman Nominees Interviewed for Class Presidency
Four freshmen Evelyn Gonzales Frances Hunt Helen Marraro and Joanne McQuiston were named October 26 as presidential nominees for the class in the second of three elections. The nominees held an informal tea and bring diverse backgrounds from New York City Yonkers New Haven Cairo Egypt and Pennsylvania with leadership roles across clubs councils and yearbooks.
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Ivelyn Gonzales
Frances Hunt
Helen Marraro
Joanne McQuiston
Amsterdam
New York
Evelyn Gonzales
Yonkers
Gorton High School
Gorton
Evelyn
Tri Phi
New Haven
Connecticut
Frances
Masters School
Dobbs Ferry
Barnard
Helen Mar Taro
Helen
Richmond Hill High School
Richmond Hill
Long Island
Arista
Cairo
Egypt
Westtown
Pennsylvania
Joanne
Juniors invited to sign up for theater work on poster
All juniors interested in any phase of theatrical work are asked to sign the junior show poster on Jake. If your interest isn’t listed, add it beside your name. For more information, write to Shirley Ellenbogen. The poster stays up until next Friday.
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Jake
Shirley Ellenbogen
Wigs And Cues Welcomes New Members Party
A gathering for new Wigs and Cues members will be held Monday October 31 in the club room from 4 to 6 PM. All new and current members are invited to attend.
Quarterly staff meeting announced for Monday noon
A full staff meeting of Quarterly is scheduled for Monday at noon in Room 405 Barnard Hall. Attendees will plan a laboratory session for the second issue and staff promotions will be announced. All literary staff members must attend.
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Barnard Hall
Mortarboard to Collect Subscriptions on Jake Daily
A Mortar Board circulation representative will be on Jake daily from noon to 1 PM to take subscriptions and receive payments for the book.
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Jake Daily
Math Club Tea Welcomes New Students with Lecture
Professor Mullins will speak at a Math Club tea on November 3 in the Conference Room. The event serves as a welcome to new students showing interest in mathematics.
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Mullins
Math Club
Greek Games Meeting Scheduled for Wednesday
Greek Games will meet on Wednesday at 12 in room 304 Barnard. Speakers include Miss Wayman Miss Strong Shirley Ellenbogen and Meredeth Wright. All freshmen and sophomores are asked to attend.
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Miss Wayman
Miss Strong
Shirley Ellenbogen
Meredeth Wright
Episcopal Club to Host Olmstead Tea Talk
Mr. Frank Olmstead secretary of the Christian Association of New York University and discussion leader at the Silver Bay Conference will address the Episcopal Club on Monday October 31 at a tea from four to six in the Conference room.
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Frank Olmstead
Christian Association of New York University
Silver Bay
Episcopal Club
Curriculum Committee Urges Review of Student Programs Report
Louise Comer, chair of the Student Curriculum Committee, urges seniors and juniors as well as Representatives to read the complete report on file in Miss Weeks’ office. The committee wants undergraduates to know the recommendations to the Faculty Committee on Student Programs. Sophomores and freshmen are encouraged to view the report.
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Louise Comer
Representative Assembly
Miss Weeks
Quarterly Plans Literary Contest Rules for entries
Deadline for regular entries is November 13. Students trying out for staff may have their closed manuscripts admitted as contest material by signifying this on the manuscripts. Entries judged on sincerity craftsmanship and significance by Quarterly staff members serving as judges. Names of judges announced soon in Bulletin.
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Quarterly
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