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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
2
The letter defends standard Borden milk delivery to the Lunch Room and Tea Room, noting sealed containers, no long exposure of glasses, and clean practices. It rebuts charges of unsanitary conditions and ignorance of sanitary codes, inviting examination of equipment and methods.
The Music Club Tea today features Ditiier as artist with Necy Ditier on piano. Herbert Druet, violinist, is the guest of honor. he is joined by his wife for a share of the program. The event includes pieces by Bach, Brahms, and other composers, with a reception to follow.
The Association of Volunteers of the Welfare Council announces a three day series of trips to social service agencies from March 29 to 31 aimed at college students. A $3 fee covers the course with schedules and enrollment blanks available at the Occupation Bureau.
The Episcopal Club will hold three Lenten discussions in the Little Parlor on alternate Mondays starting March 13. Miss Louise L. Eckhardt will lead on Growing Conceptions of God using the Bible and Genesis as sources.
Bulletin staff agenda notes a new editor to be chosen next Monday. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but mentions C Safennes and 35 vocational chairmen. Induction of undergraduates set for April 24 with staff required to attend the election meeting.
The Columbia Glee Club and University Orchestra performed under Professor Beveridge at McMillin Theatre. The program featured Brehois' Song of Fare and Brahms works. A second concert is planned March 1 at nine o'clock to benefit Greenwich House Music School with Harold Semel among performers.
Professors Braun and Moore of the Minei Department will judge a student song contest. Submissions must be complete and received by April 25. In a tie, prizes split and judging continues with a five dollar award to the winner.
A round the world endurance swim event invites female competitors to swim multiple lengths with a five to twenty length goal each. Prizes include two gold acres in New York, and ships are provided for each class. a map with pins tracks progress as contestants advance. Jerony Weiss invites readers to join the effort in support of Leander.
A garbled review describes religious groups and campus chaplains at a university, naming figures such as Mrs Eckhardt and Dr. Smither and noting lectures, meetings, and graveyard connections. It mentions Rome, Glasgow, and English locations, with scattered dates and notes on education and attendance.
Spanish Club announces a bridge-dance for March 25 with plans for music, refreshments, and social time. Organizers seek member participation and public attendance to support campus activities.
Conference delegates endorse study of peace principles to prevent war and promote pacific interstate relations. The talks urge education authorities to explore pacific approaches and the remittance of war as an instrument of policy.
Professor Young explains Greek clothing from the Ionian period. He describes tunics with bibs and bloused waists, rectangular mantles with hooded additions, and simple ornaments. Belts were rare for women, with narrow girdles or cords preferred.
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