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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1932
Page
4
The college states that all students must pay their registration bill by January 18, with a half payment due then and the remainder by March 15 unless they defer. Students unable to meet these dates may apply in writing to the Bursar by January 18 detailing their circumstances and proposed payment date, for possible approval to defer.
The article discusses rising student sympathy for socialism with figures like Arnold Johnson and Norman Thomas cited. It notes attacks from former Maine Governor Baxter, Maine college influence, and calls for workers' struggle for a decent living. Economist Dr. Lewis Lorivin predicts declining living standards under capitalism and possible social planning or ownership.
The article notes Germany's strong postwar showing at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics, led by Helene Mayer and Lina Radke-Batschater. It cites multiple German women setting records and winning medals in fencing, swimming, and track, and highlights the growth of women’s participation in German sport from 150000 prewar to about 1.4 million today.
The Advisory Council on Radio in Education announces a nationwide series of two part lectures on Depression aspects and Psychology Today. Each 30 minute program airs Saturdays 8 30 to 9 00 p m with economists first then a psychologist. Speakers include Patterson Wason Taussig Landis Tugwell Allport Soule Lor win Nis sen Warne Cannon Epstein Warden May Hull Slichter Thorndike Judd Perkins Dearborn Free man Com mons Seashore and others. The schedule runs through May 21 with topics on planning, consumer behavior, aging, personality, education, and social responsibility.
Phi Beta Kappa announces a new quarterly magazine The American Scholar to debut January 1932. It targets members and general scholarly readers with 100 pages of general articles and poems and 25 pages of letters. Editor is William Allison Shimer. consulting editor is Clar Sutherland Northup. The board includes Ada Louise Comstock John Erskine John Huston-Finley and others.
Miss Stebbing, visiting lecturer in logic and metaphysics at Barnard this semester, speaks to mathematics and philosophy students and faculty on the need for logic as the basis of philosophic clarity. Admission was by invitation from the Acting Dean.
The December issue highlights Professor Robert M. MacIver chairing a Rockefeller Foundation grant committee enabling Barard and Columbia College students to engage in field research via the Greenwich Village Survey. Professor Edmund Sinnott studies inheritance factors shaping squash and pepper fruit. his Carnegie Institute work continues in the Milbank Hall greenhouse. Professor Hugh W. Puckett returns to Germany on humanities research funded by the Council for Research in the Humanities and edits Kellér legends for a forthcoming textbook. Professor William P. Montague, head of Philosophy, will lecture at Harvard and speak on Open Roads to World Peace, focusing on philosophy and global harmony.
Sophomores and juniors may try out for advertising manager of the Barnard Bulletin. Interested students should apply today in room 407 Barnard Hall during 12:30 to 1:00 and 2:00 to 4:00.
A new ruling raises the standard of academic work carried during the term for Class A B and C offices and keeps 2B offices unchanged. A student with an average of just C may not hold more than one office at a time, per the Blue Book list.
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