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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1938
Page
4
A Barnard College forum letter urges stricter library rules to cut noise. Signatories propose banning talkative students from returning for a period, closing doors between desk and stacks, and collective student cooperation for a quieter study space.
The Spanish Department plans a Spanish American exhibit on March 22 in the Conference Room from 10 to 4 with contributions from Spanish American consulates the Pan American Union and leading department stores. A Spanish Club program and tea honor Argentina March 28 at 4 15 in the College Parlor features Senor Traverso Argentina Consul General and traditional music and dances.
The Fourth Annual swimming carnival will be held on March 23 at 8 00 p m in the Columbia gymnasium pool with a five cent admission. Top swimmers and record holders for men and women will appear as featured acts. The committee hopes to match last year’s attendance record.
The Representative Assembly proposed changes including how Bulletin editor is elected and freshmen voting weight. Candidates for delegates-at-large are named with their roles at Greek Games, Bulletin, Mortarboard, Glee Club, and other activities.
Barnard College announces six delegates Flora Ginsburg Shirley Greene Mabel Houk Leonore Schanhous Kathryn Smul and Irma Zwergel will attend the Model Assembly of the League of Nations at Rutgers University April 7 and 8.Delegates discuss mandates and international issues with officials from the United States Japan and Germany invited to participate in committee sessions. Election of delegates at large occurs March 24 and 25 amid constitutional changes increasing college at large delegates to 12.
Menorah joins with the Jewish Students Society of Columbia for a Purim dance at Temple Israel 202 West 91 Street on Thursday March 17 at 8 30 p m. Folk dances included the Hora with Columbia Recording System providing music. Flora Ginsburg led the arrangements. A charity theatre party is planned for next month.
The Science and Society Club at Columbia University announces a free lecture series featuring Paul Radin on Race and Civilization April 12. Other speakers include J. McGill on Marxism and Philosophy Leo Hub ershan on Economic History and Sigerist on Marxism and the History of Medicine with faculty supporters from Psychology Teachers College Law School and Anthropology and Nobel laureate Dr. Urey.
Faculty and student groups at Barnard, Columbia and Hunter College plan joint action to protest Hitler's aggression in Europe. Meetings shift from a stoppage to a united stance while opposing the blockade and urged aid to the violated nation.
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