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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1934
Page
4
Prof Gregory reports faculty trends show English majors decline while religion and classical studies rise. Economics and sociology draw 96 percent of the 1934 grads, languages enjoy demand with 76 percent of entrants starting a new language, and overall graduation rates climb from 1930 levels.
Shotwell declares a new deal in international affairs at the assembly. Calcott slated to exhibit paintings lithographs and etchings next Tuesday afternoon November 20 at the gallery event.
An American speaker proclaims intent to secure a larger measure of social justice. The Spain exhibit features paintings lithographs and etchings by Professor Frank Callcott of Columbia University under the Spanish Club. Tea at four in Conference Room IS PROFESSOR OF HISTORY. Exhibition runs through Thursday.
Miss Agnes Leckie of the Barnard Peace Council proposed at a Current Events Club meeting that the club join with the International Relations Club and others to form groups studying the causes and cures for war. The club voted to pursue a joint meeting next Monday and to discuss possible amalgamation with the peace movement.
Miss Libby observes Barnard freshmen grow from shy, nervous to poised and outgoing within a month. She notes many seek guidance, showing initiative and alertness as college life increases confidence and social activity.
Professor Hart of Columbia University will discuss German Baroque art at the Deutscher Kreis meeting on November 19 at 115 Milbank. The Kreis notes his distinction in the field and will offer refreshments after the lecture. The Deutscher Kreis Christmas Play is rehearsed under Miss Cotton of the German Department and open to students interested in music, staging, or production.
Miss Virginia C. Gildersleeve receives a letter from Catherine Strateman holder of the Student Fellowship for 1934 35. The note from College Hall London dated October 26 1934 continues on page 4.
City housing is poor with Gov t involvement seen as a milestone in 1394. Commissioner Post criticizes New Yorks housing standards and links slum crime to overcrowded tenements while urging low cost housing and reform. Piper Aldrich to speak on Crime Prevention November 26.
Professor Braun condemns the Deutscher Kreis for funding Christmas cards tied to the Junior Red Cross in Vienna. John Spivak’s revelations prompt the Kreis to drop support for Barnard College cards, citing sinister tactics and the work of Cizek’s classes.
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