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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1935

Page

3

Earle Spicer Presents English and American Ballads in Assembly

Earle Spicer offered a program of songs including Floral Dance Bashful Lover Crocodile Frankie and Johnny and Barbara Allen cruelty. Miss Sherman accompanied with Edwin MacArthur while Lawrence Tibbett was mentioned as a substitute. The audience warmly received the performance highlighting authentic gesture and lively refrains.

Earle Spicer Sharlie Mr. Spicer Barbara Allen Ruelty Frankie and Johnny Spicer Me Sherman Edwin’ MacArthur Lawrence Tibbett

Professor Baker Addresses Student Meeting Over Nunan Bill

Professor Baker speaks at a student mass meeting protesting the Nunan Bill. Seniors postpone their class gathering to noon Wednesday March 6 in Room 304 Barnard. all seniors urged to attend.

Professor Baker Nunan Barnard

Entrance Story Finally Approved for Greek Games

The Greek Games entrance story is chosen as Cleobis and Biton from ancient Greek lore. Adaptation will be used for the entrance with plans to attract more female participants in Barnard Hall. Six rehearsals are planned with the first on March 15 at noon in the gym. Tryouts for speaking parts set for March 6 at noon.

Cleobis Biton Herodotus Argos Barnard Hall

Barnard Students Protest Nunan Bill at Gym Meeting

Students and clubs at Barnard rally against the Nunan bill urging allegiance pledges to state and federal constitutions. Faculty speakers condemn the measure as curbing free discussion and intellectual development while activists plan petitions and a trip to Albany for the March hearing.

Baker Barnard College Agnes Leckie International Relations Club Ruth Relis Current Events Club Congress Suzanne Strait Barnard Albany Moritia Haupt New College Representative Assembly Diana Campbell

Toward Belief Lecture Examines Man in Universe

Professor Hoxie M. Fairchild spoke at the chapel on February 26 introducing a three part series Toward Belief. He discussed man’s place in the universe and the nature of thought and truth, arguing consciousness may echo a divine process and outlining four tests for truth.

Hoxie M. Fairchild Chapel Fairchild Professor Fairchild

Voting For Undergraduate President In 1935 36

Voting continues today from 10 to 4 in the Conference Room for the Undergraduate President race. Candidates Alice Corneille and Jane Eisler, both class of 1936, are active in student government and campus activities with extensive records. Other elections are scheduled for March 4 to 8 for Honor Board Chairman and Dormitory President and Athletic Association President roles.

Alice Corneille Jane [Isler Bulletin Representative Assembly Jane Ejisler Wigs Honor Board and Athletic Association

Senior Faculty Tea Held Monday at College Parlor

Senior faculty tea scheduled Monday in the College Parlor from four to five o clock. Attendees include senior staff from Ecummonics Astronomy Anthropology Philosophy Archaeology Religion History and Government. Georgiann Remer Wil, president of the Cus, will pour. Margaret Goble assists the Senior Class.

Georgiann Remer Na Remer Margaret Goble Angi

Roller skating debut in gym noon start

Gym Department and Athletic Association sponsor noon roller skating in Barnard Hall gym. Free skate issuance today 12 to 1, 5c per half hour. Ten pairs of rubber tired skates stored in Information Office, policies include receipts, keys, and safe return. Students may buy rubber tired skates via Comptroller’s Office at 2.98 or use approved personal skates kept in lockers.

Physica Education Department The Athletic Association Information Office Barnard Hall Comptroller’s Comptroller’s Office

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Miss Sherman Crocodile Frankie Johnnie Ir. Spicer Sue Strait Barnard Group Bill Edna Holtsman University Chapel Corneille Eisler A.A A. A
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