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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1930
Page
6
Dorothy Harrison defends the college Quarterly praising its early fall issue as the result of fresh writers and pressed deadlines. She notes improvements from past editions and asserts the Quarterly remains a source of entertainment and inspiration for the student body despite perceived flaws.
Barnard College hosts a tea in the College Parlor with four alumnae speakers from teaching merchandising science and statistics. Gladys Cripps Marion Vincent Helen Downes and Louise Byrne will discuss their work paths and opportunities for graduates, followed by recent grads sharing field insights.
Cadman argued that true scientific insight rests on imagination and guesswork, contrasting Darwin's observation based theory with Christ's parables and Augustine writings. He warned that losing imagination would dull literature, culture, and human grace, urging a revival of romance through factual inquiry.
The Glee Club announces a formal concert featuring Christmas carols French songs folk tunes madrigals and Brahms pieces. Barnard of the Chamber Music Society may join for a short selection. ticket price 73c available from club members or Andersen the business manager. The college encourages support for musical groups and an evening of music.
The final Junior freshman Tea of the year was held Tuesday afternoon November 25 in the Parlor. Madeline Galmore Junior President Fane Martin freshman President and Christiana Furse Social Chairman hosted. Juniors and their freshman sisters attended this last official function and Gertrude Leuchtenberg and Dorothy Kramm presided cheerfully posing the familiar question how will you have it.
The excerpt cites Mr Durant arguing that human advancement stems from aversion to conflict and from invention science writing and education. He notes morality enables society to avoid violence and elevates states of being beyond prehistoric averages.
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