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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1932

Page

3

Nominees For Student Fellowship 1932 33 Announced

Frances M Smith reports six candidates for the Student Fellowship year 1932 33 at Barnard College New York led by Helen Block Madeleine Gilmore Adaline Heffelfinger Olga Maurer Lorraine Smith Owing to Gilmore's resignation the group is reduced to five. The nominees were chosen by a committee including Acting Dean George Walker Mullins and others.

Frances M Smith Miss Smith Helen Block Barnard Bulletin Barnard College New York, N. Y Miss Block Dean Mullins Madeleine Gilmore Adaline Heffelfinger Olga Maurer Frances Smith Lorraine Smith Frances M. Smith George Walker Mullins Baker Gregory Helen Erskine

Hunter Paper Elects New Editor in Chief

Annette Hochberg was elected Editor in Chief of the Hunter Bulletin by the Student Council. She pledges conciliatory methods to pursue student goals and to persuade authorities by showing broad student support. A petition to allow cigarette ads was submitted to Dr Kiernan, and a smoke permission request is with him.

Hunter Paper Annette Hochberg Hunter Bulletin Bulletin Miss Hochberg James A. Kiernan Board of Publications Student Council Kernan Dr. Kiernan

Second Vocational Tea Scheduled for Tomorrow

The second in a series of Vocational Teas will be held tomorrow from 4 to 6 in the College Parlor. Four speakers with backgrounds in radio, social work, business (non merchandising) and scientific laboratories will share experiences. Alumnae specializing in these fields will join in informal discussions led by Chairman Elizabeth Stewart.

Elizabeth Stewart Ied

Winter Labor School Bridges Education for Women Workers

Adaline Heffelfinger reports on Barnard Summer School’s successor program at Vineyard Shore School, West Park on Hudson New York. Since 1929 it has educated 47 industrial workers from eight states and three countries to return to work with greater scientific and social insight. Seventeen girls this year pursue day study in a setting of two large former homes on Hudson riverfront, aiming to strengthen practical knowledge and labor movement involvement.

Barnard Vineyard Shore Workers School West Park-on-Hudson New York England Scotland Denmark Vineyard Shore Hudson Poughkeepsie

Niebuhr Urges Shift of Economic Power for Social Reform

Reinhold Niebuhr, professor at Union Theological Seminary, spoke to the Economic Club of Columbia urging a shift of power from strong to weak to create an equitable society. He called for reduced private property power, expanded social contact, and new ethical incentives beyond economic gain. He cited Soviet Russia’s rewards for public usefulness as supporting his view.

Reinhold Niebuhr Union Theological Seminary Niebuhr Economic Club of Columbia Soviet Russia

Glee Club to Sing Stabat Mater in Lenten Service

Barnard Glee Club will join the Women’s section of Columbia University Choir for a 5:00 P.M. Lenten service in the Chapel on Wednesday March 9. Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater will be directed by Professor Lowell P. Beveridge, conductor of both groups.

Barnard Glee Club Columbia University Choir Pergolesi Lowell P. Beveridge Scarlatti Juilliard Graduate School of Music Albert Stoessel Beveridge Bulleti

Varied Alibis At Barnard Library Tricked By Students

A Barnard College library tale recounts clever students extending library access while barred. One student feigned age of fifteen to borrow books. another pretended authorial purpose in English literature. a transfer claimed to translate vitamines for babies to be born Chinese.

Forty-second Street Barnard Ogre

Pre-College Conference Draws Flushing Students

Dorothy Smith reports a two day Pre-College Conference at the Flushing Y M C A under Hi Y Clubs. Dean Gauss of Princeton opened the event with college introductions. Sessions covered choosing a college earning money during the year and extra curricular value. About thirty colleges were represented.

Dorothy Smith Flushing Y. M. C. A Hi-Y Clubs Flushing Dean Gauss Princeton Dorothy Arnold New York University

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Misses Block Gilmore Heffelfinger Maurer F. Smith L. Smith Miss Gilmore Vineyard Shore School Dent Professor Niebuher Political Fields G. Tenney Undergrad Gena Tenney Glee Club Professor Beveridge Miss Tenney Rayson School Ethical Culture High School Rayson Ethical Culture
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