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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
2
A call to end war and curb profiteers urges public action. The World Peaceways organization warns that wars are made by men driven by fame and money and urges readers to oppose future conflicts through informed public opinion and letters to the group in New York.
An important joint meeting of the G. G. Lyric and Entrance Committee is today at noon in the Dance Room. All interested in writing Lyrics for the Games are invited to attend. Entrance Lyrics are due Jan 8.
The group reviews religious belief in Marxist theory with Lenin’s view that religion stems from capitalism and personal deficit. Professor Stern calls religion compensation for social order inadequacy. An executive plan to contact lecturers for next semester’s lectures on the Soviet Union was outlined.
Dr. Freda Weunderlich addressed Miss Kumorowski's sociology class on The Family noting German women held political and economic weight abroad between 1918 and 1933 but faced patriarchal limits at home. She described the woman's role as fulfilling maternal duties and bearing children for the state.
Thirty members of the El Cir culo Hispany toured Spanish sections of New York City visiting Teatro Cervantes Clois ters Victoria Pearl Street El Chico cabaret Formos Restaurant and were accompanied by professors and Ms Dorado Mrs del Rio and another Spanish Department staff. Macy's E B Lawton announced tours for college students exploring retail careers with interviews for senior placement and Macy details to be arranged at the Occupation Bureau this week.
The Span-hlub staged the Auto de la Sulia Casandra, a nineteenth century city play, Monday December 14 at four and again at eight in the Casa de las Espanas located at 117th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Refreshments followed, including chocolate and turt on and other sweets.
A quirky note from a playful source jokes that Bar nard College beans fear being unstrung, a punnyTake on plant nervousness reflecting campus humor.
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