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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1940
Page
2
Bulletin conducts a college poll to gauge Barnard student views on the international situation and democracy under potential Nazi victory. Sample answers and statistics will be published. polls run today and tomorrow via Student Mail with ballots stored in Jake for voting.
The University Christian Association will host an Open House in Earl Hall on Thursday from 4 to 6 to welcome new members including Alice Kliemand president of UCA and speaker Luther Tucker recently back from China. Undergraduates from Barnard and Columbia Colleges form UCA and will discuss Christianity fundamentals and world issues with weekly discussions led by notable speakers.
The dean discusses defining academic freedom beyond student demonstrations and compares university membership to church membership. He cites an April Installation Assembly address and offers to answer student questions, stressing that understanding and defending academic freedom is vital for the university college.
The Spanish Club at Barnard honors Latin American students including Tlelen Percas from Valencia and Beatriz Perez from Venezuela. Other arrivals include Glafora Fernandez from Mexico and Carmen Blumenkr I, along with Edith Castells and Ida Spaillat from Cuba and the Dominican Republic. Arsenio Arroyo praises cross cultural links and Spanish language opportunities for Americans in South America.
Campus events include a required college assembly in the gymnasium a Spanish Club tea in College Parlor and a Glee Club meeting 7 30 to 9 00 in 408 Barnard ALS open meeting at 4 00 on October 8. College tea for transfers on October 9 and senior class required meeting at 12 in 304 Barnard on October 10. Freshman Junior Residence halls open house with Glee Club 5 00 in 408 Barnard and University Christian Association open house 4 to 6 in Earl Hall. October 11 features Wigs and Cues Freshman tea at :00.
The American Student Union hosted a tea on Thursday to greet new students and introduce them to members. Marion Davis, president, said the group has several activities planned for the coming term including a rally on October tenth at Columba for Academy liberty and an open meeting on Tuesday at four.
The notice calls for remarks on three questions: improving political and economic democracy, building up home defenses, and increasing aid to Great Britain. Respondents are urged to submit opinions addressing these topics.
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