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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1933
Page
2
Dr A A Brill spoke to the Menorah society on November 9 presenting The Psychology of the Jew. He argued biology shows no Jewish cells, that environment shapes individuals, discussed xenophobia, narcissism, and innate aggressive hatred fueling group antagonism and perceived racial superiority.
The report lists leaders for 1934 Senior Week activities with Cahalane as Baccalaureate Tea chair, Elizabeth Firth Senior Ball, Rose Somerville Class Day, Constance Smith Senior Banquet, Sylvia Weinstock Business Manager, Elizabeth Huber Printing Manager, Mary Dickinson patrons, Delphine Dowling Publicity Manager, and Alice Semmes Secretary.
Dr. Brill explains persecution stems from natural hatred and minority weakness. He notes Jews shifted from peasant origins into business and professional fields, then opens the floor to questions after his talk.
The Music Club presents the Arion String Quartet in a Musicale on Thursday at four in the College Parlor. The program includes Balls Minor Quartet and a Quartet by Professor Douglas Moore of the Barnard Music Faculty, its first performance. Tea will follow. Mrs Dittler and Miss Marguerite Dressner pour. Club officers act as hostesses.
Period and tea were served in the College Parlor attended by members of the Menorah and Columbia Students societies.
The annual Shoe Exhibit sponsored by the Department of Physical Education and the Athletic Association will be held tomorrow in the Conference Room from 9 30 to 4 30. Exhibitors include Garrard I Miller Walkover Cantilever Pediforme and Coward.
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