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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1932
Page
4
Barnard graduate Leonie Adams read selections from Those Who Elect and Falcon at an English Major meeting, reciting poems including The Lady Lullaby River in the Meadows and Evening Sky. Her Guggenheim fellowship for creative writing (1928 29) supported time in Paris. her work appeared in The New Republic Poetry Palms American Poetry and The Saturday Review.
Bertha L. Rockwell announces a new rule for taking out one week books. From now until exams end no one week books will be charged after 4 30 p m on Saturdays 5 p m Sundays and 9 30 p m other evenings in the week. Library assistants will refuse any requests.
Dean Gildersleeve will address the senior class at their meeting on Tuesday May 10 at 1 10 PM. Seniors are requested to come to Brinckerhoff Theatre at that time and everyone is expected to attend.
A Fortnightly feature notes a claim that if every adult could read, gasoline consumption might fall by 39 percent. The piece cites the Battalion’s Mind column as illustrating reading impact on energy use.
A society woman endorses Pond's simple four step method cleansing lubricating stimulating protecting to keep skin fresh. She recommends Pond's Cold Cream daily after exposure and Pond's Cleansing Tissues for dirt removal, advertising a 25¢ box and Pond's Extract Company address in New York.
A University of Colorado student received a court ordered penalty for drinking directing attendance at Sunday school for three years. The judge imposed the unusual rehabilitation measure as part of the sentence.
The University of Pennsylvania ends final examinations. The first week of the usual two week finals period will be used for instruction and the second for vacation, as reported by the Pennsylvanian.
Professor Horace Williams of UNC says A students in logic and civilization are those driven to philosophy beyond the course, while a student is defined as one who has precise knowledge but is uninspired after forty two years of teaching.
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