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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1937
Page
2
A McMillin address excerpt reminds shoppers to doubt novelty and deceptive labeling. It critiques cosmetics claiming pure gold content and discusses misgraded olives and mirrors while urging caution toward unregulated products and promises.
Fourteenth meeting of the Freshman class convenes Friday at noon in Room 304 Barnard Hall to finish electing class officers for the coming year. Treasurers, post chair, song leader, social chair, and Honor Board representative remain to be chosen. Meeting is required.
Professor James N. Vaughan of Fordham University outlined three elements in religion analytic genetic and operational to explain how worship and the divine relate to individuals and society. A discussion followed with plans for future club programs and a tea hosted by Alumnae Association members.
Statistics from the Physical Education department show the average Freshman in 1941 at 17 years 2 months, 5 feet 4 2/3 inches, 125.3 pounds with health grade A. The Motor Ability average is 25.5, 51% above normal, while 184% are underweight, and the highest score reached 41.5 by Mathilde Ros.
The 39 Mortarboard group pictures will be taken today at the Tennis Courts with Vane Malman announcing times for Senior Class at 12 00 A M Board 12 15 Junior Class 12 30 and Senior Proctors 12 40. The concert runs 8 30 to 6 45 with dancing by the Dartmouth Barbary Coast Orchestra from 10 to 2. Tickets cost 3.00 for both events and 1 25 for concert only.
The second Freshman weekend at Barnard Camp will be held in November 1921. Students who missed the first weekend or want to attend again should sign up on the A A bulletin board at noon today. Louise Brenner is the leader and Miss Fern Yates will be chaperone.
The Barnard Glee Club and Columbia Glee Club sponsor a concert dance at the Hotel Plaza on November date to be announced. The event pairs two college choruses for an evening of entertainment and club fundraising.
The Debate Club will discuss the motion that Roosevelt should run a third term on Thursday November 18 at 4 in the College Parlor. Participants are Shirley Greene Flora Ginsberg Naomi Sells and Kathryn Smutl with Helen Raebeck president and faculty judges. Tea will be served. all college members are invited.
Orders for class rings will be taken this afternoon from 2 15 to 4 30 in the Little Parlor according to Helen Best ring chairman.
Students may buy a ring by submitting an envelope available from Mrs Johns. The envelope requires an $83 deposit toward a $9 purchase and must be brought to the Little Parlor.
The Alumnae Association hosts a tea for the Freshman class on Tuesday November 16 from four to five thirty in the College Parlor. Many prominent alumnae have been invited.
Deutscher Kreis will show moving pictures at a Monday meeting to be held at 4 in room 115 Milbank.
The Wycliffe Club hosts a Friday afternoon tea at Mrs Ladd's residence 600 West 115th Street. Rev Bert G Andrus will discuss the Ford Conference.
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