Barnardites Rap Forum on Willkie and World Peace
Barnard Bulletin reports three Barnardites reactions to the Herald Tribune Forum after its eighteenth annual convention. Willkie drew praise for constructive thinking and liberal GOP potential, while some questioned reconciling progressivism with the Republican old guard. Adlai Stevenson and Barbara Ward also drew approval for government aid insight and Anglo American partnership.
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New York Herald Tribune Forum
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Ilinois
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Miss Feigenbaum
Barbara Ward
London “Economist
Miss Pearlman
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Herald Triune
Noted Speakers Address Annual Forum
United States Senators James P. Kern Margaret Chase and Wayne L Morse spoke at the New York Herald Tribune Forum on What Kind of Government Ahead. Generals Eisenhower and Clay, Defense Secretary Johnson and Oscar Ewing also addressed the four session event. Foreign participants included Madame Pandit and Barbara Ward of the London Economist.
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James P. Kern
Margaret Chase
Wayne L. Morse
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Lucius D. Clay
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Louis Johnson
Oscar Ewing
Madame Pandit
Barbara Ward
London Economist
Debate Over Greek Games Shape and Scope
The group argued Greek Games should not be the sole instrument to foster class spirit. Miss Engelman proposed an International festival to channel class energy with broader meaning. Participants noted the current framework is too rigid and that work and participation concentrate on one group rather than broad involvement.
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Undergraduate Association Budget for 1949 50
The budget totals 9093.70 with estimated SAF 1949 1950 and 1040 students paying 9.00 each. Glee Club grants 225 dollars remain unallotted. Applications from musical organizations are accepted until November 1, 1949.
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Japanese Visitor Compares Barnard and Kyoto Women’s Colleges
A Japanese Buddhist college head toured Barnard and Kyoto institutions, noting similar sizes and programs. She observed home economics dominates Japanese women's schools but literary and scientific studies exist, with Kyoto’s Kokwa offering a three year course and plans to grant degrees within two years. The party was struck by U S material signs such as autos and neon, while Bishop Nagatani questioned whether idealism or pragmatism underpins America’s material culture.
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Freshman Sophomore Rush Ends With Frosh Victory on South Field
Spectators at Columbia's South Field watched the Frosh sweep past the Sophs in the annual rush. The frosh used a 5 to 1 advantage to control two events and disrobe rivals as Betsy Davis of Barnard crowned the Soph Rush Queen.
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Lehman to Speak at Columbia for Student Forum
Herbert H. Lehman Democrat Liberal candidate for U S Senate from New York will address Columbia students Wednesday at 12 15 p m in McMillan Theatre The former New York governor speaks under the Columbia Students for Lehman with professors Henry Steele Commager and Herbert Wechsler on the platform The meeting is open to all students.
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Henry Steele Commager
Herbert Wechsler
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