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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1929
Page
3
Syud Hossain speaks on the New East and New West arguing 1914 marked a global order shift Europe dominated Asia in the 19th century but since then Asia shows cultural and political ferment. He says nations must seek freedom through new global roles.
The Sophomores and Juniors delivered decisive victories in Wednesday games, aided by organized team play and passing. Sophomores beat the Juniors, Juniors defeated the Seniors, and the Seniors had earlier bested the First Team. the full standings and final round results are pending.
Tickets for the performance of Outward Bound by Wigs and Cues go on sale this week at Barnard Hall starting December 13th and 14th at 8 30. Miss Gaines announces a professional orchestra will provide dancing after each show.
The Bulletin selects fifteen Junior Class girls to audition for Editor in Chief. They will write editorials in December and January, earning initials if published, then five will be trained in February and three chosen in early March after staff and Student Council review. Names listed: Ruth Abelsen, Marjorie Bahouth, Helen Berman, Betty Calhoun, Alberta Falck, Anne Gary, Doris Gilman, Frieda Ginsberg, Dorothy Harrison, Celeste Judel, Waldo Jewell, Anne Rheinhart, Eva Saper, Belle Tobias, Sally Vredenburgh.
Dr. Edmund B. Wilson, Columbia University, says despite progress in biology the actual causes of evolution are not yet adequately explained. He cites three main research lines and notes a shift from historical to causal questions at the turn of the century.
Frederick Barnard tenth president of Columbia University shaped a period of prosperity and expansion. He led new departments and graduate facilities, enlarging enrollment and pursuing a lifelong dream to admit women to Columbia. His varied career included education, church service, coast survey work, and professorships at multiple universities.
The Mortarboard staff announces an extension for portrait sittings due to demand. The final deadline is Friday December 20 and no later pictures will be accepted. Juniors are urged to schedule sittings promptly.
The Barnard Social Service Committee has begun a structured Christmas aid plan aimed at balanced, need based gifts for families under supervision. It seeks to transform holiday giving from publicity to real service, expanding beyond clinical and settlement work into fields aligned with student interests.
The Deutscher Kreis invites the college to its annual Christmas party on Wednesday December 18 at 4 15 pm in the College Parlor. A real tree with candles and carols will adorn the event with Kris Kringle possibly appearing as Santa Claus, rumored to be Professor Braun.
Over one hundred students, mainly freshmen and seniors, attended the Vocational Tea where alumnae led talks on career paths. Mrs. S. H. Heppes urged education students to take two point methods courses and allied subject exams to secure future teaching posts. Mrs. M. M. Coleman discussed vocational guidance work and the need for broader sociology background. Elizabeth Coddington described publishing field opportunities with Ginn & Co. Jillian Friedman highlighted broad department store openings and transferable skills for graduates.
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