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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1935
Page
2
A preliminary meeting of a new pre law group will be held in the Little Parlor Friday noon March 1. The group will draw members from students interested in law and serve as a social group to promote friendship. It will host speakers including prominent attorneys and law school representatives. Dorothy Botwin can provide information through Student Mail.
G G Entrance Story receives final approval and the Music Committee plans dance music to be judged Saturday. The dramatic impact of Entrance depends on roles and crowds are urged to attend. details of dances remain under wraps until game day.
Edith Kane, author of the petition, calls the bill stupid and bureaucratic at a mass meeting. She hopes more undergraduates will identify themselves.
Voting continues in conference room with nominees for class president and various undergraduate offices. Elections are set with specific nomination and election dates from March 11 to April 12, culminating in installation on April 16.
Vera Michaels, appointed to organize the student movement, calls the bill a violation of the bill of rights and a stop to ward fascism amid opposition. The quoted lines indicate organized resistance forms as part of a broader campaign against the measure.
A Barnard symposium gathering for Lutheran, Menorah, Newman, and Wy Cliffe clubs will occur Tuesday afternoon in the College Parlor. Chaplain Evans, Father Ford, and Rabbi Hoffman will speak and tea will follow. Sponsors Barnard Menorah and Columbia Jewish Students Society invite all Barnard and Columbia religious groups to attend to foster understanding and cooperation and social contact.
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