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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1934
Page
2
A. A. notes that baseball and basketball awards are based on competition while swimming awards are earned via graded tests at any time. It lists 2nd and 1st class requirements for classes of 1934–36 and 1937, including specific strokes, distances, dives, and endurance times. Senior Life Saving and expert swimmer criteria are noted among the requirements.
The notice lists several open hours this term including 5 to 5 30 daily and 4 20 to 5 on Monday Thursday and Friday. It also notes a 3 pm start on Monday 2 pm Tuesday and 11 am Friday plus inter period dips 2 55 to 3 20 and 3 55 to 4 20 after regular classes.
The New College faculty team led by four men proved the outstanding squad in the Barnard gym play day last Thursday. Eight teams from New College and Barnard competed while Undergraduate President Diana Campbell welcomed guests and supervised events.
The Writers Club will host its annual dinner on May 2 at 7 PM at the Men's Faculty Club Morningside Drive and 117 Streets. Guest speakers include Marc Connelly and Carl W Acker man with small member speeches. Members may bring guests at $1.00 each and should notify Miss Muriel White with payment by April 30.
Edith Kane newly elected editor calls for wide student participation in Quarterly. She invites interested Barnard students to interview in Room 405 Barnard Hall this week from two to three, with special appointments via Student Mail.
The entire staff of Te Ticker, the undergraduate weekly at the College of the City of New York School of Commerce, resigns in protest after faculty censorship blocks an editorial criticizing Dean Justin H Moore for suspending editors of an April Fool's issue.
An analysis for American college readers outlines how fascism gains support among the lower middle class and oppressed groups, arguing it strengthens the ruling class while eroding democracy. It notes two pathways for fascist influence: overt fascist movements and supposedly reformist groups that secretly promote fascist ends.
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