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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
4
Professor Bergen Davis of Columbia University will give an illustrated talk on The Scientists View of God to the Episcopal clubs of Bard and Columbia on Saturday at 3 30. A discussion hour will follow. The meeting occurs in the choir room beneath the chapel.
Arice Stein announces a five day fall short in the Penny a Day Drive. Proceeds go to Charity Organizations Society and the Emergency Unemployment Relief Committee. The Committee of Twenty-Five urges students to give three cents daily. Dean Gildersleeve participates in decisions.
Barnard students can obtain tickets for foreign language films from the Alumnae Office in Barnard Hall. The Alumnae Association arranged with the Fifth Avenue Playhouse for immediate ticket access between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets. Miss Rossmeyer holds the tickets and will provide production details. Proceeds go to the Alumnae Association.
Alumni from the college and younger graduates including Irene Wolford Florence Riley Helene Blanchard Eugene Fribourg Phoebe Harbison Elvira De Li will speak at a vocational tea. Gertrude R Stein class of 1908 will discuss openings in business for college women.
A speaker criticizes capitalism and praises socialism as a counter to individualism, urging American youth to engage in cultural political and trade union movements. Delegates to the United Youth Conference Against War were appointed after the discussion. The new Socialist group plans to elect officers and organize further actions.
The Foreign Policy Association presents a film program on Wednesday December 7 at 8 30 p m in the A W A clubhouse ballroom 361 West 57th St The Cry of the World is described as the first film document accurately and vividly portraying the world today Also shown The New Russia Seeing India The Invasion of Shanghai and many other shots General admission 75 cents Students 35 cents Tickets from Katherine Reeve
A fragment describes a program of discussions and addresses to familiarize members with the tenets and theories of Socialism, as well as active political work for partisans.
Dorothy Crook spoke at the Social Science Forum luncheon stressing European nationality sentiment and international thinking. The event, second in a biweekly series, invites all interested to learn details from officers Katherine Reeve, Josephine Skinner, and Rose Sommerville.
Miss Gildersleeve argues for an international spirit and the League of Nations as a rallying point. She notes public opinion and the Committee on International Cooperation as key educational tools, listing Einstein Curie and Elihu Root as members. The English feared political science being included, wary of risks to the League.
The program touts Chesterfields as made from fine mild pure tobaccos with careful ageing curing and blending. It stresses that selection and treatment before rolling matter most and invites readers to try a package to verify the claim on a nationwide radio program.
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