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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1940
Page
2
Campus events include Classical Club Tea and Glee Club rehearsals at Barnard and Conference Room on November 12 13 14 Students can attend Newman Italian French club luncheons and College Tea at various campus venues with rehearsal times listed for Glee Club and Wigs and Cues.
The International Relations Club held a round table in the Conference Room to examine how to meet the Nazi challenge facing the Americas. Delegates from the Foreign Policy Association backed steps to strengthen Pan-American relations, addressing propaganda, surplus goods, and defense-related issues.
The note explains the Quarterly release is set for November 14 with a new cover and four stories. Readers can obtain copies by showing a card from Mrs Johns or a burgat's receipt. It denies any ties to Bellevue psychiatric ward and clarifies distribution through the Bookstore.
The Wigs and Cues announce rehearsals today and Thursday 7 30 to 10 in Conference Room and Wednesday 7 30 to 10 in Theatre Posters must go via Student Mail to Charlotte Johnson Kathleen Fluh rer or Beverly Gilmour Only sign up posters may be large The Newman Club holds a brief business meeting Wednesday 12 to 12 15 in room 304 Barnard
The Italian Club announces a luncheon this Wednesday at 12 in the Barnard cafeteria. Members and guests are invited to attend and enjoy a midday meal together.
A reader column mocks female independence and dances linking them to threats to birth rate and national defense, praising Willkie while deriding modern social trends and a Barnard girls electrify note.
The ASU Tea is set for Thursday from 4 to 6 in the Conference Room. The French Club will host a luncheon on Wednesday at 12 in Barnard cafeteria.
The regular College Tea will be held on Wednesday in the College Parlor from 4 to 6.
A meeting proposed an Armistice Day peace rally and outlined a defense committee for student and faculty rights. The group seeks free inquiry, expression, association, publication without censorship, and protection from campus discrimination.
Barnard Interfaith Council announces tea dances for Barnard and Columbia religious groups. The first event is a Friday afternoon in December. An all college assembly is set for December 10 at 1 PM with three speakers from Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths discussing "The Place of Religion in a World of War."
The club says it does not advocate war but supports aiding Great Britain to defeat Germany. It will sell ten cent buttons and present its case to the student body in a logical, pacifist framed argument. Permanent officers will be elected and the year’s program planned at an upcoming meeting.
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