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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1936
Page
4
The Health Committee plans an innovate mass walk contest using shadow walking judged by audience applause. Ten finalists will perform in a dark room, three shadows chosen by judges and audience, with the event in Room 304 Barnard on Thursday, Dec. 10 at noon.
Rabbi Samuel H. Goldenson will speak on Reform Judaism and social justice at the Menorah Club tea on Thursday December 10 at 4 15. He has led four pulpits in Lexington Albany Pittsburgh and New York and is a noted scholar. Pictures will be taken for the 38 Mortarboard group after the lecture as part of a series on The Future of the American Jew.
The Social Service Committee luncheon on December 3 drew thirty students and five faculty. Marion Gill reported thirty eight girls volunteering at Bellevue Hospital Union Neighborhood Center The Association for Blind and Settlement Houses. The group discussed integrating social work with the curriculum and possible sociology lab work.
Helen R. Nicholl expresses appreciation for international travel and fellowships in a letter to Dean Miss Gildersleeve. She recalls a Geneva weekend, describes the League of Nations building, and reflects on how travel widens horizons and friendships beyond national borders.
The Barnard College community forms the Bar nard Linen Skirts to promote a true college image in opposition to Cosmopolitan and The Saturday Evening Post influence. The club backs Mortarboard and will wear pale blue linen skirts like the Mortarboard cover. It also aims to secure armchairs for offices and end quizzes.
The Student Fellowship Drive will extend through the term to raise one thousand dollars for sending a Barnard senior abroad for study. Penelope Pearle heads the drive with Eleanor Levison as business manager and a faculty committee selects three candidates based on scholarship and character.
Leisure League Little Book group publishes two pamphlets on writing forms and markets for unsolicited manuscripts. Included are Changing Patterns in Journalism and reports from Stevens Institute laboratories on vocational groups such as women lawyers physicians nurses executives and salesmen.
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