Notices on Second Term Program Filing Deadline
Second term program notices must be filed in the Registrar’s Office between Tuesday November 30 and today December 10. Topmost programs not filed by this time will incur a student fine.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1937
Page
2
Second term program notices must be filed in the Registrar’s Office between Tuesday November 30 and today December 10. Topmost programs not filed by this time will incur a student fine.
Ruth Brand leads a group of students who met December 1 to organize a Barnard pre medical society. A petition was signed by those present for submission to the Student Council for approval.
The second Senior Class Tea for the Faculty is set for Tuesday December 14 at 4 p.m. in the College Parlor. Edna Jones president and Alice Krbecek social chairman will host the event with all seniors urged to attend.
Bulletin staff sign-up for the annual weekend at Barnard Camp runs December 17 to 19. The poster will be placed on the assignment board in Bulletin office at 12:15 this coming Friday December 10. Attendance is limited to Bulletin staff members.
Alla Shainin recounts her experiences in wartime China including life in Shanghai and battles with war lords. She notes difficulties in communication with friends and missionaries and mentions atrocities faced by associates before expressing a strong love for New York and fascination with its cultural opportunities.
Adelson explains the London School of Economics structure where there are no clear graduations, exams begin after two years with a Bachelor’s path, then possible Master’s, and students work with advisers. Courses are highly specialized with limited cross-department study and minimal class meetings.
The Textile Workers Organizing Committee discusses wage labor in the Shenandoah Valley noting factory expansion and vigilante violence against union organizers. Participants share meals with union labor, sing songs, and reflect on democracy and justice amid social struggle.
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