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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1930

Page

3

Tardieu's Waterloo Raised by London Naval Conference

George Earle Raiguel argues the downfall of France's Tardieu cabinet stemmed from shifts at the London Naval Conference rather than tax policy. He notes French public opinion favors reduced armaments and that Tardieu might seek a lower irreducible naval tonnage with a Socialist bloc's support if he forms a new government.

Tardieu France London George Earle Raiguel MacMillan Theatre M. Tardieu Loc

Freshman Hop Shines In Classic UpperClass Run

The freshman hop topped post midyear events with high spirits as the freshman class matched and surpassed past feats. Faculty guests included Professor Braun Miss Braun Miss Wra ver and Mr Lavelle. Student committee members were Jean Waterman Florence Pearl Jean Giesey Mildred Pierson Ruth Anderson and Catherine Reeve.

Professor Braun Miss Braun Mis Wraver Mr. Lavelle Miss Weeks Dean Mullins Jean Waterman Lorence Pearl Jean Giesey Mildred Pierson Ruth Anderson Catherine Reeve Meyer Davishestra

Students Enroll in Forum Group Openings

The Social Science Forum retools its popular discussion groups now six groups will form in Barnard Hall with twenty five members needed to close each. Groups include International Relations Labour Problems Social Concepts Social Legislation Labor Problems Political Issues Racial Problems and will meet twice monthly with leaders and guest speakers.

Social Science Forum Barnard Hall Miss Jedel Social Concepts Group Social Legislation Group Labor Problems Club Brookwood Labor College League World Court Naval Parley

Barnacle Quarterly Renamed The Barnard Quarterly

Bar nacle staff wins petition to change the magazine title to The Barnard Quarterly aligning with Barnard College. Student Council approval follows a near unanimous vote amid concerns the old name recalled former independent magazines. A cover contest will select a new design for May 1930 and future issues.

Barnacle Barnacle Quarterly Barnard Quarterly Barnard Helen Felstiner

Jones Talks on Loyalty at Saint Paul's Chapel

Professor Davideroy Jones spoke at St. Paul’s Chapel on February 27 about loyalty as belief and action. He outlined loyalties from family and tribe to occupations, faith, and broader civic commitments, urging the keeping of faith as a guiding ideal.

Jones Saint Paul’s Chapel Davideroy Jones St. Paul’s Chapel Professor Jones

American Drama Comes of Age Says Clark

B H Clark literary adviser to Samuel French spoke at MacMillan Academic Theatre on American drama’s maturation. He argued pre 1920 never produced adult drama and highlighted early playwrights as clever but lacking in human values, naming McKaye Walker Clyde Fitch Moody and O Neill as pivotal later figures.

B. H. Clark Samuel French and Co MacMillan Academic Theatre Eugene O'Neil Mr. Clark Beteen McKaye Walker Clyde Fitch Wim V. Moody Sheldon Kenward Eugene OcNeill May Clark

Moley to Address Rand School Crime Forum

Professor Moley will speak at the Rand School on Saturday March 8 at 2:00 PM on Criminal Justice in Transition under Dr William Bohn. The series continues March 15 with Oswald Garrison Villard on Russia Through a Car Window and March 22 with a labor leaders symposium on Labor and Industrial Crisis.

Moley Rand School William Bohn Oswald Garrison Villard the Nation Russia Charles Edward Russell

Faculty Divided on Easter Vacation Length

Nine faculty members express varied views on whether to lengthen the Easter holiday. Freshmen and sophomores are reminded to pay their Greek games head tax in a separate notice.

Gregory Dr. Alsop

Prominent Historian to Address Menorah

Professor Salo Baron, famed Hungarian scholar, will give a special tea at the Menorah on Tuesday March 4 to introduce him to the college. He teaches at the Jewish Institute of Religion and has been named to Columbia’s new Chair in Jewish History and Literature funded by Mrs Nathan Miller. Baron will speak at 8 o clock in College Parlor.

Salo Baron Jewish Institute of Religion Columbia Nathan Miller Littauer Harvard

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