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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
3
Dean Joseph Barker of Columbia University warns that a single control system cannot solve the nations economic woes. He calls for continued research into industrial dynamics and the effects of machine age labor displacement as the basis for any future policy.
Barnard representatives Dorothy Crook Jean Ehrlich and Jean Preston won Student Council election to join the Model League of Nations Assembly at Lehigh University Bethlehem April 6 7 and 8 The theme will include Manchurian crisis arms control and a general treaty for life waiting.
Professor James T. Shotwell of Columbia University will speak at assembly on Tuesday about problems of international cooperation. He directs the Carnegie Endowment division for International Peace and is renowned as a scholar of international affairs.
Three speakers representing Nazi, Socialist, and Communist views debated the Struggle For Power in Germany at a Columbia Social Problems Club symposium in McMillin Theatre on Wednesday March 1 at 4 p.m. Karl Imhoff outlined Nazi rise and Hitler's program while Bela Low from the Rand School presented the Socialist perspective.
The Quarterly editor role will be filled from the college by a committee of the current editorial board two student representatives and two faculty members plus Miriam Rosenthal. Juniors are invited to compete with essays on a suitable policy. submissions due March 21 and election held early April.
Community calendar lists events including a Newman Club parlor discussion on unemployment at 7:30 and a Lutheran discussion group in the Little Parlor. German Deutscher Kreis tea at 4 00 in 115 Milbank with 4 7 wigs and cues rehearsal in the theatre. International Club conference room hosts a 4:00 session.
Voting for undergraduate president continues today with results due after four o clock. Candidates are Helen Cahalane Margaret Gristede and Catherine Strateman all juniors. Cahalane is current junior class president with prior roles in Greek Games Mortarboard and student government.
A March 1 Alumnae Tea in Barnard College Parlor drew renowned musicians and Barnard alumnae. Guests included John Erskine Ernest Schelling Louis Persingar David Mannes Bernard Wagenaar Arthur Bodanzky Gena Branscombe Edward Johnson Anne Clayburgh and Margaret Halstead. Chinese vice consul general Mr Chang attended. Schelling and Erskine performed on antique instruments with Schelling playing Scarlatti and Erskine a Bizet arranged French song.
Commissions convene from 3:30 to 10 PM at Barnard Hall with Howard Williams as guest speaker on Berlin Geneva and the World Crisis. Plenary sessions, tariff unemployment and war debts commissions meet in Barnard Hall rooms, dinner at 6:15, final reports and resolutions at 8–10. Dorothy Crook chairs Preparatory Commission with Rose Somerville Jean Preston and Margaret Martin assisting.
The Undergraduate Association will host the annual Spring Dance on Saturday night March 18 open to the whole college. Tickets are 1.75 dollars, decorations will feature a Spring motif, and music is expected from the Columbia Blue Lions. Proceeds will fund a music room in Barnard. Attendees should sign the Barnard hall poster. dance committee members include Jane Eisler Helen Nicholl Mary E. Kluge Virginia Smith Jane Rees Irma Burroughs Helen Stevenson Edith Ogur Anne Sardi Vivian Futter.
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