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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1928
Page
6
The Representative Assembly met March 26 at 12:30 with President calling meeting to order and quorum noted. A motion proposed delaying Freshman Class organization until second semester and having the President act as leader briefly. discussion was lengthy and inconclusive, meeting adjourned until next session. An Undergraduate Association nominates the Representative Assembly from the College at large on April 2.
Miss Carney professor of racial education at Teacher's College and Columbia advisor spoke at the Y W C A on Africa’s racial problems. She noted the subordination of the negro in Southern Africa and potential education advances as with a former Columbia student Mr Haeri. She urged Africa looks to the United States for solutions and urged U S to address its own race issues first.
At the meeting on Thursday March 22 the President reminded the class Presidents that each year the two lower classes pay 25 to College Studies and 50 to the Student Loan Fund while the two upper classes pay half that amount. Unpaid Fellowship Drive pledges will be sent to the Dean. A By Laws quotation on election procedures is cited.
Area to acquaint the college with the aims and work of Junior Month will be held Tuesday April 3 at 4 oclock in the College Parlor. Dean Gildersleeve Miss Claire Tousley and Helen Greenblatt will speak. Invitations were sent to 120 students. others may secure an invitation in Miss Weeks office.
Vu We. A. announces a student faculty luncheon to be held Wednesday April 11 at noon in Room 408. Sign up on the Barnard Hall poster during Monday and Tuesday of next week.
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