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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1926
Page
4
An Organization Meeting on the Student Delegation to Russia next summer was held on the Columbia campus. Robert Heckert spoke on the trip’s value to individuals and the need for spiritual regeneration to improve society. Committee plans for publicity finance correspondence and interviews were outlined by Mr. Bishop.
Margaret Goodell, Barnard undergraduate president, will represent Barnard at the Student Federation Congress at the University of Michigan Arbor Michigan December 2 3 and 4. The federation formed at the Princeton Conference last winter has worked on surveys of chapel prohibition salaries and education. It also made an agreement with the Cr�ton Internationale des Etudiants for student cooperation. The main task is drafting a constitution at the conference with talks by Professor Teiklejohn Wisconsin and President MacCracken of Vassar.
Dr. Kuo, a Chinese educator, outlined China’s four development areas at the History Majors Club. He cited youth of the Republic since 1911, four evolving fronts social, political, economic and intellectual, and noted patriotism grows aided by education and roads campaigns. He discussed treaty revisions and extraterritoriality as keys to stability, warning that debts and civil wars reflect fragile governance.
The English Department invites juniors and seniors majoring in English to a reading by Robert Frost in the College Parlor on Friday November 19 at four o'clock. Invitations may be obtained at Miss Weeks' office if not received by student mail.
Barnard County residents gathered for a Friday country fair organized by the Athletic Association. Farmers wore Sunday best, enjoyed games, side shows, and pie eating contests. Miss O Donnel led a burlesque Queen parade with gym faculty in cap and gown while Susanne Tengsen and Mary K Browne staged exhibition matches.
The article discusses Dean Gildersleeve addressing reconciliation between marriage and a profession in a theatre setting on November 16. It outlines challenges faced by professionals balancing personal and public roles and suggests strategies for harmony.
Norman Thomas of the League for Industrial Democracy and Ivy Lee public relations counsel will debate socialism at the Social Problems Club on Wednesday November 17. The topic: Resolved That Socialism is better for the United States than the present system of government. The meeting, at McMillin Theatre, begins at 4 PM.
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