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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1935
Page
4
University students detail how New York City N Y A workers support science economics and government departments. They catalog books label specimens proofread math texts copy constitutional law articles and assist in recreation and nursery programs at Union Neighborhood Center.
A roomful discussion on modern problems hints that Constitutional influence can renew Barnard’s prestige. The talk covers 48 related matters and suggests these issues could become part of the social fabric.
The Health Committee with Dames of Fashion presented a shoe exhibit at Barnard on November 13 in the Conference Room from 10 to 4. Models by I Miller Pediform Coward Garrod Walkover and Tailored Woman covered sports street suede and evening slippers. Representatives shared literature and answered questions as readers considered spike versus flat heels and the appeal of new footwear trends.
A.A. Notes Miss Finan and Vivian Neale rate the top ten college tennis players from fall classes and the fall tournament. Martha Norvell leads, followed by Lucy Appleton and Elizabeth Suppes. Betty Focht remains tied to Gracie Academy instruction, with Friday 4 PM rides available. Norvell, a Huntington College transfer, had a standout fall, earning praise from Miss Finan and Miss Neale for her rapid rise and tournament win.
The New York Red Cross urges college students to back the Roll Call to fund relief and educational services. Courses in first aid home hygiene life saving and nutrition support student health and safety efforts with 42000 students trained for first aid 6000 certificates issued and 17000 trained in swimming and water safety plus a ten day summer camp program.
Notices describe the inaugural meeting of a League of Nations Association student group on Monday November 18 at 8 p.m. in Woodrow Wilson Library Manhattan with speakers Leon ard Cromie and Clark M Eichelberger. The notice also lists ring orders and various campus activities occurring the same week.
A brief verse exchange features coy maids of yesterday inviting a kiss and a blasé college man replying with a challenge to kiss him if he can, capturing a playful social vignette.
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