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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1931
Page
4
Bruce Bliven editor of the New Republic argued for a third political party at the Social Science Forum. He said both major parties favor high tariffs Prohibition divisions and lack agrarian policy. He cited internal splits among Progressives and Conservatives as fueling dissatisfaction with US politics.
Parker Willis of Columbia University spoke at Barnard College about The Federal Reserve System As It Affected the Panic of 1929. He warned that a decade of banking transformation has weakened small banks, with about a thousand closing per year, and urged reforms to restore public confidence in the system.
College announces a compulsory assembly for sophomores featuring Professor E. Hutchinson presenting "Courses and Careers" at 1 10 today in the gymnasium.
Radcliffe College defeated Columbia College in a Friday evening debate at John Jay Hall. The resolution claimed that women leaving the home is a deplorable modern trend. Columbia argued emancipation reduces male responsibility and lowers standards through wages and costs.
Barnard alumnae will present on advertising museum work nursery school teaching and social service at the College Parlor on Wednesday 11. Edith Balmford a Crime Investigator with New York City Police will speak at 4 20 on social work. Margaret Ralph 30 will discuss her experience at the New York School of Social Service. Katherine Coffee 22 will discuss museum curatorship then Mrs Mary Fisher of Teachers College will speak on Nursery School Teaching at 5 20 Mrs Herbert Valening O tine a leading alumna in advertising will speak.
Wigs and Cues presented Bottom the Weaver from Midsummer Night's Dream Friday afternoon in the Theatre. The group plans monthly spring performances with praise for Sylvia Weinstock as Bottom and Adelaide Bruns as Quince while noting uneven Puck concepts and a lively audience response.
Barnard College holds elections for the undergraduate president this Thursday and Friday in the Conference Room with hours from 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Candidates Dorothy Kramm and Frances Smith are active in college affairs since freshman year and will represent Barnard at the Model League of Nations Assembly. Nominations for Honor Board Chairman and other offices occur this week, with results posted on the Barnard Hall bulletin board.
Joint meeting of Bulletin Staff and Student Council to elect editor in chief for 1931 32 will be held Thursday at noon in Room 304. Members are required to attend.
Barnard College holds a posture contest with twenty contestants vying for the title Barnard's Most Upright Girl. Judges and staff whittle the field to twenty finalists for silhouette photos and public viewing in the Conference Room.
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