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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1935

Page

6

Bulletin Initiates Staff Members In Humorous Onstage Event

Last Friday the Bulletin welcomed new staff members with a staged reading in Room 3 4s Barnard. Editors performed quirky antics while audience members witnessed dummying, a tongue in cheek ritual, and a playful bobbing of lollipops as Marion Patterson Adele Hagland and Ruth Kleiner led demonstrations.

Hallowe Bulletin Gall Barnard Marion Patterson Adele Hagland Ruth Kleiner Sue Dinky Pstors Ord Bulletin K. S

Alumnae Tea for ’39 Undergraduates Held in College Parlor

The Alumnae Association hosted its first tea for the undergraduates on Wednesday November 6 in the College Parlor. Miss Gena Tenney chaired. Freshmen guests included Helen Butler and Helen Nicholl with hostesses from Student Council. Alumnae poured tea with Dr Elizabeth Wright Hubbard and Mrs Rene F. Mazer among the pourers.

Helumnae Association College Gena Tenney Edekine Rice Helen Butler Coke Helen Nicholl Charlotte Haver Adele Hagland

Political Union to Discuss Olympics

The Political Union announced a discussion on American participation in the 1936 Berlin Olympics at its next meeting on Friday November 15. It will feature short speeches for and against the issue as a prelude to floor discussion, with a poster in Barnard Hall inviting sign ups.

Berlin Politcal Union Barnard All

Hemingway and the lure of kudu in a restless book

A critic questions the value of Heming way's hunting memoirs arguing the work is more exhibitionism than art. It praises some descriptive passages but condemns long kudu and pig a hunting digressions that mask a lack of social or personal message.

Hemingway P.O.M Mama Mr. Hemingway

Godfrey Ludlow Recital At College Parlor

Internationally famed violinist Godfrey Ludlow will give a recital of classical German pieces and a Handel sonata at a Deutcher Kreis and German department meeting in the College Parlor at four o'clock on Wednesday November 13. He has earned enthusiastic notices from London Paris Berlin and Vienna and often broadcasts in the United States. Ludlow will perform on a Stradivarius with Lehman Goodman at the piano. The event is open to the college with refreshments during the intermission and after five o'clock.

Godfrey Ludlow Handel Deutcher Kreis Ludlow Braun London Paris Berlin Vienna Europe United States Lehman Goodman

Economic Causes of War Discussed

Members of the International Relations Club addressed how lack of raw materials and tariff barriers fuel economic nationalism and war. Barnard College will send three delegates to the Syracuse conference November 22–23 to discuss economic causes of war and seek solutions for collective action toward world peace.

International Relations Club Syracuse Barnard Carnegie Endowment For Peace Middle Atlantic Germany Italy Japan

Virginia Rockwell Wins Track Meet

Virginia Rockwell, 1939, won first place with 32 points at the fall track meet held Friday afternoon in the gym. Veronica Ruzicka was second with 20 points and Gertrude Boyd third with 19. Rockwell also took the hurl ball and basketball throw events, setting a college record with 82 feet and winning 7LKeary Hagan and Boyd followed in second and third.

Virginia Rockwell Veronica Ruzicka Gertrude Boyd Jean Bullowa Janet Deacy Betty Swinton Marguerite Logan

Faculty Viewpoints on Armistice Day Mobilization

Faculty at the college express mixed opinions on Armistice Day celebrations. Some urge peaceful remembrance as Memorials while others doubt a peace demonstration’s effectiveness. Several staff favor orderly conduct, constructive advice over protest, and note pacifism may be impractical now.

Dr. Alsop

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