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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1937
Page
4
Barnard College and the International Student Service and the World Student Christian Federation launch a fundraiser to help Chinese students. Funds support temporary districts away from war zones, hostels, scholarships, and supplies for evacuation, medical care, and classrooms.
Members of Circolo Italiane staged a Lauda based on Laudario di Cor Bona in the Casa Italiana auditorium at 5 o clock yesterday. Students Elate Murray Elvira Ferrer Mary Jacoby Virginia Mull performed with a chorus Agnes Cassidy Carolina Fessia Marjorie Ashworth June Carpenter Amelia Corona Marilon Crescenzo Frances Dinsmoor Dorothy Boyle. Flutist Cynthia Laidlow. The piece has no plot but is a lyric devotional event from the thirteenth century relatives to Jacopone da Todi.
Notice calls attention to employees Christmas gift boxes placed in entrances of Barnard and Millbank Halls to thank the operating force for loyal service. John J Swan Comptroller.
The Debate Club presents a discussion on the resolution Women that Women Should Not Engage in Business on Thursday December 16 1937 at 4 PM in College Parlor. Cecil Golann and Annette Hochberg uphold the affirmative Charlotte Schwartz and nn-Strobridge defend the negative. Tea will be served and the entire college is invited. The audience will be the judge.
The mid semester highlight Open House at Barnard Camp runs January 26 through February 2. Students are advised to form groups before attending and sign up details will be provided in future Bulletin issues.
Dr. Frederick W. Rice will discuss Catholic attitudes toward birth control at the Newman Club meeting this afternoon at four. All Catholic students are urged to attend and tea will be served after the discussion.
A former eighth grade teacher describes life in Puerto Rico where English dominates most subjects but Spanish remains in use. She teaches four eighth grade English classes, one sixth grade vocabulary, one seventh grade health, and one seventh grade library work while noting good work yet discipline issues. She remarks on students’ fascination with anything American and daily gifts received, and expresses homesickness with hope for a Christmas trip home.
The newly formed Mathematics Club will hold a meeting to elect officers on Wednesday at 12 in Room 401 Barnard. Everyone interested in Mathematics is urged to attend.
The discussion contrasts resistance to fascism with isolationist trends. Speakers defend collective security through sanctions, warn against concessions, and cite Washington and Adams. Miss Van De Water argues against isolation while Miss Murray favors focus on domestic reform before European involvement.
The Bursar's Office informs students to defer half of their bill for the coming term. Students must obtain promissory notes for parents to sign between December 14 and January 14. Full payment is required for registration fees student activities and other incidental charges.
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