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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1933
Page
2
Debatelub decides to hold weekly meetings each Thursday at four o clock through term end. The executive committee will draft debate topics with negative or affirmative assignments. A planned prepared debate will feature members as researchers or speakers, with details to be decided later.
Tryouts for positions on the Bulletin business staff are now underway. Interested students should see Margaret Altschul or Sylvia Siman in Room 407 Barnard from 12 to 12:30 each day this week.
An advertising pitch touts Camels as made from finer and more expensive tobaccos than competitors. It claims the higher quality leaf delivers a milder, cooler flavor and a richer bouquet, inviting readers to try the product for greater pleasure and satisfaction.
A bureau outlines international study options with trips seven weeks to over a year. Programs suit summer students and winter continuers, with tuition, board, room and travel covered. Credit is typically awarded by American colleges. The advisory panel includes Dr John Dewer and Dr George Lindo, among others.
Luncheon served in a cheerful attractive atmosphere at the Fairmont Dining Room located at Corner 116th and Amsterdam Avenue. Prices listed 30 and 45 cents with ala carte options available.
Robert Morse Lovett of the University of Chicago and Dr. Harry Overstreet of the College of the City of New York are listed among other figures. The college maintains headquarters on West 42nd Street and a notable address at 244 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago.
Nominations for Mortarboard offices include vice president and president with bids from Helen Flanagan Cecilia Steinlein Mary Phelps and others. Elections are scheduled Thursday and Friday in the Conference Room.
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