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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1938

Page

2

Marie Smith Tells of Italy and Italy’s Ties with Germany

Marie Read Smith describes Italy and Germany as cooperative partners, notes Italy's stance on Ireland and Brenner Pass boundaries, and shares impressions of Rome Florence and Viareggio. She recounts study life at Barnard with Italian peers, cooking lessons, and thanks to mentors and Casa Italiana for the opportunity.

Italy Germany France England Ireland Ingland Brenner Pass Canada United States America Rome Florence Pisa Siena Viareggio Barnard Lina Beghe Giuditta Cecchi Gioletta Bompiani Tam Hunter College Virginia Costadasi Dean Gildersleeve Prezzolini Bigongiari Casa Italiana

Witt Advocates Peace Program and Collective Security

Witt argues the opposition to the constitutional deflation of the Supreme Court aligns with anti-Collective Security forces. He asserts US peace policy needs a clear stance against fascist aggression, cites Japan as embargo proof, and urges boosting student activities and Collective Security. A Peace Strike is proposed for April 27 with appeals to the American Student Union to press Hull on neutrality policy.

Supreme Court United States Hitler Mussolini Mikado Mr.Witt France Great Britain Russia Japan Netherlands Germany Italy Manchuria Witt American Student Union Hull O’connell

Senior Class Tea Set by Alumnae Association

Notices say the Senior Class area will be given on Tuesday April 26 from 4 to 6:30 pm in the College Parlor. The Alumnae Association invites guests of honor to address the Seniors and welcomes the graduates into alumnae fellowship through a tea hosted by May Newland Stoughton and Mary Polhemus.

May Newland Stoughton Mary Polhemus

Newman Club Talk by Baroness Catherine De Hueck

Baroness Catherine De Hueck will address the Newman Club Monday at 4 15 in Room 401 Barnard on a major social issue of the day. All members urged to attend. Tea will be served after the discussion.

Catherine de Hueck Newman Club Barnard Glee Club Louise Preusch Wycliffe Club Miss Preusch Silver Bay Deutscher Kreis Elizabeth Spollen M. P

Alumnae Round Table on Botany and Gardening

Alumnae invite undergraduates to a Round Table on Botany and Gardening on Tuesday April 12 at 8 P.M. in the Conference Room. Speakers include Mrs Helen Purdy Beale 18 plant pathologist and research associate at the Boyce Thompson Institute.

Helen Purdy Beale Boyce Thompson Institute

Glee Club President Outlines Next Year Plans

Esther Anderson new Glee Club president discusses a busy slate including a super concert at the Hotel Biltmore with Columbia in November and a Plaza concert last fall as a precedent. Plans include Porgy and Bess numbers and a December entertainment for Princeton, plus a spring opera or operetta.

Esther Anderson Glee Club Hotel Biltmore Columbia Plaza Porgy Bess Princeton Miss Anderson

Menorah To Hear Rabbi Steinberg Lecture

Rabbi Milton Steinberg of the Park Avenue Synagogue will address a Barnard Menorah Society meeting on Monday April 11 at 4 15 in the Conference Room. The talk ends a series on Jewish culture with attendees from the Columbia Jewish Students Society.

Milton Steinberg Park Avenue Barnard Menorah Society Columbia Jewish Students’ Society Menorah Steinberg Reconstructionist Journal of Religion the Modern Thinker Atlantic Monthly City College Teachers’ Institute The Jewish Theological Seminary Temple Bethel Zedeck Indianapolis New York City

Notable Members of Brooklyn Botany Club and Garden Figures

The text lists Eliora Meta Schroeder a physiology lab assistant, Lilian Egleston a landscape architect, Hester Mary Rusk an instructor in botany, and amateur gardeners Amelia Leavitt Hill, Florence Read Miles, Madeleine Blum, and Charlotte Oesterlein Abraham as club representatives of the Little Gardens Club in Brooklyn.

Eliora Meta Schroeder Lilian Egleston Hester Mary Rusk Brooklyn Botanical Garden Amelia Leavitt Hill Little Gardens Club Florence Read Miles Madelaine Bun] Blum Charlotte Oesterlein Abraham

Dance Committee Meeting Set for April 8

The Spring Dance Committee holds a required meeting Friday April 8 at twelve in the Conference Room to discuss plans and upcoming events.

Spring Dance Committee

Mathematics Club Sets April 11 Meeting at Theatre

The Mathematics Club will hold a business meeting at 12 in the Theatre on April 11. All members are asked to be present.

Mathematics Club

Pre Medical Club to Elect Leaders on April 8

The Pre-Medical Club will hold its election at 12 o clock on April 8 in room 304 Milbank. All members are urged to attend.

Milbank

Barnard Students Petition for Folk-Dance Open Party Denied

In a Barnard Bulletin letter to the editor Josephine McGregor and Gertrude Boyd report a petition by sixty nine Barnard students requesting an athletic sponsored faculty student folk dance party this spring. The executive board denied the spring idea due to a packed social calendar and suggested placing the event on the fall 1938 program.

Barnard Bulletin Barnard The Athletic Association Gertrude Boyd

Plans Completed For Greek Games

Plans completed for the Greek games with committees and participants listed across athletics dance costume and publicity roles. Freshmen chairs and members named include Ruth Taubenh aus Ruth Taubenhaus Patricia Draper Elizabeth Harris Sue Whitsett and others under Margaret Boyle Nanette Hodgeman and Margaret Pardee.

Olga Scheiner Marie Nagel Maude Vance Grace Maresca Caroline Duncombe Anne Meding Susan Kobbe Margaret Pardee Nanette Hodgeman Margaret Boyle Ruth Taubenhaus Patricia Draper Elizabeth Harris Sue Whitsett

Freshmen Win In Extra-Curricular Cruise Sports Race

Freshmen led a health cruise competition with 2227 hours of activities against Sophomores 206. Walking and dancing dominated, with Juniors and Sophomores showing strong swims and badminton. Health Chairman Winfred Rundlett noted over twenty more participants than last year and total sport hours at 648.

Inertia Health Harbor Winfred Rundlett

Hobby Show at Columbia College Dates Set

The annual Hobby Show will be held Monday through Wednesday April 11 12 and 13. Barnard Students are urged to participate. To obtain exhibit space contact George Freimarck III at 414 John Jay Hall with the exhibit type and space required.

Columbia College Barnard George Freimarck III John Jay Hall

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