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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1930
Page
3
A mass meeting will be held Thursday March 13 at 8 pm in Horace Mann Auditorium. Students from seven colleges will hear experts debate the Naval Conference, with Raymond L Buell and Jasmin Morse presenting pro and con positions.
Mortimer J. Adler argues behaviorism oversimplifies habit and that purposive psychology centers on instinct maturation. He opened his Indern Psychology lecture at the Molt Theatre on Wednesday, noting behaviorism’s historical influence on psychology and citing Thorndike and Watson. Continued on Page 3.
The Columbia Interscholastic Press Association gathers 1500 delegates from the United States Alaska and Hawaii for its sixth annual convention at Columbia University. Magazines from over seven hundred high schools will be judged by noted journalists with tours, lectures, a luncheon and a performance of Heigho Pharaoh planned. Gold medals will be awarded.
Mrs Ellinor Ten Broeck will speak at a college tea in College Parlor tomorrow afternoon. Barnard delegate Mrs Ten Broeck is part of a Publicity Board effort by seven eastern women's colleges to defend high scholastic standards amid faculty losses and endowment shortfalls. The panel notes that tuition does not cover expenses and suggests admitting more students is not a solution.
This afternoon there will be a Sophomore Assembly in Brinckeroff Hall theatre. All Sophomores must attend as it is the first compulsory assembly of the term. Acting Dean Mullins will address Sophomores on Choosing a Major due to the approaching time for such a decision.
International Club and Social Science Forum hosted a Friday night discussion at Margaret Millowa’s home on March 7 about the Palestinian problem. Participants Miss Ben-Jehuda and Mr. Dammit argued over rights to land, schools, and business, with Ben-Jehuda highlighting Jewish ties to Palestine and Dammit warning against assimilation and growth control.
Barnard Bulletin invites freshmen to try out for the editorial staff. Applications are accepted in Bulletin office Room 407 Barnard from 12 to 1 on Tuesday afternoon March 11. Freshmen urged to attend in large numbers as the position offers many possibilities for budding journalists.
Junior class members must file their names with Miss Weeks by March 24 to be considered for Junior Month in New York City. Twelve delegates from leading women’s colleges will study social work under Miss Claire Tousley, living at the Women’s University Club in July and visiting prisons, courts, hospitals, and tenement districts for case work and research.
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