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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
4
The International Club will host a Russian Tea in the Pierence Room on October 14. Invitations will be issued by Jean Giesey president. The program includes fortune telling, Russian songs, Tea a la Russe and Russian rye. The club aims to introduce foreign customs and day making.
Reverend Wendell Phillips urged an open display of faith during chapel. He warned against hiding beliefs and quoted Emerson on social pressure, saying adversity can strengthen Christianity and college life can reveal both good and weak traits.
All those interested in government sociology and economics are urged to attend the first meeting of the Social Science Forum on Monday October 10 in Even Study. Tea will be served. Officers: Katherine Reeve president Josephine Skinner secretary Rose Somerville publicity manager.
A speaker declares that the forces of evil have not yet achieved their aims and now is the moment for the faithful to raise their voices. The message emphasizes vigilance and moral resolve despite hidden threats.
Dean Urges' Juniors asks all interested to write a book for the show in revue or musical comedy form. Each member should fill a card listing main interests. Nominees for Junior Prom chairman are Elizabeth Firth Jean MacDougall Muriel Schlesinger and Helen Stevenson with the election postponed.
Sixty members attended the first rehearsal of the Glee Club on Tuesday October 5. Professor Beveridge announced a record membership up from forty last year and that the group would tackle harder music. The Haydn bicentennial festival on October 27 in the University chapel will feature a Haydn Mass performed with the Columbia Glee Club the University Choir and the University Orchestra.
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