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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1936
Page
2
The author argues hate fuels war and propaganda and warns against perfumed antisemitic and anti Nazi rhetoric. She urges understanding and aid over cursing to defeat evil in Germany, noting how ordinary people were manipulated by propaganda and stressing forbearance in conversation.
Agnes Leckie won the Social Science Union presidency for 1936 1937 at a Wednesday noon meeting in the Conference Room. Eleanor Ortman retired as president and urged unity. Hilda Loveman spoke for broad liberal education and broader representation in committees. The group supported Teachers College employees strike wages and called on Barnard to aid the strikers. Loveman and others were chosen to represent the union at the American Student Union meeting at Columbia. Loveman will attend the Washington conference on the American Youth Act March 19. A petition to President Butler seeks rescinding the Columbia delegation invitation to the 450th founding anniversary.
Miss Fiske discusses a wide range of activities from acting on stage to radio and photography. She recently auditioned at NBC studios, played Mrs Fainall in The Way of the World, and enjoys dialects, rifle target practice, swimming, drawing, and studying lighting for portraits.
The third annual Anti War Strike is set for April 22 with participation expected to exceed prior years. Sponsored by the American Student's Union and supported by liberal and radical groups, the event aims to show campus anti war sentiment and dramatize the war question. A permanent committee oversees preparations and the strike calls for coordinated action among students nationwide.
A Birmingham Southern professor sent a translation of a long Arabic work to a New York editor and was asked to redo it after the publisher lost the original manuscript a few days later.
Notices invite students and faculty to visit the school studio and seminar work during weekends March 16 21 and March 26 28. A Music Club business meeting is set for Friday March 13 at 4 15 in Room 408 Barnard. The Barnard Group moves to 32 West 67th Street for riding this semester and Elizabeth Curts will replace Elizabeth Focht as group instructor. The first riding group meets today at 4 P.M. at 1.50 per hour. sign up on the riding poster and arrange other hours through the organizers.
A college forum discusses the resignation of three candidates and whether to change the nomination system. The speaker urges not to overreact and notes the difficulty of running for undergraduate president for a student balancing other duties. Continued on page 5.
The Cam Committee sponsored the Pheto Contest with judging by Le DeVo. Mary Hagan chaired. Winners include Louise Barn for scenery Dream Lake and E. Elliot for woodchopping during senior week-end. Alice Olsen won in the formal group with a skiers snapshot. Prizes are enlargements. A new Snapshots contest will be held in May.
Classified note in the Syracuse Post-Standard offers a lady's purse containing Phi Pi Psi and Beta Theta Pi fraternity pins. Valuable to owner for sentiment. Provides reason to claim possession with identification.
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