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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1931
Page
4
Miss Finan leads Barnard freshmen through Greek Games athletics exhibition showing discus, hurdles, hoop and torch races. Students learn events emphasize control, balance, and form over speed as they sample multiple activities for future participation.
The registrar warns students to file a list of absences and lateness before noon on Wednesday January 21. Seniors with 86 may secure credits in September. Each course requires a separate absence report covering every week or lateness. doctors notes may be attached if illness caused the absence.
NSFA President discusses the idealistic nature and progress of the organization. He cites a weekly news service, growing six years, and exchange scholarships to broaden student understanding across nations. Murrow emphasizes cultural exchange benefits and urges Barnard students to visit U S FLA offices to learn about the work and future cooperation.
On Monday January 12 faculty from geology botany zoology psychology chemistry mathematics geography and physical education were guests of the senior classes for their third tea in the College Parlor. Isa McHarth played selections as Lucretia Moeller and Tere Anne Gary presided.
Professor Fairchild addresses freshmen highlighting extremes of scholastic ability through examples like Wengures Salle Shark and Rolly Dubb. Professor Frederick Barry, Columbia historian of science, discusses Great Scientific Generalizations and the Creek’s contribution to methodical picturing.
Promoters announce a juniors and seniors charity gala at Lews Sherry's 300 Park Avenue on February 21 from ten to three. Phil Romano's orchestra will perform and couple tables are arranged for two to four. the entry is 12.50 per couple.
Butler discusses religious problems at a reception as Marve Le Vine chairs the Patrons committee. The New York Province will publish a monthly pamphlet Newman New Yorker for all members. A Sunday coffee hour at Newman Hall begins and Barnard Newsmanites are invited to join for music and mingling with Columbia College chapters. The next meeting is February 22 with Mrs Oliver A L Farriman as guest speaker.
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