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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1939
Page
4
A reader letter recounts a Class meeting where delegates debated backing a graduate fellowship for the Community Chest. Arguments cited include preserving funds for other uses, emergency aid, and China exchange rates. the writer remains in favor despite opposition. Delegate-at-large to the Republic Assembly signs the note.
The Athletic Association presents an exhibition of badminton with fixed doubles and singles to boost interest. Participants include Mary Hagen, Barnard 38, Mrs George Pfan, Clint Stephens Metropolitan champion, Donald Vaughan former Eastern and Metropolitan champ, and Muriel Doyle Glafyra Fernandes Mary Lou Harter Frances Murphy. A.A. earlier showed technicolor skiing films with M Andre, and hosted a basketball play day where the Commuters beat NYC girls 34 to 15.
Donato recalls being a thirteen year old bricklayer and meeting Jewish peers who inspired his writing. He explains his aim to present life as a continent form rather than explanations and cites memories of a Christian environment and the rhythm of life as guiding forces in composing Christ in Concrete.
A required meeting of the sophomore class is set for Thursday at 12 pm. Location noted as m 304 Barnard.
The senior class holds a required meeting today at 1 p.m. in room 304 Barnard to discuss upcoming activities and requirements.
A quarterly staff meeting is scheduled in room 405 Barnard at 12 noon on Tuesday December 12. The notice sets the time and place for staff to gather and discuss quarterly matters.
The Spanish club plans a 4 PM tea on Tuesday December 12 in the College Parlor featuring a Spanish representation of the Christmas story.
The Fine Arts Club schedules a December 13 exhibit of books from 9 am to 5 pm in the College Parlor, inviting students and faculty to view and discuss works on display.
The First Lady stresses community study and properly prepared workers to improve public education. She argues taxpayers should ensure every child a first rate education and that democracy requires workable institutions, economic liberty, and social justice as a path to lasting peace.
The French Club meets at four in the College Parlor this Thursday, December 14, inviting members to gather and discuss upcoming activities and language practice.
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