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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1930
Page
2
The Reverend S Parkes Cadman argues religion and science are not separate. He notes intellect can lead to religion and that imagination aids perception, art, music, and religion, claiming belief in God arises from human imagination and perception.
A 1920 alumnae survey notes more wives wish to continue professions and businesses. 29.2 percent of married alumnae hold paid work, led by teachers and educational administrators. Other fields include clerical work, research, sales, literary and editorial roles, librarians, welfare work, physicians, nurses, and various specialized occupations.
Dr Burns of the Economics department announces vacancies for July and August at a Greenwich House camp near Poughkeepsie hosted by Columbia University affiliates. Volunteers receive food lodging and travel expenses. services unpaid aside from that. Contact Dr Burns Room 334 Milbank Hall for details.
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