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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1936
Page
4
Professor Bernhard Stern argues democracy is not universal and defines Fascism as terror of economic realists. He cites Spain, the Soviet Constitution and Germany Japan against Communism as pivotal. Stern says socialism is transition before communism and notes women’s rights eroded under fascism.
Boxes for the Employees Christmas gift program are placed at the entrances of Barnard and Milbank Halls. They are posted annually to let the faculty and students show appreciation for the loyal service of members of the operating force.
The residence halls announce several social functions including the annual Christmas Formal Dance held today. Student Council members and escorts are invited to join the dance with committee chair Catherine Elliott and members Betty Parsons Peggy Becker and Phyllis Jones named.
Rabbi Samuel H. Goldenson chief at Temple Emanu El spoke on Reformed Judaism as Our Hope for the Future at a Menorah Club tea on December 10. He has led pulpits in Lexington Albany Pittsburgh and New York and is noted as a scholar in secular and religious fields. The event followed by tea and photos, with the next annual Menorah format planned at Emanu El on December 21.
Notice states Italian linens sent for the Around the World Exhibition at the Fair have disappeared from the Bulletin office. Return of the textiles or any information is requested and readers are asked to communicate with the Bulletin office.
There will be a Greek Games Central Committee meeting on Monday December 14 at 12 oclock in the A A Room Barnard Hall. All members are urged to attend promptly and notify Marcia Meeker if unable to attend.
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