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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1939
Page
2
Soule argues credit alone cannot solve the economic problem and warns extended credit after a prolonged war would invite foreign buyers. He says staying out of war shapes our economy and notes airplane manufacturing is the only booming industry. He also criticizes the League of Nations as impractical.
A new "T-can-swim" campaign records class progress on a large thermometer placed on Jake. Participants swim eleven laps twice weekly, with Janet McDonald tallying results. The effort ends in an odd versus even year competition. Barnard representatives Marie Wall and Frances Russo attend Adelphi College Play Day on November 18, and Rita Benson directs a water polo game set for January 10.
International Student Service hosts a December 8 and 9 conference at International House New York titled The Basis of a Durable Peace. Students and faculty from New England and New York colleges may attend with up to five foreign affairs students per college as accredited delegates.
Rajant Patel of the Indian Congress described imperial aims behind World War I and urged support for India's independence. Edward Ethell spoke on propaganda and Ted Belford urged action to keep the US out of war as students urged unity and antiwar sentiment for China, India, and other colonial peoples.
A Volley Ball Play Day will run from 4 to 6 p.m. in the gym on Friday November 17. Meredith Wright, 41, serves as volleyball chairman.
A required senior meeting will be held Thursday at noon in room 304 Barnard to discuss the Curriculum Committee survey and hygiene lectures for underclass students.
Notices today at noon the Junior Class will hold a meeting in 304 Barnard.
The Wycliffe Club will attend chapel services on Thursday at noon followed by a lunch in the Cafeteria Alcove. The event outlines a midday gathering with members likely to discuss club matters over a meal.
The November 16 folk dance party is rescheduled to November 30 as announced today. The event venue remains the town hall and attendance is expected to be open to all residents.
Barnard Camp plans a Thanksgiving picnic for students and staff. Buses from Brooks Hall depart 10 a.m. and return by noon. Tickets cost 60 cents for dorm students and 30 cents for day students.
A fragmented OCR item notes an event involving multiple entities in a rail yard. Key readable terms include vcs lis aes and four at ry, with no clear dates or locations available. The piece reads as a brief mention rather than a full report.
A note announces an Italian luncheon scheduled for today at the Italian Club in Brooks. Members are invited to attend a meal featuring traditional dishes and company.
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