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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1938
Page
4
A Barnard Bulletin letter from students advocates routine blood testing for syphilis in college exams. They propose finger-prick Kline tests to detect cases, collect prevalence data, and spur action, urging departments to consider the plan seriously. The column also notes a Constitution Revision Committee report and meeting details.
The Social Science Union voted to rename itself the American Student Union to avoid confusion with its Barnard chapter. A revote is planned at a full meeting on February 21. The SSU will host speakers Corliss Lamont and others, work with Student Council on a Peace Assembly, and appoint a peace committee with co chairs Florence Dubroff and Miriam Weber.
Professor John H. Randall and Professor James T. Shotwell launch the new Peace Council series this afternoon at 4 in McMillin Theatre. Randall proposes collective security. Shotwell argues neutrality. The council invites ideas for topics and notes the Federation for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom supports peace education campuswide.
A letter urges Barnard College to invite Dr. Butler for a college assembly and to display faculty in their gowns. The author believes a nonstudent run event would avoid objections and create a memorable, colorful occasion for students to view the faculty’s academic regalia.
Alumnae visitors participate in a Saturday program showing continued ties between graduates and seniors. The article notes graduation does not mean separation and that each class adds to the college community, with many leaving but none forgotten.
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