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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1935
Page
3
Election of Newman Club officers will be held at the monthly meeting next April 8. Father Ford will speak and tea will be served afterward. all members are urged to attend.
Rabbi Milton Steinberg of Park Avenue Synagogue argues for a practical philosophy of Jewish living to face a world of partial acceptance. He critiques Orthodoxy as intellectually untenable and highlights Judaism's need to adapt beyond immutability for survival amid change.
Rabbi Steinberg disputes the creed-based Reform view arguing Judaism is more than creed, encompassing Hebrew language, literature, law, customs, homeland and culture. He cites Kaplan’s civilization concept and stresses a Jewish homeland to complete Jewish identity. Rabbi Hoffman stresses the necessity of a homeland for Jews to be fully Jewish.
Freshman Chairman names Marion Hall and Harriet Jones as key designers for dance and athletic costumes. Ruth Klein er, Kay Maloney and Louise Pease contribute stencil work and costume assembly. For the class of 1938 Barbar Grushlaw designed the chariot while Alison Irvine oversees entrance costuming.
Barnard girls are described in playful verse as meek and mild yet spirited about Van Am Dance Classes. The piece portrays their activities in groups with references to pink skirts and hoops, ending with a playful jab at the Van Am program.
The text outlines recurring meeting times across multiple days. Monday and Wednesday at 3 and 4, with Tuesday and Thursday at 3 and 4 as well. It suggests a regular timetable without additional context or location details.
Riverside Church hosts the Glee Club on April 27 for members and former officers with a dinner for outgoing and incoming officers in the third week of April. A special meeting next Thursday at 4 30 in Room 408 Barnard covers officer elections and other items including dance a bar nard Strike Committee resolution and a possible joint recital with the Music Club on April 29.
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