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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1936
Page
3
Idaho Senator James P. Pope urged international cooperation and league sanctions to curb nationalism and tariff barriers. He warned Smoot-Hawley worsened debt and armament growth, called neutrality impractical, and pressed for U.S. support of peace measures with other nations.
Henry Hurwitz, chancellor of the Intercollegiate Menorah and editor of the Menorah Journal, spoke to the Menorah Society on strengthening Jewish culture in America. He cited Palestine’s intellectual renaissance as a factor and noted Hurwitz as a founder of the Menorah movement with wide lecturing background. He published two books and is a Phi Beta Kappa member.
The Managing Board of the 1936 Mortarboard announces unpaid subscriptions for that volume. They must be paid before registration. Send money to Marjorie Runne in Student Mail by February first. Names of delinquents will be sent to the Dean.
The organization’s Journal has drawn attention to many young Jewish artists and writers who might have stayed obscure. Prominent contributors include Professor Irwin Edman of Columbia University and Barnard alumna Babette Deutsch. Marcy Dolgenas led the meeting as club president.
Archibald E. Stevenson of the National Civic Federation argues against communism in a Barnard Liberty League discussion on Americanism versus Communism. He cites planned economy inequality, worker subordination, and Stalin's youth leadership as examples, and notes the need for consent and self government.
Lawrence Dennis author of The Coming American Fascism speaks to the Social Science Forum in the College Parlor as the final separate club meeting. He argues fascism as a solution to current political and economic confusion amid his four years of American Fascist activity and international diplomacy experience.
All students must register for Physical Education for next term on Friday January 31 and Monday and Tuesday February 3 and 4, from 10:00 to 1:00 and 2:00 to 4:00 in Barnard Hall. Students with D health grades or C grades in doubt should see Dr. Alsop before registering.
Sir George Sansom, British Embassy historian in Tokio, argued that eastern art favors craftsman like appreciation of materials and line over western theory of beauty. He contrasted calm mood and symbolic meaning in Japanese work with western muscle and tragedy, noting shifts after 1868 and a revival returning to tradition.
A Bulletin survey reports strong faculty support for the American Student Union, a new intercollegiate liberal alliance formed in Columbus on December 28 29. Professors Baker Haller Swan Gayer and Weeks express cautious optimism and call for thoughtful student engagement.
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