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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1936
Page
2
Fragmentary text describes a notice about a departure or event with unclear names and dates including December 7 and mentions of a crew and possible legal or public notice actions. No coherent facts or full sentences to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Columbia related scene and a Harlem communist party context with unclear details and names. The readable parts hint at political groups and liberation themes but lack coherent narrative or dates.
A campus gathering discussion on the Emergency Peace Campaign is announced with attendees including Helen Py, Amy Schecker, Charlotte Bentley, and Jerceee, inviting all students to join the event in the court edock area after class. The National curing Peace is highlighted and the event features speakers from the American Student Federation and ge Neate mS.
Tuesday marks final date for Press Board selections by a committee led by Miss Helen Erskine and Miss Martha Coman. Board plans to attend the Bernard Fair with a permanent booth where news is written and visitors are shown. A contest during the Fair will pick the most interesting story, to be shared with a board member. Press Board will operate the booth and interview famous persons.
Carmela R Ibanez, protege of the late Le Argentina, famed Spanish dancer, will be honored at a tea by the Yerizha Club soon. Ms Dorado will host a reception with admission by invitation and many club members expected.
The Lutheran Club Luther invites members and other students to sign up for a camp weekend November thirteen to fifteen. A poster on Jake lists the cost and details. A planning meeting will be held in Reem at noon on Wednesday.
The Weelfie Club will host a Peace Work Tea with advisor Mrs. Laddade from four to six. About twenty five members are invited to attend this community event at the club.
A posted schedule lists mock trials at Columtz Law School during the week of November 16 at eight o clock with sessions in rooms 606 306 410 411 302 515 315 and 502 Kent. First year trials cover cases including Minnegerode v Kalbfus Tait v Hughes Gibson v Tait and Tollpaver v Telephone Co. Judges and professors are named for each session.
Ruth In sche, junior prom chairman, names committee members Elizabeth Pratt Adi Kent Thomas Mary Rhodin Alice Krbecek Shirley Hagemann Emily Chadbourne Miriam Spencer. Prom to be held February 19 at the Hotel Pierre Fifth Avenue and 61st Street with supper at midnight and an as yet unnamed orchestra.
All proofs of individual junior photographs must be returned on Monday and Tuesday November 16 and 17 from 10 to 4 in the mortar board office. Orders for pictures will be taken at this time. Juniors should select the photo to be published in 3fortarboard.
The Health Committee sponsors a Shoe Exhibit of sport and dress shoes on Wednesday November 18 in the Conference Room. Exhibitors include I Miller Pediforme Garrod Walk-Over Red Cross and Coward. From noon to one the pedograph will record footprints to determine changes since entering college.
Dr B Stern discusses the doctrine of Marx and previews future lectures at the Columbia Extension School. He recommends reading the Manifesto and the Marx Engels correspondence and invites student ideas for topics. Next talk, on What is The Theory and Practice of Marxism in Relation to The Individual, is scheduled.
Dean and professors debate use of taxpayers money for PWA and CCC camps with aims to extend civilian national service. Montague sees opportunities for liberals, suggesting abolition of child labor by federal law and community provisioning programs. Peace Week opened by Anderson Patterson. Barnard Glee Club performed. a roof collapse incident was noted with a humorous aside about eavesdropping.
Barnard Social Science Union members approved proposition three to become the Barnard chapter of the American Student Union. President Hilda Loveman presented three options and the group chose full affiliation through a Barnard affiliate committee.
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