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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1936
Page
2
Judith Lenert invites participation in a Junior discussion about American Jewish history on Monday November 30 in Room 115 Hartley Hall. Dr Korn is noted as a prominent figure in Jewish affairs today.
Readers are invited to send used stamps, foreign or domestic, to M. Bernstein or M. Kutcher via Student Mail for sale at the Fair. Proceeds will support the event.
The New Republic invites undergraduates from any American college to submit a 300 word maximum essay on republican themes for the 1940 contest. Manuscripts must be typewritten single sided and postmark due by Sunday midnight December 6. Editors will judge and no manuscripts are returned or discussed. Address submissions to College Contest The New Republic New York NY.
A luncheon for Spans 1 Majors will be held Wednesday at noon in Room 401 Barnard. The event is organized by Major.
Menorah invites all those interested to hear Dr Harold Korn speak. The event promises insights from the physician on current health topics and community engagement.
The Columbia University Orchestra opened its season with a concert at McMillin Theatre directed by Herbert Dittler. Guest soloist cellist Nancy Wilson performed Mozarts Overture La Clemenza Di Tito, followed by Haydns Cello Concerto in D Major and Dvoraks Symphony in G Major. The ensemble comprises undergraduate and graduate students.
The Social Service Committee announces a luncheon for volunteer workers on Thursday December 3 in Room 401 Barnard from 12 to 1. The speaker and subject The Place of the Volunteer in Social Service will be announced. Faculty advisors include Miss Kasius Professor Hutchinson Dr Baker and Miss Doty. The luncheon is free to dorm students and forty cents to day students.
Life Saving Students planning to take the Red Cross Life Savings course in the second term are reminded of the requirements. Health grade A, ability to swim 20 yards in four strokes, surface dive in 4 feet of water, enter water head first, and swim 1/8 mile freestyle.
The Junior Class announced the 19 February prom at the Hotel Pierre with Ruth Insche as Social Chairman. Bids set at 9.00 dollars including 6.00 for hotel and orchestra 2.00 and programs. A large majority approved the budget and two college teas funded by the class. Mortarboard received 65 dollars. The prom committee lists Emily Chadbourne Shirley Hazellmann Ruth Insche Alice Krbecek Betty Pratt Mary Rhodin Miriam Spencer and Adi Kent Thomas. Announcements were made.
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