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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1936
Page
4
English majors will address the assembly at 4 10 this afternoon in the Parlor during a required meeting. The discussion topic is 6th Century and readers are invited to attend. Delegates to the conference on April 24 are Martha Reed Betty Mac appointed with Hagland as alternate.
The French Club hosts a tea this afternoon in Milbank 112 featuring Conklin speaking on La Grande Mademoiselle. The Social Science Union discusses the Peace Strike and Oxford Pledge at the Conference Room. Book Sharing Week aims to collect and redistribute one million second hand books April 16 to 23 to prisons hospitals and other institutions.
A A notes set April 26 for Barnard Camp barbecue with chicken on a coal pit. Dinner at two, fifty cent cost, sign up via Jake poster, bus optional at seventy five cents. The April 24-26 weekend opens campus. Tennis singles 40 signups, eight doubles teams, matches urged to finish by May 14. Marguerite Kuhlman elected Camp Chairman Ruth Harris active in athletics and campus roles.
John J. Swan urges students to return borrowed umbrella rack keys or place them in their proper slots at the library entrance. He notes a few students have kept keys from vacant sections, unfairly reserving spaces. Return at once to loan desk or reinstall in rack.
The Liberty League will solicit silver coin donations at the Silver Tea to support the Riverside Building Fund and celebrate Miss Gildersleeve's twenty fifth year as dean. Alumnae and faculty are invited as the league announces new officers: Marie Smith president Ruth Willcockson vice president Claire Murray treasurer Genevieve Perri secretary replacing Betty Sargent and Mary Lawlor.
A bright young man greets a sharp faced woman who posted a room for rent then offers to buy her insect powder. She refuses yet he insists on renting the room, culminating in him taking the space.
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