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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1931
Page
2
Barnard student Helene Blanchard contributes Persephone to Harper and Brothers forthcoming Anthology of College Verse. Morley writes intro, Rehder edits after visiting 50 colleges. anthology aims to showcase young poets and may become bi annual.
New York School of Social Work figure Miss Josephine Starr will address volunteers at a tea on March 23 at 3 30 pm. The Association of Volunteers in Social Service office 131 Fifth Avenue hosts the event with a survey of spring volunteer opportunities and expected benefits for participants. All students are invited.
Monday March 16 the little parlor announces a sale of Greek games tickets. Details are sparse but the notice confirms a public ticket event at a small venue.
Father Ford clarifies that an encyclical is not a legislative edict but an advisory exhortation echoing eternal principles from an infallible source. He notes only two infallible decisions exist and future talks will expand on these themes at upcoming meetings. Plan a March 22 Newman Hall recital to fund maintenance with tickets at one dollar.
Mr. Leo W. Schwartz will open a lecture series on Mass Movements in Modern Life under Menorah sponsorship. The first talk on March 16 covers the rise of Chassidism from a historical view, with a second on March 30 about its folklore. A final trio will discuss Zionism and Marxism and their Jewish relevance.
The assembly will feature remarks by a noted industrialist about efficient planning and labor practices spanning home to factory, hospital, and school. The program includes future readings by Auslander, poetry discussions, and major meetings on March 31 with Bosanquet and Cullis addressing English and Science majors.
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