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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1932
Page
3
The McMillin Theatre Junior Show on April 1 offered 33 acts of music and costumes in a chaotic homage to a modern Utopia. Beatrice Lightbowne as Dr Mesa Rockland stood out with a witty geologist portrayal and a clever fossil lyric, while the heavy speeches dampened audience delight.
Miss Ella Betty Sanders of Amsterdam Holland will be Barnard Exchange Student for 1932 33 year. At 19 she plans to complete studies at Gemeentelijk Lyceum voor Meisjes and join Barnard Student Fellowship with Miss Frances Smith 32. Her focus is Economics and Social Science with intent to return to Amsterdam to work in banking. Sanders will reside in the dormitory during the year.
Dom Butler of St. John's Priory Bath England will be guest of honor at a Barnard College Newman Club luncheon in Barnard Hall room 408 at noon on Thursday April 7. Marge Le Vine president says tickets are available this week. Butler, related to Alice Meynell, has lectured in New York and led the Newman Clubs retreat at Notre Dame Church before Easter. He will sail back to England Friday.
Alumnae classes and members met April 4 in College Parlor to launch a permanent Barnard alumnae fund under Mrs. Florence de L. Lowther. The meeting reviewed past aid and future plans, with a questionnaire revealing class gifts and graduates’ contributions. Record books and early assets were shown, reflecting the association’s 1895 origins and library efforts in Morningside Heights.
Miss Clare M. Tousley explains Junior Month aims to give college students a clear understanding of social work practices. The program combines exposure to fields like health and juvenile delinquency with real case work and community outreach, funded by a dedicated fund.
Gildersleeve, after a protracted illness, returns to her office at Barnard yesterday. Since December 1930 Dean Millins has acted as interim. Professor George Walker and Norman Thomas are noted as speakers at today’s college assembly.
A proposed system to enroll California inmates at San Quentin as University of California extension students could number over 3000 of the 5000 prisoners. Critics question humanitarian motives and potential for abuse while supporters envision exchange fellowships and education as reform.
Reed Harris, editor in chief of the Columbia Spectator, was expelled from Columbia College by Dean Herbert E. Hawkes on April 1. The dean cited a recent run of caustic commentary and misrepresentations, while Harris accused the process of denying him a hearing. The University Committee on Instruction conducted a nonbinding review, with members noting discrepancies in Harris's account.
Aileen Pelletier won the Undergraduate Athletic Association presidency at the college election held March 31 and April 1 with 253 votes. She previously served as chairman and director of Junior Show and editor of the A A Handbook and was secretary of her class twice.
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