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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1939
Page
2
A listed catalog of new acquisitions at Barnard Library features works on Russian studies Spanish poetry and Andalusian literature as well as titles on fascism education law and music history. The assortment includes author names and topics across history art and humanities.
1 255 delegates from 1 004 bodies representing about 746,000 people met in Washington for the American League for Peace and Democracy annual congress. Mabel Houk attended as observer of the National Intercollegiate Christian Council. The group pushed for lifting the Loyalist Spain embargo and an embargo on Japan Italy and Germany. They backed the O Connell Act and Neutrality Act revisions to distinguish aggressor from victim and to aid the victim. Houk said youth unity is healing splits and urged organized pressure for the US to lead in building peace. Russell Thayer reported a large rise in membership through the acting executive secretary.
Lieutenant Governor Charles Poletti will broadcast on WAICA this Friday evening as part of the Success Story Program from 9:00 to 9:30 P M. Flo discusses Law and Politics and students may join the show by contacting the Occupations Bureau for details.
Three oak panels from a 1520 Swabian School altarpiece are on display in Brooks Hall alcove for one month. Lent by Durlacher Brothers, the oil work titled The Three Maries at the Tomb of Christ, The Communion of Mary of Egypt, and The Raising of Lazarus joins the college art exhibits planned by the fine arts department.
Professor William Dinsmoor of Columbia will discuss New Light on Athenian Temples at the Classical Club meeting today. The lecture is in Room 204 Barnard Hall, followed by a tea in the College Parlor.
Applications for student loans are due Friday January 13 at the Alumnae office. The Student Loan Committee will meet on January 20.
A travel association offers a free European tour to a representative who can recruit six more tours. Students who can assemble a group may inquire at the Occupations Bureau.
The New York Branch of the American Association of University Women hosts a job forum tied to its Internship Plan on January 17 at 8 PM. Edward L. Bernays will discuss the field of public relations at Midstone House, 22 East 38th Street.
There will be a meeting of the Fine Arts Majors today in Room 401 from 12 to 2.
A literary survey notes Miss Price's prize winning poem and critiqued rivals Bella Strauss Jean Lyons Jane Mant il and others. It praises Price’s rigid technique while praising Strauss for sincerity and diction, and critiques Lyons over an abrupt ending and Mant il’s asylum themed tale with hectic illustrations.
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