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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1924
Page
5
Students gathered for a Peace Day event at International House on Monday. Speakers denounced imperialism, urged youth to reject war, and called for active nonviolence, citing Bertrand Russell and John Dewey and stressing war as mass murder and exploitation.
Professor Pollard urged education to be a lifelong pursuit. He argued that college is only the start and that classical studies best sustain interest, offering time and space perspective, precise language training, and balance between breadth and depth to curb pedantry and superficiality.
Receipt of applications for senior clerk information will close November 19. The two vacancies are at the Forest Products Laboratory of the Department of Agriculture in Madison Wisconsin with salaries of 1860 dollars per year and one dollar per hour when employed. Applicants judged by education experience and published article samples. Full information from United States Civil Service Commission or the secretary of the board of U S civil-service examiners at the post office or custom house in any city.
Student Council minutes report methods to enforce order during exams. Propose printing silence on each exam sheet, proctors per floors, and leaving hats coats and books outside rooms. Also discuss conference delegation rules for Barnard officials and dormitory meetings at Vassar. Respectfully submitted.
German exchange student Miss Ferch reports that German university students display mild political interest during normal times, with debates at Heidelberg as an experiment. She notes youth parties linked to main parties, a broad party spectrum, and a belief that German youth are intolerant and extreme, contrasting American college girls’ higher political engagement.
The Barnard drive proposes two international fellowships for next year to study abroad and to host a foreign student at Barnard. The plan aims to foster international goodwill through student exchange as a long term path to peace and mutual understanding. It urges every Barnard student to contribute, even a small amount, as a symbolic gesture of friendship.
Barnard College urges graduates and students to back a fellowship program to send a Barnard graduate to Europe to study and to bring a foreign student to the United States. The drive aims to foster international cooperation, culture exchange, and peaceful understanding among future intellectual leaders.
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