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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1931
Page
2
Professor Moon tells the assembly that diplomacy must evolve as Britain rethinks policy and France seeks profitability under new channels. He says South American nations joining the League of Nations prompts a Monroe Doctrine rethink and urges the next generation to transform diplomacy for modern work.
Wigs and Cues hosts a tea on Tuesday February 17 in the College Parlor inviting the college to attend a Brinckerhoff Theatre program. Guests include Agnes Morgan and Frank Craven with alumnae expected. performances start March 3 featuring Shakespeare and Everyman, plus a modern alumna play by Elizabeth Benson.
The article outlines changes to Mortarboard with a new list of class representatives and staff positions. It specifies editorial leadership, publication roles, and an advisory Executive Council under Faculty jurisdiction and the Undergraduate Association.
College tea program invites Professor Strowski to speak on college life amid worries over charity drives and student funding. Dormant Mortarboard concerns include subscriptions and subsidies, with four classes urged to contribute to Mortarboard as part of the annual tax-supported publications.
Readable fragment notes a Friday event for sophomores with a dance period from 12:30 to 1 PM and a reference to Mortarboard and Bridge-108 at 4. Details are incomplete but indicate a scheduled campus social activity and location identifiers.
A damaged OCR passage offers fragmented lines about dates and names with missing context. Readable words include Mayne, testers, and a reference to an editor and a meeting. The exact event and participants remain uncertain.
The Classical Club will host Professor Willan Bel Dinsmoor, archaeologist from the Columbia School of Architecture, as speaker for the west February meeting. He will discuss Hellenistic Athens, with talk moderated by side remarks and held in Room 34 Barras.
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