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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1932
Page
2
Juniors and seniors urged to sign up for the prom at the Ritz Carlton on February 20. Price of junior prom bids reduced to 8.50 dollars. Jean Waterman chairs the prom committee and sign up is posted in Barnard Hall.
The second hand book files have been reorganized and continue to operate this semester for two weeks from 12 15 to 1 00. Books in demand include Balzac Eugenie Grandet Carnahan Alternate French Review Grammar Gates Psychology for Students of Education Hayes Political and Social History of Europe Vol II Mason and Hasard Analytical Geometry Muzzey U S of America Vol II Osgood Introduction to Calculus Raubicheck Voice and Speech Seymour and Carnahan Spanish Review Grammar Starch Educational Psychology.
The page lists transfers from several colleges including William and Mary Cornell Washington University Duke Goucher Northwestern and Skidmore. One transfer is from a New York college with prior study at Adelphi.
The Institute outlines the week’s program with student body voting on offices via polls in Bar nard Hall. Polls are open on dates announced and all Undergraduate Association members are urged to participate.
Bulletin announces a modern art exhibit lecture by Mr. Schwartz aimed at illuminating topics of interest to college women. The notice invites college guests and promises discussion benefits for attendees from the college community.
James Green, Yale student leader, receives five weeks leave to attend the Disarmament Conference at Geneva. He will address plenary on the student view of world peace and broadcast his impressions to the United States via an international network.
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