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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1931
Page
3
Author Lewis Browne argues belief is personal and that religion is needed yet not universal. He outlines three types of religious thinking, noting primitive fear, modern reliance on magic, and the American search for miracles. He asserts each man chooses his own Christ.
The Harrison chaired meeting elected Katherine Jenks as the new sophomore representative. Debate over the mascot bulldog name and the future of Barnard mysteries surfaced, with plans to repair the mascot discussed for the next page.
Lewis Mumford addressed the Department of Economics and Sociology faculty and students on The Origin of the Machine Age. The lecture occurred Friday at 11 A M in Barnard Hall, highlighting his views on industrial society and imagery.
Dr John Willam Burgess cre ator and Dean of Columbia University School of Political Science died January 13 at his Brookline Massachusetts home. An Amherst graduate and Civil War veteran, he helped found the School of Political Science in 1880 and later served as Dean until 1912.
Princess Alexandra Kroptokin addressed a large audience at McMillin Theatre last Thursday on The Curse of Communism. She called Communism a mental and moral disease and warned of Stalin’s world revolution. She criticized peasant conditions, government food stations, and voting rights tied to food access.
Posters for Junior Prom underclass dances and Greek Games are on Barnard Hall bulletin boards. Students are urged to support their class activities and sign up immediately for the events.
A column blasts university policy granting Columbia male students two free days before exams while women are plunged into tests with no break. The writer, noting rumors of female intelligence, thanks the administration yet laments the lack of preparation and nerves about the oncoming fray.
The Barnard Honor Board presents its personnel and work from the first semester noting no policy changes and that participation is automatic for undergraduates. Members explain the system and the code, with no cases since September indicating a high honor standard.
The Odd first team defeated the Evens 23 to 10 in a fast game on Thursday. The victory showcased versatility with forwards acting as guards and guards as centers. Evens won the second game while the odds took the third and fourth. lineup included Sally Anthony and Gena Tenney among others.
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