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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1938
Page
4
Carol Gluck laments misread zeal over the Oxford Pledge amid A S U policies. She recalls mass peace meetings and Panay symbolism, arguing the pledge is for emergencies not easy times. She defends diverse student activism and urges mutual tolerance.
Dr Butler spoke on a Western crisis and East Orient divergence in thought and destiny. He framed civilization as East and West at odds, quoting Kipling and stressing a moral reckoning, ending with the Assembly singing Stand Columbia.
Dr. Alsop emphasizes health education, arguing plain lectures are preferable to illustrated ones. She warns about sensationalizing syphilis and stresses its impact on youth and the next generation. A Wasser man vaccination plea is noted for pregnant women. R. H. Pre Med Society holds a noon meeting Monday in the Conference Room.
Poetry for the Columbia Anthology must be submitted to Professor Howard by Monday February 14. The reminder emphasizes entry timing and the submission channel through the professor’s office.
College majors in Geology Zoology Greek and Latin and History prepare meetings for Tuesday February 15. Geology luncheon at noon in 401 Barnard Hall features Miss Morrie Holzwasser and slides on the Soviet Union. Zoology luncheon at 12 in Hewitt Hall South Dining Room hosts Dr Ralph Linton on Race with Dr Crampton present and Elizabeth Jordan introducing the speaker. Greek Latin gathering in Room 307 at 1 10 tentatively scheduled. History session in Milbank Room 339 features Professor Curti speaking on Some Contributions of American Women to Scholarship. General invitation extended.
Barnard welcomed four sister colleges Swarthmore New Jersey College for Women Goucher and Wells for an outing club weekend. The event featured camps discussion skating sleighing and dancing with Barnard advisers Miss Margaret Holland and Professor Cornelia Carey. Collegiate guests included Ollie Hendricks Peggy Tebbitts Dorothy Davis Elizabeth Roberts Dorothy August Betsey Day Edwina Dusenberry Marjorie Healy Shirley Ellenbogen Ruth Taubenhaus.
The Dean’s office announces second semester teaching changes chiefly to honor the late Professor Emilie Hutchinson. Economics 2 will be taught by Miss Mary A. Prentiss of Sunter College. Economics 14 by Mr. Louis M. Hacker of Columbia College. Consumer in Modern Society will be led by Dr. Eliot and Mrs Thompson of Barnard. Spanish Dept continues with Visiting Lecturer Dr Jorge Manach. Miss Elizabeth Anderson will replace Miss Chadbourne in Chemistry. Weeks on sabbatical, Miss McBride replaces her. Wayman also on leave with replacement. Braun is on sabbatical. Puckett will head German in his absence.
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