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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1932

Page

3

No Freshmen Accepted at Barnard This February Term

Barnard announces no freshmen will be admitted in the February term due to financial strain. About twenty two new special students and transfers join the term, including arrivals from the University of Milan and a former Barnard staffer. Several married undergraduates and international ties figure in the intake and campus notes.

Barnard Miss Libby Professor Jones University of Milan Miss Borgese Bulletin Eller Calles Mexico

Lecture on Contemporary American Art by Mr Schwartz

An illustrated lecture on modern art by Mr Schwartz of Gallery at 144 West Thirteenth Street will be given during a tea on Thursday afternoon February 25 under Bulletin auspices. The talk will cover artists exhibited at his gallery and include works by Avery and Foshko. The event, to be held in the Conference Room, aims to clarify modern art for a college city audience.

Schwartz West Thirteenth Street Bulletin Avery Foshko New York St Ig

Italian Student Praises Liberal Bard College Courses

Miss Giovanna Borgese, transfer from the University of Milan, says New York’s dormitory life and liberal course options at Barnard broaden Italian education. She plans to study English and American literature here until June while addressing Balkan and European peace topics in forums.

New York Giovanna Borgese University of Milan A. Bulletin Miss. Borgese California East Coast Italy University of Milan Miss Borgeset Borgese United States Miss Borgese Miss _Borgese

Undergraduate Election Dates Announced by Student Council

The Student Council announces the schedule for all undergraduate officer elections. Eligible members of the Undergraduate Association may vote. The plan lists nominations and election dates for President, Student Fellow, Honor Board Chairman, Bulletin Editor, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, Class President, Representative Assembly, Mortarboard Editor, and A A.

Representative Assembly Mortarboard A. A

Ruth St Denis Demonstrates Dance at Assembly

Ruth St Denis will demonstrate and lecture on the evolution of dance at Barnard Assembly today at 1 10. The noted dancer and co founder of Denishawn will trace dance from modern to ancient forms and discuss its American development and spiritual aspects.

Miss St. Denis Denishawn Troupe Ruth St. Denis St. Denis Denishawn School David Belasco Leslie Carter Ted Shawna America Miss St.Denis Barnard

Andrews Remarks on Women Stir Dinner Of Geographers

The Times recounts Roy Chapman Andrews defending his view that women are not suited to large expeditions. The Society of Woman Geographers featured Annie Peck and other intrepid women, while Andrews sent a clarifying letter arguing women may hinder technical work in big crews. A wry note highlights gender contrasts in exploration.

Roy Chapman Andrews Mr. Andrews Society of Woman Geographers Timés Annie Peck Mt. Huascaras Peru Hemnis Phere Koropuai South” America Ecuador the Times Andrews

Strateman Elected Sophomore Greek Games Chair

Catherine Strateman was unanimously elected Sophomore Greek Games Chairman at a Friday class meeting. She succeeds Ray Gierhardt whose resignation prompted the new election. The new chair is a prominent class member and former property head of Greek Games, with heads of committees yet to be announced. Forthcoming Fresh Elections Hildegarde Fitzgerald was chosen Honor Board Representative for the Junior Class, replacing Helen Phelps. The class approved reducing the Junior Prom price to 8.50 and a Freshman class meeting is set to elect a secretary and representative.

Catherine Strateman Ray Gierhardt Miss Strateman Hildegarde ‘Fitzgerald

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