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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1935
Page
3
Dr Butler discusses German policy amid global tension, urging a forward looking approach over delaying tactics. He notes Nazi leaders and League of Nations Union divisions, stresses urgent need for prudent statesmanship, and warns of potential crash without calm, coordinated action. Sir John Simon's Berlin visit gains critical importance.
Oxford University and Columbia University announce a transatlantic debate to air Saturday March 30 from 5:00 to 5:30 P M Eastern on CBS coast to coast. Chair Dr Nicholas Murray Butler presides with Columbia speakers Bailey K Young J Edwin Dewning and Herbert G Ahrend from New York. Oxford speakers L A Larson R A P Kay Shuttleworth and J P Hickerton will speak from London BBC studios.
Three nominees for Secretary Elspeth Davies Ruth Landesman and Laura Miles from the class of 1938 were nominated. Davies is class president Eligibility Committee member and Editorial Assistant of Quarterly Landesman athletic chair of Greek Games and a member of Wigs and Cues Miles previously sought Class Presidency. Elections are set for March 28 and 29.
A playful list of teenage goals including late classes at ten, a possible date from Gettysburg, stockings that don’t run, and a desire to impress with Spring hats and a Vogue fashion plate look. The note mentions showing Dad the Gilbert's bill, weekly invitations, eyes like stars, and daily letters from Bill.
Quincy Howe urges openness of hearings as NYE committee debate continues. Miss Hall states the Peace Action Committee will persist with its political strategy, opposing measures seen as contrary to its goals.
The schedule lists 1:10 Dean address to Fredmen Bringkerhoff, 4:00 Barnard Press Board Tea with Helen Worden, 4:00 Vocational Tea, Spanish Club Lecture and Tea, and elections for Undergrad Officers. Other items include Dr Leonard White talk on women in government service and a Spring Dance hosted by the French Club.
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