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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1936
Page
4
A reader notes striking weather contrasts from late February in London to New York, describing a cold snap followed by hints of a spring thaw. The piece highlights fashion ads, campus job notices, and students planning summer activities amid shifting temperatures.
Students surveyed their own sentiments versus their senators stance as the neutrality bill failed 40 to 37 and a joint resolution recommended joining the League of Nations. Bryn Mawr Professor Fenwick spoke in favor of cooperation, while a constitutional amendment to override Supreme Court decisions was defeated by three votes. The Pure Food and Drugs Act passed. Suggestions for Barnard’s future participation urged an extra junior delegate and earlier delegate selection.
Freshmen and sophomores may sign up on the Barnard Hall poster for speaking parts in Greek Games. Sign up before Monday March 2 as the poster will be removed. Tryouts occur in the gym at 12 Noon on Wednesday March 4.
Senior Weekend sign up poster to be posted at 12 30 Monday. Miss Holland and Miss Tuzo to chaperone Katharine Hand student leader. Written permission required by March 14 1936 to pursue professional option with Barnard transfer rules. Also openings for social service volunteers at Ruptured and Crippled Hospital. Sophomore ring orders March 3 deposits due. Various talks and events by Pre Law Group Menorah Society and Jewish Theological Seminary planned for March 3 7 30.
The Freshman class hosts a Leap Year Dance at Casa Traliana tonight with sixty freshmen and escorts dancing to Em Crompton’s orchestra. A yearbook committee led by Phyllis Cross organized ten program dances and several informal numbers, with refreshments during a intermission.
The review praises Elisabeth Bergnier's acting and notes her music and pantomime range. It mentions Miss Bergner as not requiring explanations and highlights the film’s noteworthy scenes while considering Melo an upward rung in Bergnier’s career.
Mrs. O Van Swag reports relief as her husband finally secures work after a quarter century of unemployment. The couple had recently faced bereavement as his ashes were placed in an hour glass.
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