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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1936
Page
3
The state PWA confirms expansion at Blue Ridge University in North Carolina. New dormitory and classroom facilities will increase student capacity by about 1,009, with the rector noting the project as a shift from private to public subsidies for education.
The Mortarboard sales program shows an upward swing with new goals for the 1938 year. Maus Reebeck and editor in charge of circulation outline plans to promote class- and collegewide interest, including campus photos and Bernard camp images.
Barnard College marks its third Peace Week with meetings and activities stressing nonviolence. The Peace Action Committee distributes a World Peace questionnaire during Thursday and Friday events led by Pierson and council chairs.
A Socal Science Club holds a business meeting this Wednesday at 12 noon in the Conference Room to discuss the question of affiliation with the American Student Union.
The article reports Niebuhr criticizing the South and the era of capital. He argues political parties fail to mobilize reform and notes student voters are largely unable to vote, remarking on the national trend and party alignment. The piece reflects a scholarly and provocative discussion of democracy and politics.
In an exclusive statement the Barnard Bulletin notes the Col. Spectator asserts election day falls the Tuesday after the first o in November despite rumors.
A notice requests the return of a girl wrap of Colonial curtain fabric reportedly taken or misplaced, addressed to the principal gentleman involved. The ad seeks the item’s return and identifies the responsible party for resolution.
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