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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1933
Page
4
A lecture on wage legislation contrasts two bills the Desmond emergency measure and a longer term minimum wage plan. Speakers explain differing ages and durations while urging a standard, fair-waged economy beyond crises with interest from Texas and California noted.
Calendar items show events on Friday April 28 and Monday April 1 at College Parlor and various rooms. Activities include 2 6 Class Assn of Atlantic States 304 and College Parlor 4 6 Fabian Group Conference Room 4 6 Music Club Tea Room 408 Social Problems Group 4 Fabian Group College Parlor.
The Spanish Club hosts a display in the Conference Room from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. showing faculty baby pictures. Admission costs 10 cents.
The National Student League hosts its first anniversary dance and chalk talk at Irving Plaza on April 29 with Red Hatters Band and Wally from John Reed Club. The group, now in 200+ colleges, champions student rights academic freedom and fights imperialist war and tuition burdens.
An apple sale is planned for next Tuesday from 10 AM to 4 PM in the main hall. Proceeds support community programs. Local organizers urge attendance and note accessibility via the main entrance.
Rose Somerville is President and Carolyne Collyer is Secretary-Treasurer of the Social Science Forum with Eleanor Gold berger as alternate and Blanche Goldman as Publicity Manager. Somerville serves as About Town Editor of Bulletin and delegate to the Model League at Lehigh University. Collyer is secretary of the Economic Conference and an alternate Model League delegate. Goldman is Barnard Economic Conference alum and Model League delegate and works as assistant editor on About Town and on Quarterly staff.
Diana Campbell and Vivian Tenney were chosen as delegate and alternate to the Silver Bay Conference sessions during a class meeting on Wednesday. Roselle Riggin was unanimously elected Junior Class Social Chairman. Emily Koniger and Nathalie Monahan to serve as class representatives to Student Council next Monday. Agnes Creagh offered ring information, Suzanne Strait adjourned after announcing future class events and rehearsals. Sophomore serenaded seniors at their final meeting Tuesday noon. 1935 class plans sister class 1937.
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