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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1931
Page
3
A campus committee proposes raising the Student Activities Fee by fifty dollars per term to fund Mortarboard. students would receive a Mortarboard in junior year and could subscribe earlier. Four options were debated with votes favoring two plans, including continuing Mortarboard and increasing fees.
Bulletin announces new staff additions and several members already admitted to the work in tryouts. Names include Ruth Crohn Elizabeth Guggeri Mildred O'Hare Sylvia Simon Sylvia Siman and others as copy editors and board members.
Two Barnard instructors urge continuation of this year's Student Fellowship Fund amid student controversy. Thomas Preston Peardon argues fellowships abroad build world view, while Dorothy Miner notes the program's history and value, urging more such exchanges and international study opportunities.
The annual Barnard College Summer School for Women Workers in industry and the movement will hear Spencer Miller, Secretary of the Workers Education Bureau, discuss progress in adult education. Miller, Amherst graduate with a Columbia MA, has lectured in the US and Europe and attended world conferences on adult and progressive education. Aurélia Ricci, a Barnard student, continues her studies as the event continues on page 2.
The Glee Club Concert and Dance will be held Saturday December 5 at 8 30 p m at the Barbizon Club on Lexington Avenue and East Street Tickets are 2 30 for a couple and 1 25 for individuals Bids may be secured from Adeline Heffelfinger
Dean Mullins acting dean announces several scholarships for the spring session. Urgent applications should be filed with the Dean's secretary by January 8 on blanks obtainable in the dean's office.
The first big production of the year Castle Spectre a dramatic romance by Monk Lewis will be presented December 12th at 2 30 with a matinee. Cast includes Anne Davis Hortense Callisher Jean Macdougall Adelaide Bruns and others. Tickets with dancing cost 150 orchestra 125 balcony or 100 orchestra 75 balcony matinee 75 cents.
An era of dairy price competition sparks warnings of sweeping social change in New York. The piece argues prolonged milk scarcity could energize a mass uprising, imagining a future where only a select few guard the city’s lifeblood while the masses crumble under rising costs.
Dorothy Kramm announces Barnard's unique relief program has collected 348 dollars and 60 cents in the weeks before Thanksgiving. The drive, funded by one cent per meal, continues through the Christmas recess after a vote by the Representative Assembly. Newspapers praise the plan and hope for broader support for the unemployed beneficiaries.
The senior class tea gathers in the College Parlor this afternoon as the first of four annual teas. Invitations go to Music Fine Arts Classics and Philosophy faculty and notables, led by Adelaide Bruns Social Chairman. The next tea is planned for January.
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