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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1935
Page
6
In a Barnard Bulletin item a poet nicknamed Bimbo teases readers about a pun contest and the risk of losing to a limbo fate. The verse jokes about letters needed by next week and blends school pride with light self deprecation as the author dodges teas and a looming deadline.
The Bureau offers an opportunity for a college representative to earn payment by securing registrations or tours. Interested applicants should contact Katherine Doty at the OccupationUa.
Dean Gildersleeve told Barnard women in an annual speech on majors to pursue a definite field but keep a broad foundation. She warned of uncertain future jobs, urged continued vocational training, and highlighted social service, government work, and nonpaying scholarly fields as viable paths.
Miss Frieda Miller director of the Women’s Bureau Division of Minimum Wage of the New York State Labor Department spoke on the administration of the New York Minimum Wage Law to Government majors and students in Barnard Hall room 401 on February 25 at 4 PM under Barnard Government Department auspices.
The Pierre Junior Class held a prom last Thursday atop a hotel roof two stories above the street with Walter Jaeger leading Island Merave. Guests included Dean Virginia Gildersleeve and Dr and Mrs Crampton, with a long list of patrons, committee members, and attendees.
Barnard College and Skidmore students joined a mass meeting to oppose Senator Joseph J. Nunan's February 6 bill requiring loyalty oaths for students. They argued the measure invades academic freedom and discriminates against minority beliefs, rallying eighty Vas sar students to Albany in protest.
The February 19 economics luncheon in Barnard Hall Room 401 featured Mr. G. Lowell Field who just returned from Italy. He described government controlled unions, strikes as crime, and Fascist nationalistic policies stressing obedience to the leader. Audience questions followed.
A string of personal names appears in the OCR text, including Richard Hiller Benjamin Moore William Porter James A McKinley and others. The fragment also lists Fran cis Carney David Ettinger George Snyder Jerry Snyder George Jerni gan Leonard Smiley Jean Taplinger John Corcoran J Willis Milcham Frank Armstrong John Swartly Smith McKann William Markowitz Raymond Ruben Ralph Brooks Sey mour Bernstein.
Robert Nathan addresses the Menorah Society on prejudice and Jewish identity noting the need to live in the present while tracing history. He discusses remedies for anti Semitism, the idea of a strong Jewish nation, and Jews as true Americans if they remain themselves. Guests include Annie Nathan Meyer and Rabbi Hoffman with Ruth Saberski hosting.
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