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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1935
Page
4
Barnard prepares for Greek Games on April 13 in the gym. Miss Holland Finan and Streng supervise groups of 75 athletic participants and 72 dancers. The entrance story features Hera festival rites with an old woman and her two sons approaching the altar, seeking the goddess’s blessing.
Dr. Peardon of the Governmental Department will address Barnard College’s newly formed International Relations Club on Why an International Relations Club at its first meeting Monday February 18 at 4 oclock in the College Parlor Agnes Leckie president will answer Tea will be served by members in gala foreign costumes The club organized last term by Agnes Leckie and Sonya Turitz under Peardons direction aims to study international relations to promote cooperation and friendship among nations It is not to be confused with the former Internation Club in Barnard
Professor Hoxie Fairchild will give three chapel talks starting next Tuesday on religion. He aims to stimulate intelligent thinking about religious questions, not evangelism, and will discuss ideas from a book to be published by Macmillan.
Julian Huxley lectures on Alumnae Day with Ayres discussing Arthurian legend's role in English literature and politics. Professor Ayres traces continuity from early prose and poetry through Lamb, Shelley, and Dickens, noting language preservation, national identity, and the shift toward democratic scholarship.
Alumnae Day featured an exhibit in the Conference Room drawing 450 attendees. The display included paintings, sculpture, photography, ceramics, bookbinding, and advertising art by Barnard alumnae such as Lillia Auster, Josephine Paddock, Evelyn Slade, and Gertrude Talcott. The exhibit highlighted medical illustrations, lithographs, oil paintings, and wood and metal works with contributors across generations.
Professor Julian Huxley urged that misapplication of scientific knowledge fuels unemployment and horrors of war. He argued science is a social function balancing pure knowledge and practical control, and stressed state involvement to apply discoveries to social issues like education.
Deutscher Kreis members will meet on February 19 at 115 Milbank to view Max and Moritz slides. The drawings show the adventures of two boys with verses by Wilhelm Busch. Refreshments will be served.
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