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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1935
Page
2
Dr Rautenstrauch argues industry should serve collective needs not private gain. He outlines a program for an industrial economy based on the greatest good, evidence driven methods, trustworthy personnel, and subordinating property values to society’s high purpose.
The Literary Digest College Peace Poll among 115 universities shows 83.60 percent of 91,055 undergraduates would fight if invaded, while 16.40 percent would not. A later section on defending national borders recorded 17.83 percent negative votes.
The statement urges a blend of practical judgment with aspirational aims when addressing property constraints. It highlights the need to respect real limits while pursuing broader, guiding ideals.
Professor Perry emeritus of Columbia spoke to the college costume committee on Greek costumes. He detailed cutting, hanging, materials and colors with illustrations by Barnard students Alison Irvine and Mary Segard. The discussion followed a College Peace Poll conducted with the Association of College Editors.
A regional conference on the Cause and Cure of War will be held at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia this Thursday. It is part of ten regional events to allow every woman in the United States a chance to attend. Guest speaker Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt will address the luncheon, noted for her engaging and insightful style. Dr. Dewitt Clinton Poole of Princeton will discuss Implementing International Co-operation By The United States. Additional speakers are to be announced.
Eleven transfer students to Barnard in February will not receive special festivities but are urged to attend the college ten tomorrow afternoon. Registration is not complete as some schools have not ended terms. Sixteen former Barnard students have registered, and the college foresees several students graduating on February 27.
A noon session features a Model Marathon Round Table led by Miss Margaret Buttenheim. Special rates apply for students, with luncheon and afternoon access at $1.10 and the afternoon meeting at 25 cents.
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