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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
2
Readable items include a Friday show at 813 lemp SPaow 278 and Ippee Show. A Sunday athletic event at Casa with the StS Sunday Reprrtti Athlres and a March 23 date. Conference Koon listed as 4 and Vionday appears as a schedule note.
Professor Hutchinson of the economics department spoke to prospective honors students on March 19. She described honors as a rich opportunity for capable students offering more attention and concentrated work not meant to elevate beyond peers. The outline covers probation in junior year with optional courses, no academic restrictions in senior year until the comprehensive exam, and a decision date of April 10 for candidacy.
Dr. Leo Schwartz argues Zionism is the Jews only working solution amid American assimilation trends. He notes persecution risks mirror Europe and highlights a Palestine reconstruction for Jewish nationhood. Tea announcements include Dr Berone joining the faculty and a six week Menorah Summer School with lectures by notable scholars.
A Barnard student recounts life at a Madrid Residencia with foreign classmates, daily routines, limited social activities, and a desire for student government. She notes university politics, cultural programs from various Spanish provinces, and hopes for an academic interchange between Barnard and Spain.
The Student Library Committee chairman urges adherence to Blue Book rules in the library. Fines deter abuse with Immediate action urged for notices and returning reserve books on time. Seniors face graduation hold until all fines are paid, and exceptions are reviewed by Miss Rockwell.
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