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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1932
Page
2
In a campus program, Dr. Butler spoke on politics and national credit while Professor William Pepperell Montague examined the geometry of the good life. He described the ideal as a neutral line with peaks of happiness and widespread, small evils, urging concentration of value to avoid broad, shallow prosperity.
Mortarboard invites all students especially freshmen to try out for several staff positions. The college annual, published each spring by Undergraduates, is led by the Junior Class. Editor Jane Mertin and business manager Catherine Strateman are elected by the student body. staff may be drawn from all four classes.
Anne Gary describes daily Oxford Eights Week races with barges along the river and the ongoing Eights Week Debate led by guest speaker J. C. Squires. She reflects on a heavy term balancing a US visit and new studies in paleography and the Eighteenth Century with Mr. Richard Pares at All Souls.
Visiting ministers from multiple churches will address St. Paul’s Chapel each Sunday. The Right Reverend Hugh L. Burieson will preach on October 2, with Professor J Herman Randall from Columbia proposing a series of talks on Tuesdays for two to three weeks. Wendell Phillips will lead Wednesday services, noon on Wednesdays and eleven on Sundays, with a Friday music service.
Reported events describe a freshman day at the college with speakers including Miss Fiero acting registrar Miss Lambert bursar Miss Deny Occupation Bureau Miss Abbot residence halls and Miss Rockwell librarian. Dr Alsop urged the motto my spirit sustains my body and a later talk stressed extracurricular activities as vital to student experience with Weeks as advisor.
The University Glee Club under Professor Beveridge plans a fall schedule featuring Haydn Mass Service at the Chapel on October 27 with the University Choir Columbia Glee Club and the University Orchestra. Activities include a tea on November 6 a concert and dance on December 3 and Christmas Assembly on December 20. Try-outs were held last week in 304 Barnard Hall and will be repeated at four o'clock this afternoon.
Gena Tenny, president of the Undergraduate Association, gave a brief speech praising social service work as an avenue with broad opportunities at the event.
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