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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1929
Page
3
A London School of Economics student writes of joining the Student Union life and weekly meetings with speakers. Debates feature Professor Gregory and Professor Laski, plus Rosita Forbes discussing women in Arabia.
The Institute of International Education and the League of Nations Institute of Intellectual Cooperation will issue a pamphlet detailing summer holiday courses in Europe. It lists course locations subjects fees diplomas travel and residence aids and contact persons. The World Peace Foundation at 40 Mountain Street Boston will distribute the pamphlet for fifty cents and promises programs including over one hundred nurses.
The American edition of the International Student Identity Card is available to any student at a U S accredited college or university on the ACE list. It offers reduced prices and visas in Europe, with free visas to several nations and discounts to France. Applications require two photos and a $1 fee, and must be signed by a faculty member. American students abroad should seek the country’s card via their Student Union.
Ruth Wheeler announces official rehearsal dates for Freshman ieek Games with five sessions from March 15 to April 9. Attendance at all five is required for final entrance participation. try-outs for lyric reader priestess and challenger set for March 7. Freshman dance practice starts March 2 with sessions on Wednesday Friday and Saturday.
The message teases a lively show with energetic performers, references a chorus, a chairman smile, and a playful claim that juniors become Jer utzas. It promises tuneful hits, memorable words, and dancing after the show attracting eager attendees. Sally Beth Rodger signs the note.
Delegates from seventeen Middle Atlantic Colleges met at Vassar for a model Assembly of the League of Nations. They debated resolutions on the Secretariat’s character and distribution of powers, limitations on mandated labor, and League interference in disputes involving American republics.
Tickets for the Junior Show to be presented March 9 are on sale in Barton Hall daily this week from noon to 1 pm. If unable to purchase then, send an order to Katty Brehme in Students’ Mail for prompt fulfillment. Dancing is planned on Friday and Saturday nights.
Senor Enrique Gienzier the Spanish American poet and Panama's consul general now appointed Minister to Venezuela will read his poems at Barnard College on Tuesday March 5th. The Circulo Espanol will honor the event. It may be his last U.S. appearance.
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