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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1935
Page
2
Barnard's annual dance demonstration will be held Friday afternoon May 3 at 4 30 in the gym. The program includes performances by the Advanced Dance Class Greek Games freshman and sophomore dances group dances and original solos. Eleanor Galenson is Dance Chairman.
Columbia student council member L. Robert Grimme will discuss failures in current curricula during the NSFA radiocast on CBS from 4 15 p m EST May 11. He urges student input on revising curricula to meet modern needs and will outline fundamental changes and benefits.
The Peace Action Committee of Barnard College met with the Barnard Strike Continuations Committee to discuss forming a Barnard chapter of the Columbia Anti-War League. Plans include peace week, a peace assembly, lobbying, and postcard campaigns to Congressmen.
Courts are for Barnard College students faculty and staff. Wear flat rubber soled shoes only.
A skeptical Wisconsin senior pinned a five dollar bill to a blue book and pondered conscience as a test of truth. Fresno State College reportedly has a death defying white rat preserved in alcohol and formaldehyde with unknown handling.
The Hunterdon County Democrat editor D. Howard Moreau speaks to the Barnard Press Board on Thursday at 4 pm in the Little Parlor about sending leases to small papers and the field of small town journalism. Tea guests include several Misses and Mrs Herr with Ursula Reinhardt among new and existing members noted.
The Barnard Glee Club closes its season with a program featuring Bar nard songs Sans Souci and By the Waters of the Hudson, four hand piano pieces by Helen Dykeman and Sonia Turitz, soloist Eleanor Southern, and Donovan arrangements of King Arthur and The Ploughboy in Luck. Helen Dykeman presided. Shirley Rothenberg served iced tea.
Miss Roselle Riggin, chairman of Senior Week, urged all seniors to signup now as favors programs and refreshments depend on attendance. Five dollar dues must be paid before May 15 with installments or full payments at Barnard Hall noon to 1 pm or mailed to Sally Bright. Tea Dance and Ball bids run May 15 through exam week.
The final dormitory dance of the season will be in the Brooks Hall Drawing Room on Saturday May 4. The Columbia Blue Lions will provide music from nine to eleven. Ruth Day chairs the dance committee and invited guests include Prof. and Mrs Braun Prof. and Mrs Mullens Prof. Hirst and Miss McBride.
Barnard Alumnae Association hosted a Mother-Daughter Day last Saturday inviting alumnae and their daughters. Attendees began with a luncheon in Brooks Hall followed by Greek Games demonstrations in the gym. The afternoon featured Sophomore horse events, hurdlers, and a Freshman Dance, ending with a roller skating session on the gym floor for attendees.
Barnard Political Union holds its final meeting of the year on Wednesday May 8 at four o clock in the College Parlor. The topic is Should Capitalism be Retained with formal opposing points before open discussion. Students may sign up to speak in Barnard Hall and may contact Sophia Murphy via Students' Mail to join next year’s organizing committee.
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