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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1936
Page
2
The Speers committee announces a special program and passes for two weeks. Interested parties should contact Marion Gill to obtain passes and attend the event evenings at the court.
The Columbia Lutheran Student Association invites members to a purely social evening at 8:00 PM on Friday November 6 in Barnard Hall Conference Room. The event features games entertainment and refreshments.
The sophomore ring committee collected orders for the new school rings in the Conference Room from eleven to two yesterday. Chairwoman Jane Bell with Helen Costello and Jean Allison sought an original design, but kept the Barnard insignia. Rings cost ten dollars each with a three dollar deposit. Balfour and Company jewellers make them, with distribution before Christmas.
Alumni gathered in the College Parlor last Wednesday for a tea honoring Prosaman. Notable attendees included Mrs Achilles 714 Mrs Olyphant 11 Mrs Hellman 01 Miss Abbot Assistant to the Dean in Charge of Resident Halls and Dr Hubbard 17 President of the Alumni Association. Gena Tames 33 organized arrangements. The event aims to acquaint students with Alumni.
The Pre-Law Club hosts a tea at 4 featuring Judge James S. Watson of the Municipal Court and former NYC assistant corporation counsel. The event, in the Conference Room, encourages members to pay dues beforehand.
The council amended its resolution to state a strong protest that the McNabee investigation is biased and partisan. The Faculty Committee on Student Affairs debated wording and efficiency and discussed a faster approval method for student activities through Miss Weeks.
Remaining junior pictures will be taken today and Wednesday November 10 and 11. Those who have not received appointments are asked to communicate with Adelaide Murphy immediately.
The Marxist Study Club begins a five part series with a talk by Dr Bernard Stein on What is Marxism. The event is Tuesday November 10 at 430 PM in room 304 Barnard Hall. Attendance for the full series costs 50 dollars with 20 dollars off each lecture.
At Camp Briarcliff Riding Stables Mr Gaskopi offers rates of 1.00 per hour including instruction and transportation from camp. Fribo Riding Club at Mohansic Avenue Yorktown Heights lists 1.00 per hour with instruction and directs inquiries to Miss Finan Office 208 Barnard Hall.
Barnard guest Miss Edith Thompson, chairman of the Women's Branch of the Overseas Settlement Department, spoke to students Monday evening in Brooks Hall about British settlement plans. Her extensive travels through Canada, Australia, and New Zealand informed an engaging, enlightening talk.
The Foreign Policy Association holds a meeting on Saturday November 7 at 1 45 PM at the Hotel Astor Broadway and 45th Street The subject Spain The Symbol of World Conflict Speakers are Carleton Beals and Vera Micheles Dean The price is 25 cents for non members and free to student members A Round Table Student Conference will follow the discussion
Readable listings for several riding academies in New York City offering instruction and rental rates. Gracie Riding Academy led by Betty Focht charges 125 per hour, with contact by Rhinelander 4 5300. Other stables include Claremont Riding Academy and Corrigan Riding Academy with varying per hour and group rates. Horses delivered to Central Park. multiple addresses and phone contacts listed.
The Literary Club delays its initial meeting to next Thursday. New members are asked to sign the poster on the bulletin board and dues are set at fifty cents per semester.
Notice from Dean Gildersleeve states that a Barnard Club charter authorizes activities within Barnard College only and not elsewhere in the University. Students may privately support outside movements as individuals but cannot act in Barnard capacity without Student Council and Faculty Committee approval.
The document outlines for mass meetings across 500 cities a platform endorsing mandatory war material embargos, a navy policy limited to continental defense, international trade and currency stabilization, disarmament measures, and world court adherence. Kathleen Norris withdraws from engagements to promote peace work on the West Coast, urging timely action to prevent further bloodshed.
The article argues for education to build character and set standards for public officers to combat democracy’s enemies. It warns the spoils system erodes governance and calls for positive values and negative exclusions guiding judgment through spiritual thought.
Barnard College outlines a new vocational program featuring speakers from psychology social work and economics. Christine Robb Barnard 18 will discuss psychiatric social work while Helen Bateman 17 will chair the statistics table. Louie Byrne 21 speaks on business statistics and Ruth Houghton Axe 21 on finances.
Thomas spoke at McMillin Theatre declaring Republican lack of decency and predicting Roosevelt reelection amid a critique of capitalism and relief programs. He criticized Columbia University for expulsions and urged higher political thought, while Dr Reinhold Niebuhr warned of political hypocrisy.
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