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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1932
Page
4
Barnard College announces a fall procedure requiring all checks for fees to be made payable to the exact amount due. Payments may be made by cash for any shortfall, and questions are invited from students before the policy takes effect next September.
Three Columbia University Newman Clubs host the season’s final formal dance in John Jay Hall social rooms from nine to two with a six piece orchestra. Bids are one dollar per couple from Father Ford at Earl Hall. Barnard Club held a farewell meeting as graduates prepare for June.
The seniors plan a theatre event with dress color options and noon step singing rehearsals for the next three Thursdays in the Little Parlor. Gift pledges total two thousand toward a five thousand goal, with Senior Week dues due by week’s end. Plans include a Ball Banquet Tea Dance and a Show.
The open archery tournament scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at four has been postponed to today at the same hour. The event features matches between classes with no preliminaries or eligibility rules. All college students are asked to join.
Miss Addison argues crime stems from environmental factors including poverty and poor parental education. She notes shifts of trouble from the lower East Side to Harlem and parts of Brooklyn and praises the Civil Service led NYPD for high standards across bureaus. Deputy Police Commissioner introduced by Roberta Meritzer.
The lecture details Oxyrhynchus papyri showing Greek family life and views on child exposure. Professor Keyes discusses how Greek writings reflect parental choice in rearing or abandoning children, with translated letters and legal-suit glimpses. Attendees included Professors Hirst Day and Hadas.
The All-Star team defeated the Faculty team 33 to 32 on a Wednesday afternoon, April 27, in the gym. Key players included Nelson Fabricant and Brodie for the All-Stars and Professors Riccio Puckett Lavelle for the Faculty, with many substitutions from the undergraduate squad.
A gentle facial tonic claims to tone and firm the skin, toning and saturating a cotton pad to brighten the face and neck. It promises to prevent dullness and help with minor skin issues such as enlarged pores blackheads blemishes and sallowness.
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