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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1937
Page
4
An inquiry asks warward students if there is enough interest to form a Pre Medical Society. A poster signup on Wednesday November 17 invites students to join and discusses aims like guest speakers and exploring medical school requirements.
Editor acknowledges printing error in Ann Cottrells poem Riddle on page 34 of the fall Quarterly. The corrected text contrasts Arcady and Hell with nature imagery and moral questioning. Evelyn Lichtenberg signs the apology.
The November Alumnae Monthly debuts with features meant for undergraduates and alumnae alike. Porgy Remer and Katherine McGiffert Wright join the Monthly board this year. It includes Our Own Agony Column for alumnae feedback, Armistice Day reflections, and light vignettes on Barnard life.
The S S U meeting on November 9 at 401 Barnard covered the Chinese Japanese conflict with Judith Lenert arguing for Japan and Rita Roher for China. Lenert claimed Japan needs raw materials and colonies. Roher supported China's position. Florence Dubroff was elected vice president. announcements noted conferences and a faculty adviser plan.
The Associated Alumnae of Barnard, with the Neurological Institute Social Service Committee, runs a thrift shop at 1272 Third Avenue between 72nd and 73rd Streets. Open daily, it reports strong early finances and serves diverse buyers from antique dealers to parents buying school equipment.
The ad claims Camel pays millions more for top tobaccos to deliver a milder, fuller flavor. It asserts Camels offer natural enjoyment and unfailing pleasure, urging readers to try Camel cigarettes if they are not already smokers.
The first annual Senior Class tea for the Faculty was held yesterday afternoon at four in the College Parlor. Faculty guests included Chemistry, Mathematics, History, Government, and English departments. Hostesses were Alice Kr bec ek in charge of social affairs and Edna Jones, class president.
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