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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1936
Page
6
A fragmentary page shows letters to editors from Lenore Glotzer and Barnard Bulletin readers. They discuss student views on a college matter, urging examination and open debate, with remarks on tone and clarity in presenting arguments.
A reader named Marcy Dolgenas questions AA plans to walk for Berlin to Baghdad. She argues against traveling through Hitler-controlled areas and suggests alternatives like Baghdad to Boston or Broadway or Barnard. The letter emphasizes foresight amid international unrest and notes potential dangers of travel.
The Local Science Union committee holds a noon lunch meeting on Tuesday March 3 in Room 401. Reverend A Clayton Powell of Abyssinian Baptist Church will discuss the National Negro Congress held last month in Chicago. Open to all students interested in Negro issues.
Dr. Edgar Fisher spoke on The Status of Women in Turkey at a meeting of the Affiliated Religious Clubs held at Chaplain Knox's home. He noted that Turkish leadership sees modern progress tied to improving women's rights, with women now entering universities and public life, many unveiled, and seventeen serving in the Grand National Assembly.
The Magic Carpet event begins at Barnard Hall with a misdirected lift from a rooftop then pivots to a springtime fundraiser style mileage challenge. Health Committee proposes a make believe trip from Manhattan to Matanuska Valley Alaska inviting participation by walking skating swimming horseback riding or biking from March 27 to April 6 with daily mileage logged on the Barnard Hall bulletin board.
The speaker called philosophy essential to understanding today’s problems and described its close relation to the subject for freshmen.
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