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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1932
Page
4
The Carroll centennial exhibit closes Sunday May first at Avery Library. It centers on Carroll's manuscript of Alice in Wonderland with translations from Russian to Esperanto and Teniel's pencil sketches. The show highlights Carroll's logic pamphlets and humorous takes, drawing broad interest.
A barbecue to accompany the A A banquet will be open to the entire college on Sunday May 8. Students wishing to attend should sign the posters that will be posted in Barnard Hall soon.
Seniors should obtain application blanks from the Board of Examiners at 500 Park Avenue and file them promptly with signatures to be notified when teacher in-training examinations are scheduled. Exams were held last September in civics elocution music drawing and sciences and in February in English drawing general science history mathematics and commercial subjects.
Professor Arthur Remy of Columbia’s Department of German Philology entertained Deutscher Kreis and guests at the club’s final meeting in the College Parlor. He mocked and illustrated German legends and poems with sketches, including Goethe selections and Faust quotations, introduced by Irmgarde Aue. Tea followed as Miss Gode and Iva Ellis, new club president, poured.
A Baker for President club forms at Columbia and in colleges nationwide. Louise Burton Laidlaw Barnard 29 serves as secretary of the Columbia Club. A Barnard Hall bulletin board poster requests student signatures to support the effort.
The Writers' Club of Columbia University will host a dinner on Wednesday evening May 4 at seven o clock at the Men's Faculty Club on 117th Street and Morningside Drive. Speakers include Dean Ackerman, Ashley Thorndike, and Donald L. Clark. Reservations to Miss Muriel White, 301 School of Business. Dinner price is $1.50 with extra guests allowed at the same rate.
President W. W. Comfort of Haverford College warns against the loss of moral training and overemphasis on technological subjects. He says student councils imitate city councils, lack courage to enforce their laws, and colleges must foster character among faculty to guide students toward tangible moral responsibilities.
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