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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1932
Page
3
Miss Parkhurst professor of philosophy returns from abroad as Guggenheim Fellow to discuss Egyptian and Greek temples for a book on architectural aesthetics. Lantern slides illustrate an informal talk on temple design, environment, and dynamic symmetry with travel notes and site experiences.
Three campus political clubs announce debates rallies and weekly luncheons for the last week of the campaign. The Thomas-for-President Club led by Sue Lockwood directs publicity canvassing and rally support with members watching polls on Election Day. The club also collects funds to enable Norman Thomas to speak on November seventh.
Frances Smith describes studying at the London School of Economics in London in October 1932. She notes coursework in International Relations and International Law, exchanges credits with Columbia, and remarks on the LSE campus and students’ union, awaiting further details on the Student Fellowship.
Barnard students celebrate Sophomore class affiliation with a torch ceremony and ship party on October 28. The program featured an exhibition dance, tap dance, skits by dorm and day students, and singing before dancing to ten o'clock. Diana Campbell led as general chairman with a four member committee.
Special attention is called to the Joint Greek Games Meeting scheduled for tomorrow at noon. The meeting will be held at 304 Barnard with sharp start.
Music Clubs of Columbia present Haydn's Mass in D minor on Thursday November 3 at 8:30 in St Pauls Chapel. Barrard Glee Club Columbia Glee Club University Choir and University Orchestra perform with soloists Ada McLeish Mary Walker Roland Partridge and Harrington van Hoesen conducted by Professor Lowell P Beveridge. The program includes Haydn Symphony in B flat and Haydn Octet in F. Proceeds celebrate Haydns 200th birth anniversary with faculty seating after 8:20.
A meeting of the poll watchers for the Thomas for President club is set for today at 12 15 in Room 308 Philosophy Hall. Non partisans and partisans are invited to attend for information on stations and duties.
Miss Ernestine Friedman leads a tea at Barnard to showcase the Barnard Summer School for Women Workers in Industry. The event presents students from the 1932 program and outlines the school’s aims to give a voice to labor, with alumnae selling handmade stools and hearth brushes to support the program.
Ada Shearon 35 founded a Psychology Club with Anne Anastasi as faculty adviser. Over 130 students signed a petition. Dr. Otto Kleinberg of Columbia will speak on the Psychology of Races this Friday at four in the College Parlor. Officers named include Natalie Monaghan vice president Armony Dikijian secretary Grace Chin Lee treasurer and Sue Folgosom publicity manager. The club will meet monthly at four with one dollar dues due in two installments.
A no rebuttal student assembly at 1 10 P M features speakers from three parties. Charles Solomon Socialists Senate candidate James F Byrnes Democratic senator from South Carolina and Judge George L Genung State Supreme Court candidate address issues while pamphlets You and Your Government are distributed at the door for non compulsory audience use. Senior Proctors Imogene Jones Charlotte Warring Nancy Winselman Mildred Worthman Isabel Roberts Ruth Jenks will usher.
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