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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
3
Dr. Eileen Power, visiting medieval history lecturer, spoke to the English Majors group on her snapshots from Russia, China and Korea. She said Russia shows a massive propaganda machine using movies, theatres, libraries, museums, newspapers and schools to mold the national mind.
Father Ford spoke at the New en Club on Youth Since the Armistice and warned that pleasures of youth hold potential evils. He argued maturity colors views, urged balanced living, and noted youth’s vitality must be channeled by discipline rather than strict chaperonage. The discussion reflected on postwar attitudes and the diverging paths of youth and elders.
Barnard Hall hosts the AWM banquet tonight with tickets reportedly available for purchase at the door or in advance. Attendees are urged to arrive early as seating may be limited.
Prof Alfred Adler concluded his McMillin Theatre series on Individual Psychology with a lecture on Dreams. He argued against inherited limitations, urged self mastery, and said education should replace mistaken meanings with scientific ones, aiding parents teachers and criminals. He plans another Institute series next year.
Barnard seniors near alumna status are invited to learn about the Associate Alumnae of Barnard College on the first floor of Barnard Hall. The Board of Directors governs activities, with committees handling publicity, membership, student loans, and reunions including Alumnae Day on February 12.
Swarthmore College President Frank Aydelotte argues for tougher, smarter exams to combat dullness in American colleges. He criticizes current “docile” student standards and urges separating ambitious students from the main body to lift overall achievement, contrasting American youth with European maturity.
Seniors urged to wear cap and gown on campus during the last week of college May 12 to 16. The graduating class is asked to follow the traditional practice of wearing cap and gown in the first and last weeks of the year 1930.
Anne Gary led Bar hard representatives in urging reforms to prepare delegates for next year’s Model League of Nations Assembly. Proposals include a faculty advisor, early candidate signups, and expanding the delegation with class representatives.
The Deutsche Kreis held a May tour of inspection of the Hudson River Bridge project between Fort Tee and 178th Street. Professor Braun led a large party including the German Club members and guests. Chief engineer Ammann explained construction as observers viewed cable weaving and the four main cables forming the span.
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