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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1932
Page
2
Junior Class Meeting at 12 in room 304 B H and a 4-Quarterly Tea during the evening. Archery tournament is listed. Monday May 2 includes a Silver Bay Tea in the College Parlor.
College editors from 43 states and D C respond to a Spectator questionnaire. Prohibition repeal or modification tops their agenda along with economic relief disarmament international relations and tariff reform. Most favor League of Nations and reduced tariffs while some endorse colonial withdrawal and Soviet recognition.
Dr. Emily J. Werner, professor of Religious Education at the Biblical Seminary, will deliver the chapel address at St. Paul’s Chapel, Columbia University, on Friday April 29 at noon. She earned an MA and PhD at NYU and a BAE at the Biblical Seminary and is known from the Northfield Conference and Lutheran circles. Her topic is The Inevitable Choice.
The Silver Bay Discussion Group invites all college members interested in Silver Bay to a tea on Monday May 2 at 4 oclock in the Conference Room. Former delegates will share experiences.
Members of the Deutscher Kreis Executive Committee attended a March 26 luncheon in the Dean's Dining Room. Professor Wilhelm A. Braun served as toastmaster for the event honoring Miss Elfrieda Pope who will spend a year in Germany pursuing a master's degree. E. B. Freienmuth von Helms, who will replace her, was welcomed, with remarks from Miss Gode and Professor Puckett. Irmagard Aue gave the retiring president's address.
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