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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1931
Page
6
Mr Bliven urges formation of a third party to overhaul tariff policy utilities and labor conditions, arguing reform must come from grassroots rather than a small elite. He cites Russian worker shortages and unemployment to illustrate national pressures.
Occupation notice notes missing filing and exam dates for New York City teacher in training exams. Last year applications were due April 21 with exams the week of April 28. Seniors are advised to obtain an application blank from the Board of Examiners at 500 Park Avenue and file promptly. Signed K. S. Doty.
Sophomores start Thursday March 12 at 12 in the Gym with the Entrance Plan and rehearsals while Freshmen join Friday March 13 at 12. Head Tax must be paid before Greek Games participation or ticket purchase.
Tuesday March 10 includes Sophomore Assembly at Brinc kerhoff Theatre Glee Club 408 and Senior Tea to Faculty in College Parlor. Wednesday March 11 features Vocational Tea in College Parlor and Junior Show Rehearsal in Theatre. Thursday March 12 lists Undergraduate Elections in Conference Room Bulletin Election 304 and Bar nard from 10 to 4. Friday March 13 repeats Undergraduate Elections 10 to 4.
Dr. Lewis I. Newman of Temple Rodeph Sholom spoke at the first meeting of Columbia University Ayukah Society held March 4 in John Jay room. Dr. Baruch Braunstein introduced him. Zionism described as building a just Palestine and enriching global culture. Barnard representatives Libby Dunn and Estelle Eisenberg, age 32, handle inquiries.
The Senior Class hosts a four o clock tea in the College Parlor to honor the History Government and Social Sciences Faculty. It is the fare well reception of the Class of 1931 with invitations extended to Dean Gildersleeve and department members. Lorraine Smith will play piano selections.
A water polo class will be offered this spring if enough girls sign up on a poster in Barnard Hall. The class counts as regular physical education and requires basic swimming ability. Knowledge of basketball helps, and rules will avoid ducking and rough play. Fifteen names are needed to form the class.
Leonora Speyer poet laureate lectured at the Writers' Club in Casa Italiana on March 4 presenting poems from Naked Heel and a nature series written in the Black Forest. Joseph Auslander introduced her praising her pioneering verse. The meeting announced a forthcoming Writers' Club anthology Copy and a Columbia University Poetry anthology.
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