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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1930
Page
3
The Social Science Forum invites all students to its first meeting on Thursday October 9 at 12 in the Conference Room. The group aims to acquaint students with current affairs in politics and world issues and to provide information and discussion on international affairs, labor, and social problems.
At a special session of the Congress of Interallied War Veterans a gold medal was awarded to Columbia University for its work toward world peace.
Freshman and junior relations thrive as juniors mentor out-of-town freshmen, acting as guides and support in a new college world. Miss Gilmore notes strong enthusiasm and suggests earlier meetings to streamline registration and reduce freshman bewilderment.
The notice calls a compulsory opening assembly with a welcome for Dean Gildersleeve. Classes convene at 12 40 sharp with odd and even study sessions listed for rooms 408 and 304, referencing years 1931 1932 1933 1934.
The comptroller Mr Swan states that notes must be written on 3x5 cards to speed handling. Entries on paper go into regulation size envelopes only, and no other format will be accepted.
The Barnard English lecture series explores speech as an expression tool. Edna St. Vincent Millay’s hidden legend on a midnight ferry ride is recounted as part of the campus lore and literary culture at Barnard College.
A college barbecue at Barnard Camp is planned for Sunday October 12 with the campus closed to all except the Camp Committee and the Board. Sign up on the Barnard Hall poster. Open class weekends will reserve space for each class with a fifteen student quota. Open weekends listed: 1934 October 24 1933 October 31 1932 November 7 1931 November 14.
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