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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1930
Page
4
Yale President Dr James Rowland Angell told Colgate alumni that American youth attend college for social prestige rather than its true purpose. He warned hundreds enter without a rightful place and urged colleges to face the issue and improve discipline and taste.
General Jan Christian Smuts, former Premier of the Union of South Africa, was awarded the Doctor of Laws honorary degree by Columbia University. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler praised Smuts as a builder of the Union of South Africa and of the League of Nations in the citation.
The Students' Loan Committee will meet Tuesday February 4 at 2 30 PM in the Alumnae Office Room 106 Barnard Hall to interview students seeking loans. Information available from the committee chairman.
A fragmented report details an international club’s Brazilian journey with mention of jungle treks, snakes, tigers, and local guides. The text hints at cultural encounters and ongoing activities as part of a broader South American tour.
After weeks of prep the Opera Club becomes a reality with Student Council approval of its charter presented by Thea Bellanca. Professor Moore will be Faculty adviser. Officers to be elected early in the second semester. The club aims to unite members and boost music appreciation by attending concerts and opera and hosting visiting artists.
Dr Margaret Mead, 1923 Barnard alumna, to address the Student Forum at Congregation Emanuel 1 East 65th Street on February 9 at 3 PM. Topic: Strong Families or Happy Marriages with references to primitive societies. tea follows. AlsoLewis I. Lawes, warden of Sing Sing, will discuss Crimes Criminals and Criminality.
Editorial notes Barnacle's debt payoff to the Student Council marks a policy success. Editors credit student body response for funding this year's Barnacle and last year's effort, reflecting broad support and prudent business management.
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