Teas and events at the weekly bar recut schedule
A fragmented notice outlines upcoming teas and weekly bar events. It mentions chaplain duties and recurring gatherings, indicating a regular community schedule for the ten season period.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1937
Page
3
A fragmented notice outlines upcoming teas and weekly bar events. It mentions chaplain duties and recurring gatherings, indicating a regular community schedule for the ten season period.
A note announces a theater party organized by Menorah Theatre Party Veneral for Thursday evening March 4 at the venue. Tickets at reduced rates may be procured at noon on Jake. an inter person may reserve tickets.
The Tarheran Club will continue to attend chapel on Thursdays. The group meets at noon on Jake and after services they have lunch in the Barnard cafeteria.
The Classical Club hosts Prof. C. H. Young and Mrs Young as speakers on Thursday afternoon February 25 at 4 p.m. in 304 Barnard Hall. The topic is Spring in the Greek Islands off Asia Minor with hand painted slides. A tea follows in the College Parlor.
The Philolexian and Barnard Literary Clubs will hold a joint meeting Thursday in Room 418 John Jay. Professor Haller of Barnard English will discuss Puritanism.
Miss Dorothy Brockway the new Spence School head, class of 1919, is hosted at a Dean's Dining Room luncheon by Miss Mary V. Libby on Thursday February 25. Guests include Miss Hellen Erskine and Miss Mabel Foote Weeks along with several students.
The Marxist Study Club hosts a lecture this afternoon February 23 in Athy Room 304 at Goldstein Institute. The talk covers democracy and state power with a discussion to follow on related topics.
A dorm introduces a diet table to slim residents with Miss Abbott and Dr. Alsop in charge. Three volunteers plus three supporters will avoid bread and butter and limit potatoes while soups and vegetables stay plentiful. The plan aims at disciplined eating mainly for dinner, with breakfast and lunch remaining unrestricted.
University of Toledo Fine Arts club members wore eccentric outfits to a surreal ball. A student with a bird cage head and green netting carried a stuffed fish as guests debated the meanings. One participant described a bottle with blooming carrot as the spirit of poetry while others referenced a social climber and a resting vase with pins.
Students in college must file applications for scholarships grants in aid and residence grants by March 1 in the Dean's Office. Fillable blanks are available from the Dean's secretary and must be completed in duplicate with a parent or guardian signature. Apply only if need is real and pursue external funding first. Notices of interviews by the Scholarships Committee will be posted on the Dean's bulletin board after filing.
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