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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1933
Page
2
Friday events include Senior Tea to the Faculty in the College Parlor at 4 30. Botanical Club lecture at 339 and theatre try outs for wigs and cues. Saturday lists Freshman Dance and Theatre events. Monday notes Chamber Music and Newman Club rehearsal for Wigs and Cues.
Horace Kallen of the New School for Social Research at a February meeting described the American Jewish Congress as a vital organization. He argued that secular achievement and Jewish culture should be developed jointly while preserving Jewish heritage and fostering creative expression.
Professor Elmer D Mersth directs New York Botanical Garces to address the Botanical Club at 339 Milbank at four oclock on Crop Plants and Civilization. The event features remarks and pictures and is open to undergraduates and graduates studying science.
Article fragment notes McGoldrick warning of a crisis in New York with unclear details and scattered references to the subway and city issues. The readable text is jumbled and incomplete, preventing a full factual summary.
Reported plan for John Dewey to address an antiwar gathering on February 28. The item mentions dates, locations, and a campaign context with civic figures and possible committee actions, reflecting wartime public debate.
Informal notice outlines whether the institute will charge for redeeming lost articles. Comptroller Ann J. Sivan mentions the Comptroller’s office and procedures, with unclear details about fees or deadlines.
The Fabian Group met Monday to discuss selling postcards addressed to President Roosevelt urging U S entry into the war and to promote labor causes. They voted to aid the labor movement and improve shop conditions, noting only about 15 percent of labor in the United States is unionized.
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