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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1936
Page
2
A fragmented OCR letter shows a French student appealing to a dean, expressing longing for kindness, gratitude, and continued contact with Miss Gilder. The writer thanks peers, mentions Barnard, New York, and hopes for a visit to share his culture and studies.
The article notes postponed state teaching requirements until 1940 with a graduate year likely for high school teachers. NYA figures show 49% of undergraduates receive scholarships, loans, or job help. 34% scholarships, 13% loans, 31% jobs. It highlights financial strain and long commutes among Barnard students and outlines intensive NYA duties among those students.
The forum announces an initial event with a speaker who recently returned from war torn Spain and plans discussions on the coming election plus lectures on Germany Russia and Swedish cooperatives. Members or new joiners should write Hilda Loveman via Student Mail to renew or join.
The passage notes that extended five hour work intervals disrupt organization work and time with fellow students, sacrificing social life and companionship during four years in college, though some manage to participate in student activities.
The Camp Committee invites Freshmen and Transfer students to a tea this afternoon in the College Parlor. Details appear in the Sports Special column on page two. Those wishing to reserve Barnard Camp weekend should follow the plan in the same section. A Bar-B-Q dinner at camp is listed for Sunday October 11 at 2 PM with a 30 cent day price and 25 cent dorm price. sign the poster.
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