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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1935
Page
3
Professor J. R. Smith discusses Germany's belligerent mood since 1648 and its shift under Hitler. He argues Germany is disciplined with a compulsory militia and courts strict laws, and that Hitler reflects collectivist politics, economics, and geography shaping German culture.
Dancing from two to three o clock with guests Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve Dr and Mrs Henry Crampton Miss Mabel Foote Weeks Mr and Mrs Robert Herr Diana Campbell Georgiana Remner Roselle Riggin and Alice Corneille plans announced for the event at the school social.
Mrs Seals invites students to sign up for practice voice tests not for credit. A list of possible hours is posted on the door off Room 2 Milbank Hall. Students should sign immediately for a time or contact Mrs Seals if none of the hours fit.
Debate Club held tryouts on February 14 for a March 14 session on socialized medicine. Contestants included Agnes Leckie Kathryn Smutl Helen Levi Jessie Herkimer Janice Wormser Edna Firth Dorothy Botwin and Laura McCaleb. Judges were Dr. Lee Holtzen and Dr. Thomas Peardon. The affirmative will feature Helen Levi Kathryn Smutl and Laura McCaleb with Edna Firth and Janice Vormeer as alternates.
At a brief Thursday meeting the Psychology Club voted to cooperate with Dr. Seward in organizing trips to city institutions. Trips occur about every two weeks and members may sign up on a poster. Each member may sign up for up to two trips to keep groups small.
Miriam Borgenicht was elected secretary at a class meeting last Tuesday. The class also took a psychological test to determine attendees for the Junior Prom.
The Barnard group and teachers show high percentages on reform questions, with 60 to 71 percent agreeing on democracy risks from large fortunes and on improving international cooperation. Results compare consistency across statements and reveal growing liberal thinking after one year at Barnard.
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