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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1933
Page
4
Seniors majoring in French at Barnard College are invited to Thursday teas at the Maison Francaise from 4:30 to 6. Marie Ninon Andre, secretary of the Maison Francaise, 11 West 117th Street.
Barnard pre medical students offer tickets for a dinner at Bard Hall Medical Center. The event is scheduled Friday January 13 at 7 PM in 1013 Physics building with tickets priced at 1.00 each. If enough interest Barnard may offer a special run.
Mrs Meyer spoke at a Menorah Club luncheon to raise funds and unite trustees. She praised Miss Efla Weed for implementing strict academic discipline, enabling the college’s success. Miss Mildred Pearson served as toastmistress, with Rabbi Weinstein Mrs Weinstein and Gena Termey in attendance.
The survey traces Mortarboard shifts from 1914 to 1932, noting statistical turns, advertising cuts, and evolving artistic styles. It highlights war influences in 1920, color use, campus photos, student officials, and the 1932 dedication to Courtesy over faculty.
Dr. Emily T. Burr Barnard alumna and director of the Vocational Adjustment Bureau for Girls will address the Psychology Club on vocational adjustment Friday January 13 at 4 15 PM in the Conference Room The college and students interested in practical vocational aspects of psychology are invited to attend
Mary McPike president and Father Ford advisor announce January programs of Columbia Newman clubs will be omitted. The annual Newman weekend and the approach of examinations make this practical.
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