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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
2
Calendar lists events and rooms for Freshman meeting Wigs and Cues Episcopal Club Tea to New Students and various club activities across Conference Room 12 Theatre 4 and Little Parlor. Includes Lutheran Newman and Social Science Forum sessions and tryouts for Wigs and Cues.
The Institute of Arts and Sciences at Columbia University will present six Saturday concerts at McMillin Theatre with artists Felix Salmond Mischa Levitzki the Vienna Saengerknaben Heinrich Schlusnus Conchita Supervia Efram Zimbalist and Ignace Paderewski. Single tickets 1.00 to 2.50. Subscriptions 5 10 and 8 dollars. Also planned are lectures by John Drinkwater and a series by the American Academy of Arts and Letters on American ideals featuring Butler Hadley Cortisson Finley Phelps and others.
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler spoke on radio to Citizens Budget Commissions urging the government to stop spending and focus on its defined duties. He warned that over a quarter of national earnings go to government and called for balanced budgets and amortization of long term debt.
Miss Gildersleeve urged freshmen to build personal libraries for future reference and enjoyment and to train themselves to be useful citizens. She emphasized good manners, handwriting, and an agreeable speaking voice as valuable assets. Ruth Anderson spoke on the Honor Code, urging students to sign and uphold it during college careers.
The Episcopal Club of Barnard College holds a tea in the Conference Room at four this afternoon. Invited are Miss Louise L. Eckhardt, Miss Kruger, Dr. Alsop, College students, and Barnard and Episcopal members from the new colleges.
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