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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1932
Page
2
The listing covers events from Tuesday November 15 to Friday November 18 including a speech by Miss Muriel Lester in the College Parlor, Wigs and Cues Tryouts in the Theatre, Glee Club at College Tea, a Psychology Club trip to Randall's Island, and the Harvest Hop at the Gym.
A verse describing leisure and social spaces during the Open Hour between day and night. It contrasts the red-caps who have passed with motley bonnets who remain, noting teachers as student assistants and encouraging participation in the communal pool setting.
The French Club will host a luncheon series at Hewitt Hall dining room starting Wednesday November 23. Two groups meet weekly on Wednesdays and Fridays to practice French conversation in French only, open to French Club members with two years of study. Registration is in Miss Prenez’s Office, Milbank Hall, on Mon Wed or Fri from 10 to 11 AM or at noon.
Miss Sarah Schuyler Butler told Newman Club luncheon that there is no such thing as a woman’s vote since people vote as individuals. She urged young women to engage in politics, noting New York State women’s official status on state committees and detailing requirements for women politicians.
Sarah Pike was elected Freshman Greek Games Chairman at a Friday noon meeting in Room 304 Barnard Hall. Marjorie Runne won the Freshman class secretary post. Helen Nicholls and Rhoda Klein were nominees for Greek Games Chairman. Other officers to be elected at a tomorrow noon Freshman meeting include vice president and treasurer. President Charlotte Haverly urges all freshmen to attend.
Dr Kleinberg at the Psychology Club argues that tests claiming racial intellectual differences are unreliable due to selective background factors. He cites unpublished material to be released in a forthcoming book.
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