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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1938
Page
4
The Student Loan Committee of Associate Alumnae invites Barnard students to apply for first semester loans for the upcoming academic year. Interviews run May 13 from 2 to 5 PM in the Alumnae Office Room 106 Barnard Hall. appointments must be set by May 5.
Dr Held reviews Beckmann works to prevent student bias toward beauty. He argues exhibitions should recur regularly to let students see original art, build familiarity, and develop understanding. This fosters sounder personal judgment, an unalienable right.
Muriel Doyle and Doris Williams cited among Freshman year leaders and Honor Board members. The piece notes Doyle as incoming Juniors representative at Silver Bay and Williams as Honor Board representative this year.
Leo Huberman, editor of Science and Society, spoke at Harkness Theatre on incomes and the American family. He cited 1929 data showing one fifth of families earned under $1,000 and 25 percent of farm families under $500, noting continued hardship and the Engel law as government studies link diet costs to health.
On May 1 the Barnard Glee Club will join Columbia Westminister and Newark groups for a World’s Fair preview pageant at the fair grounds. They will perform Polovetsian dances from Prince Igor, a Sibelius piece arranged for the chorus, and a Showboat medley with Clyde Barrie and Hall Johnson Choir.
Professor Andrew C. Berry of Columbia addressed the Mathematics Club on point sets including bounded and unbounded configurations with isolated points. The talk used Boolean algebra to prove simple theorems and announced a May 9 meeting featuring a Projective Geometry lecture with student slides and Ruth Lewis photography prize work.
Elections for Camp Chairman 1938-39 opened yesterday and run today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Virginia Rockwell and Jane Seymour ’39 are candidates. Rockwell played interclass basketball and Greek Games, served on the Camp Committee, and was on the Athletic Committee as a Sophomore. Seymour is an Assistant Editor of mortarboard, a Greek Games athlete, and participated in intraclass volleyball.
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