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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1933
Page
2
Barnard students filled questions on war and volunteering noting mixed views on serving as nurses and drivers. Many oppose aggressive wars yet view defense as acceptable, with debates on pacifism and inevitability of conflict cited by freshmen through seniors.
The article notes the Student Fellowship contest finishing today with candidates led by Jean Waterman and Miss Tenney. It details past roles in Barnard activities and music, plus the fellowship’s annual value and travel abroad plan as awarded to the winner.
On Friday April 7 activities include voting for Student Fellowship in Conference Room 12 A A Luncheon in Dean's Dining Room 4 French Club Play in College Parlor 41 Music Club Meeting for Elections in 408 Barnard. On Saturday April 8 Greek Games at 12:30 and Mother Daughter Luncheon Hewitt. Monday April 10 Alumnae Council 2:30 College Parlor 4 Episcopal Club Little Parlor Italian Club Even Study 4-Junior Month Tea Conference 4 Classical Club 304B Odd Study. Tuesday April 11 10 4 Election of Members of Rep Assembly Conference Room 8 Metropolitan Lutheran Student Meeting Conference Room.
Dr Arthur D Gayer of the Economics Department spoke at a Social Science Forum luncheon to discuss transitional civilization periods and the surge of reform proposals including Socialism and Communism He warned that mixed regulation and central guidance create maladjustment and noted differences between U S abundance and Russia scarcity.
A Greek Games Festival lists 33 principal contests led by Di Vivian Tenney with events such as discus, weaving, hoop rolling, torch racing, and chariot racing. Sophomores and substitutes include Ignes Cieassl Marguerite Meade Georgiana Revers and Suzanne Strait with many others named across freshmen and junior groups.
Miss Mary Vail Andress of the National Bank will lecture on Banking as a Career at the College Parlor. The event includes tea and a roast served after the talk. She will answer questions about banking and finance.
Dr McGoldrick argues New York faces a fiscal crisis and that budget cuts must target salaries of political officeholders and employers. He highlights Tammany Hall as a symbol of party patronage and machine politics shaping finances. He offers no prediction for a solution, only possible methods to address the city’s financial strain.
Marguerite Dressner was elected president of the Glee Club at Barnard. New officers include Les Delphine Dowling as business manager, Suzanne Strait librarian, Helenroll assistant librarian, Lucy Appleton, Marian Fisher, and Dorothy Haller as concert manager and related roles. The board plans weekly meetings and events with concerts at McMillin Theatre April 20 and Women's University Club April 21 featuring folk songs translated by Lorraine Kline Smith. The season ends April 30 at Riverside Church with Barnard and Columbia singers. Rehearsal dates posted on Barnard Hall bulletin board.
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