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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1928
Page
5
Moissi’s recital at the MacMillan theatre showcased a voice honored by critics and a deep grasp of poetry. The German Societies of Columbia arranged the event, with tea served in the College Parlor after the reading.
A A holds an inter semester week end at Barnard Camp after examinations on February 4 and 5. It is open to the college and students are advised to sign up on the Barnard Hall poster.
The bulletin corrects the 1930 interclass basketball results showing second place for 1930 and adjusting 1929 to second, 1930 to third, 1928 to fourth, with final note on 1931 placements after the Christmas break.
In a final meet of the season the freshmen secured second place while the seniors dropped back. The event featured back crawl swims and exhibition stunts as the audience activity spiked during the relay race, marking a lively end to the championship.
Dr. David J. Saposs, Brookwood Labor College professor, spoke to the Social Problems Club on January 11 about labor’s political and economic battles. He cited 1820 to 1895 as a era of sporadic worker party activity and described the 1877 railway strike as near industrial revolution and the 1881 injunction as a turning point in labor history.
Dr Saposs calls for stimulating class consciousness and educating workers to their interests. He argues unorganized labor must be organized through political and economic struggles, noting eighty five percent are unorganized and only effective organization comes via conflict.
Members of the French Club viewed an old rosewood canteen claimed to have belonged to Napoleon I. The box reportedly has secret compartments for valuables and was believed to house gold and silver dishes. Louise Laidlow led the exhibit and said strong proof existed of its imperial origin.
Students are urged to sign up immediately for the Juniors Prom to be held at the Ambassador on February 21. Final favors and seating plans must be arranged by February 1, and a class meeting will discuss details after the new term begins.
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