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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1933
Page
2
The comptroller explains the lunchroom overhaul to fund campus improvements. Smoking is permitted at several tables as part of the new policy. A student committee led by Gena Tenney with Ansa Avella and Dorothy Perlstein gathered student input.
Bishop William T. Manning welcomed Episcopal students from College C C N Y and New York University at the Synod House. Dean Milo Gates and Canon B Talbot Rogers assisted. Tea was served by St Faiths School and Church Womans League members. Kathleen Downing of Hunter College was introduced as club president.
Today at four Spanish literature and civilization classes two new members join the department. Mrs Irene Emerson and Mr Charles McHale will be welcomed at Casa de las Espars 433 West 17th Street. The event coincides with Cervantes Day literary festival and related celebrations.
Kathleen Norris attended a Newman luncheon hosted by the Newman Club of Barnard and Columbia. The event featured remarks by Norris on career ethics and personal reflection, with Mar Woeltke introducing her and a reception drawing many members and guests.
Alumnae celebration laid out a camp gift featuring a room with kitchen and sleeping space for a dozen girls and counselors, plus hiking skating and craft opportunities. Professor Minor W. Latham spoke on the art of practical playwriting as part of the event. A tea and an undergraduate alumnae basketball game closed the day’s program.
John Jay Hall hosted Friday evening activities and on Sunday afternoon held a coffee hour at Newman Hall located on 115th Street.
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