Schwartz To Discuss Judaism at Menorah Tea
Mr Teovartz, former president of the Word College Menorah, will discuss universal aspects of Judaism at a Menorah Tea on Monday March 4 o clock in the College Parlor Dr Stephen Wise's dif e of Religion. The entire College is invited to join the informal session after the talk. Dr Mordecai Kaplan will speak at the next meeting and is noted as a leader in Judaism education.
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Marriage Is Holy Union Declares Father Ford
Father Ford spoke to the New man Club in the Conference Room on March 10 about marriage as a divine sacrament not just a civil contract. He said the Roman Catholic Church upholds indissolubility and bans remarriage, with exceptions reviewed by the diocese court and only seventeen cases sent to Rome. He announced a follow up talk on divorce scheduled for March 24.
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Fellowships Open for Barnard Students in Economic Research
Miss Doty from the Occupation Bureau announces several opportunities for Barnard girls. A university bureau position requires Latin French German and Italian. undergrad training in economics and mathematics is desirable. Newark University Retailing School offers two fellowships for graduates with state experience. Multiple scholarships of 280 exist for college graduates who will work part time in stores earning about 400. For details contact Miss Doty.
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University Bureau For Economic Research
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Olmstead Fights Religious Indifference Among Students
A speaker named Olmstead decries religious indifference in schools and lectures on the limited focus on church life versus religious education. He notes students criticize the failure to cultivate true religious spirit and education, urging constructive thinking.
Happiness study links daily life values to overall mood
Dr Watson reports a study of 16 everyday life factors common to religion and daily life as key to happiness. Physical infirmities show little impact while men rate themselves happier than women, and younger people skew unhappy. Most unhappy individuals seek companionship of a highly desirable opposite sex, suggesting love success governs happiness.. 400 graduate students contributed, implying broad agreement with the findings.
Exiled Italian Tyrol Politician to Speak at College
Dr. Edward Rent-Nicolussi, a former member of the Italian Parliament for German speaking Tyrol, will address the German Club in the College Parlor on Friday afternoon. The event, open to the entire College, comes amid Mussolini era oppression and exile.
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Barnard Not Yet Entered in 1930 Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest
Barnard College has not entered the 1930 Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest as of the bulletin from the Contest Bureau. Entry closes March 25 with regional contests April 24 to May 3 and seven zone contests May 16 to 30 followed by the national final in Los Angeles June 19 for a $3,000 grand prize.
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