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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
5
Professor Puckett argues that prior German discontent with the Republic and appeal of authority set the stage for Adolf Hitler. He notes Germans sought organization and order, preferring a unified rule despite past upheavals, and that the Republic was seen as an unwanted experiment.
About 50 students will gather this afternoon in the Conference Room to discuss the legal aspects of the N R A. Dr Jane P Clark of Barnard will answer questions on topics and Rose Somerville will preside the first meeting. Edith Weiler will lead the second session when scheduled.
Mrs. Fuller of Columbia Zoology warned that wars arise from patriotic pressure, recalling two parades she witnessed the refrain "Nobody wanted war." Sue Lockwood, Bernard anti-war chair, presided as Columbia anti-war group invited members and noted servers Sylvia Siman and Marjorie Sickles.
Forum argues liberal arts first aims to form better persons and citizens not vocational skills. Barnard College cited to reject training for specific professions and defend education of mind and spirit as essential to public service.
In Government, a new seminar Government 62 led by Professor Moley will be offered in the Spring Session at 4:30 Thursdays, counting one point. Government lectures remain on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9. In Sociology, Sociology 32 on the Family, two points, meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2, taught by Miss Mirra Komarovsky, Barnard graduate and Duror Fellow.
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