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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1930
Page
2
A calendar snippet lists a 4:30 Trustees Meeting at Col levee Parton. It notes a Talee Club rehearsal at 408, a Seal Science Forum in Perec Que NT with Dornuters Faculty Reception, and a theatre event on Cabell Street.
Smith College has launched a Junior Year in Spain with plans to involve other women’s colleges. A Madrid instructor will guide course selection and study, with students living at Residencia Fortuny 33 and attending Santander and Madrid programs for a $1000 tuition.
The group outlines a yearlong program of informative meetings and votes on proposals. Officers promise several exciting plans pending member approval at a Wednesday meeting in the Wigs and Cues Room at noon.
At a Student Court gathering M Rice was named Social Service chairman replacing an officer who resigned. Amid resignations from the Representative Assembly, elections from last year’s nominees will fill vacancies at the October 6 opening. Margon, head of Mysteries, proposed changes for the Freshman Sophomore torch ceremony and the Mysteries book may be omitted.
The Italian Club announces a meeting on October 6 at noon for elections and a discussion on plans to promote Italian culture. Lectures on literature, social life, and daily events will be featured, with potential music and social gatherings. English will be used to accommodate all members, inviting broader college participation.
Professor David Muzzey of Columbia University will give a noon lecture in St. Pauls Chapel on Thursday October 9. He is a leading American history scholar and author of several well known textbooks.
Barnard College announces the resignation of Miss Clare M. Tousley from the position of Lecturer in Social Science due to increased duties at the Charity Organization Society. Miss Tousley will be replaced by Miss Margaret I. Rich who will teach Sociology 21, 22 An Introduction to the Field of Social Work and is connected with the Family Welfare Association of America.
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