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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1934
Page
2
Lyrics for competition are due February 16 and will be longer than the entrance. Lyrics should be simple with definite rhythm for easy set to music. Costume music and color designs are nearly complete. a costumes lecture by Professor Young will be next Thursday at 4:30 in the Conference Room for interested members.
Guidance for students on deadlines to register and pay bills to avoid late fees. It outlines three scenarios: if the second term program is approved, payment by February 5. if name is on the Registrar Bulletin Board with unapproved program, payment by February 6. and if unable to pay full amount, consult the Bursar by January 22.
A transcript details speakers on lynching as a tool of racial suppression for Negroes, noting higher mob violence in rural areas and continued social stigma. Debate covers Reconstruction and socialist or communist remedies, while Rose Somerville outlines upcoming symposiums dinners and luncheons with a February meeting to finalize plans.
Calendar notes Jan 16 1 10 Deans Address to Freshman Major and Jan 18 4 30 Odd Even Basketball game in the Gym with Prof Young in Conference Room. indicates upcoming meetings and athletic events with locations and times.
This afternoon at 10 there will be meetings of the Majors in several departments. English room 139 German 139 Mathematics 303 Spanish 210 Zoology 414.
Addresses in the Ninth Annual Congress of the National Student Federation in Washington DC from December 27 to 31, 1933 discuss peacetime as a bold era. A speaker asserts the allure of constructing a new social order, framing it as equally daring as wartime.
The article describes a French Club event featuring marionette performances tracing origins from Miracle plays to modern string puppets. It notes three puppet types and mentions Annabelle Chazanoff hosting tea after M Dondo's speech. Chester H McCall and NLFA speakers discuss leadership and ethics in public service and sports.
The article notes a change to noon issuance of library checks, arguing it gives every girl an equal chance regardless of dormitory status and eliminates the need for early rising. Librarian B L Rockwell asks for student cooperation.
London journalist K. Ratcliffe told the Institute of Arts and Sciences that England’s financial condition looks hopeful under the new government. He linked recovery to the 1933 summer harvest, industrial growth in cars and steel, and a drop in unemployment, while noting challenges facing cotton. He praised Roosevelt and called England a nation of pioneers.
The Odin basketball series finished with the odd team winning the first two games 38 to 34 and 37 to 30. the last two were decided by default. The final tournament games are set for January 17 and 18, with an alumni all star game on February 12. Lily Douglas announced hopes to resume Thursday games at one o'clock next semester. Team captains are listed.
Eight Psychology Club members toured the Vocational Adjustment Bureau on Thursday afternoon January 11. Dr. Burr explained the bureau helps girls with emotional or mental maladjustment find suitable jobs. They observe the Workshop where residents perform simple tasks and are supervised. The visit lasted over an hour with staff noting the girls’ happiness from being kept busy.
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