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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1933

Page

2

German Educators Appointed To Columbia Visiting Professorships

Columbia University announces three German educators to visiting professorships: Felix Bernstein from Gottingen, Rudolf Schoenheimer of Freiburg, and Paul Tillich of Frankfurt. Bernstein founded the Institute of Mathematical Statistics at Gottingen and previously studied in the United States. Tillich held posts at Halle Berlin Marburg and Dresden. Schoenheimer led Freiburg pathology and biochemistry, with recent Chicago research and Macy Foundation work.

Columbia University Germany Nicholas Murray Butler Felix Bernstein Rudolf Schoenheimer Paul Tillich Bernstein University of Gottingen Halle Institute of Mathematical Statistics United States Hiosophy Titteh University of Frankfort University of Halle University of Berlin Marburg Dresden Schoenheimer University of Freiburg Douglas Smith University of Chicago

University gifts total 1.76 million for year ending June 30 1933

President Nicholas Murray Butler reports gifts to the University reached 1 755 866 75 for the year ended June 30 1933 despite a drop in fees and a deficit kept under 300 000 after debt service of 410 050 including amortization of 1925 and 1931 loans.

Nicholas Murray Butler University Butler

Dean To Address College At General Assembly Tuesday

Barnerd students will meet Tuesday for a general assembly featuring Dean Gildersleeve Margaret Gristede undergraduate president and Catherine Strateman honor board chair. College songs will be sung as part of the program with Student Council members on the platform.

Barnerd Dean Gildersleeve Margaret Gristede Catherine Strateman

Dean Urges Self Education at Barnard Freshman Talk

Dean Gildersleeve told Barnard freshmen that college offers opportunities but students must educate themselves. She urged plan ahead, manage free hours, buy study aids, study well, and maintain health, manners, and honesty. She advised joining two student groups and using New York lectures and arts resources.

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Faculty and Students Attend College Tea at Barnard College

Faculty members Barbara Kruger Miss George Mullins and Arthur Gayer attended the first college tea of the year in the College Parlor on October 4 from four to six. Diana Campbell and Esther Bach poured guests, with Kathleen McGlinchy directing.

George W. Mullins Arthur Gay’er Diana Campbell Esther Bach Kathleen. McGlinchy Lucy Appleton Jane Wilcox Mary Lou Wright Barnard

Undergrad Association Secretary Election Nominations

At a meeting of the Undergraduate Association Lucy Appleton Jane Wilcox and Mary Lou Wright were nominated for the office of Secretary to replace Sarah Pike 36 who resigned. Elections will be held October 5 and 6.

Lucy Appleton Jane Wilcox Mary Lou Wright Sarah Pike Wiil

Twenty-First Year Institute Sponsors New Program

The Institute of Arts and Sciences marks its twenty-first year with a broad program of one hundred events. Weekly sessions begin Thursday night titled The World Live In with prominent speakers addressing politics economics and the international scene. Samuel Seabury opens the series alongside Rexford Ge Tugwell Le Wolman Hatcher Hughes Lindsay Rogers and Harlow Shapley. Professor Raymond Moley heads the Barnard Government Department among eighteen speakers. Applications for membership remain encouraging.

Samuel Seabury Rexford Ge Tugwell le Wolman Hatcher , Hughes Lindsay Rogers Harlow Shapley Raymond Moley Barnard Institute

Conference Room Meeting Held October 5 and 6

A two day session occurred Thursday and Friday October 5 and 6 in the Conference Room from 1 to 4 P.M. Attendees scheduled discussions and selected topics for follow up.

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