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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1938
Page
2
Dr. Rosenblatt critiques a college issue focusing on Miss Colodny and colleagues. He praises youth driven sonnet forms and notes strong stories by Miss Gluck and Miss Bailey while warning against lax style and crude intensities.
Readers debate a threefold approach to world policy with varied student views. Some favor a mix of isolation and collective security, others defend pacifism with limits, and a few advocate economic sanctions or defensive wars.
Public notice lists 42M amount at Harkness Theatre with a mission described as free admission and related details unreadable in the fragment.
The Pre Med Society will meet at 4 o'clock in 401 Barnard with advisor Dr Alsop speaking about her experiences as Director of a Hospital in China after the first rebellion. A brief business session will verify charter members elect a treasurer and collect dues. Doris Wolf, president, outlines future policy and plans.
Professor Gregory will meet all juniors in Education O7A and Education BO2A who plan to teach. The sessions run 10:00 to 1:00 in Room 131 Milbank on March 8 9 10 and 11.
Mortarboard announces subscriptions will be accepted only through the Jake representative at noon. Other Circulation Staff members will not accept new subscriptions. Staff with previous subscriptions must forward them to Ruth Cummings immediately.
International President of the United Automobile Workers Homer Martin will speak on Labor and War under the auspices of the Columbia Committee for the Oxford Pledge on Friday March 11 at the venue in Oxford.
The notice notes debuts and popular broadcasts with courtesy flights over the city available free of charge. A registration fee of five dollars is required. Further information may be secured at Open House, Inc. headquarters at the Hotel Biltmore.
Dormitory social events run through the semester with a Coffee Dance on Sunday March 13 and a Supper Dance on Saturday March 10. A Faculty Reception is planned for April 1.
Model League study group members interested in representing Barnard at the Model Assembly of the League of Nations to be held at Rutgers in April meet today with Kathryn Smith at 12 15 in the Conference Room to discuss subjects before the Model League. Delegates will likely be chosen from attendees.
Seeing New York Open House, Inc. offers a program from March 23 to April 13 featuring daily trips to City Markets the World's Fair site housing projects radio studios New York Telephone Co control rooms Fifth Avenue stores and the Herald Tribune Tickets for Town Half.
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