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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
4
The senior class plans a ten year gift to Barnard College totaling five thousand dollars to be paid via installments. Gift Chairman Evelyn Safran explains insurance keeps the class liable for on time payments and urges all seniors to pledge what they can to ease the strain on members and jackets.
The report notes student interest in foreign policy debates at a Val conference. Speakers urge limiting naval armaments and pursuing international cooperation and consultations to reduce tensions and avoid war.
The Literary Digest continues its straw vote effort on Prohibition, with wets leading in large cities yet to report. The note mocks Congress and highlights the magazine's job creation from mailing ballots and counting votes, even amid the liquor debate.
In The World the practical applications of the Rules of Fuguete had by rover Whalen after dealings with the pole and Communists. Loupoat citizens conclude police force shows little gallantry and seek removal of the Commissioner. XY petition sent to Mayor Walker. Whalen praised for sartorial perfection savior-faire and elite ties to Tammany Hall.
The conference stalls amid deadlock as America rejects proposals, France refuses parity with Italy, and Japan demands a seventy percent ratio and adequate submarine strength. With no acceptable compromises, the Naval Parley waits for M. Tardieu's return from Paris and any prospect to proceed. The Times correspondent wonders if fleet maneuvers might entertain the delegates.
The Council of Commissars relaxes controls allowing peasants more freedom. They may move between farms and camps for seasonal work and withdraw money from banks, signaling a shift toward broader co operation. Stalin concedes some overzealous methods hindered peasant collectivization.
The board supports using publicity to deter violations among new students. Officials acknowledge publicity could reduce cases though multiple factors influence cheating and rule compliance.
Dr Shirley Wynne stresses daily health focus and community action against contagions. She cites past epidemics, praises early disease treatment, school and pre school screenings, and universal examinations to cut death rates and extend life.
Dr Leo Schwartz argues that Zionism is the Jews only hope as population grows and assimilation trends rise. He describes anti Semitism as a persistent force and discusses historical patterns of Jewish persecution in multi national states during his Menorah talk.
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