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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1931
Page
5
British journalist James Ratcliffe criticizes public blame of government for unemployment and defends the national insurance system. He stresses the three month relief limit and differentiates it from the dole, predicting future government support will not alter the system.
Professor Thorndike says demand for printed matter remains strong and books never wear out. He links cinema origins to medieval churches, notes radio may carry future literature, and says reading has become less repetitive yet still careful. The modern reading public is well informed and intelligent. Continued on page 4.
The narrator describes arriving in Athens with a harbor salute and visiting a campus on a hillside facing Mount Hymettus. He tours Loring Hall, a new dormitory, the main building with the director’s home, classrooms, and library, and the Gennadeion housing ancient books and manuscripts collected by Mr. Gennadeios.
Beginning Friday February 27 three practices weekly will run for Freshmen and Sophomores in Creek Games Athletics. Monday through Saturday slots include Freshmen and Sophomores sessions with specific age group times across the week.
The Athletic Association announces election dates for officers on April 16 and 17. Sally Vredenburgh, president of the Undergraduate Association, outlines duties of the undergraduate president in a bulletin. Dean Gildervee calls the president the first citizen and spokesman to faculty and alumnae. The president should gather broad student input and present ideas to Student Council and Representative Assembly.
Dr Alsop will address the Silver Bay Group in the Conference Room today at four on her experiences as a medical missionary in China. The college is invited.
A debate between William and Mary College and Columbia University will be held in the social room of John Jay Hall at 8:15 Friday evening February 27. The topic is Resolved that this house affirms the principles and practices of democracy. Columbia's delegates are Amoyne A. Jones, 32, and Lloyd A. Seidman, 32.
Two students debate life pace and purpose as a bright chorus urges a junior show. The verse contrasts rest and restless striving, urging youth to rise, shed apathy, and seize glory through performance and color.
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