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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1932
Page
3
Barnard College plans a fellowship drive led by Gertrude Rubsamen with Gildersleeve backing the effort. The program funds one Barnard student to study in Europe for a year and invites one European student to Barnard. Last year’s drive succeeded and new instalment payments are being piloted with flexible deposits and pledges.
Dr Kristine Bonnevie of the University of Oslo will deliver the final lecture Thursday October 13 at 4 10 PM in Milbank room 339. The lecture discusses pentice crossing and adaptation and follows her second talk on evolution relating Lamarck deVries and Darwin to genetics and Mendel's Law.
The Athletic Association opens its annual Play Week with Play Day on Thursday October 20. Students gather in the gym at four, then attend events at various locations, signing a Barnard Hall poster. Volleyball rounds, folk dancing, and a comprehensive schedule of games, swimming, riding, and other tournaments are planned through the week. A riding club for juniors and seniors may form, lessons costing $2 per hour.
Claude Bowers author and New York Journal editor opens the Democratic Forum hosted by the Women's Democratic Union and the National Campaign Committee at the Hotel Biltmore. Three sessions feature Sen Robert F Wagner, Mary Ky Simkhovitch, Jane Hoey, Sen Claude Swanson, and Prof Lindsay Rogers on unemployment welfare tariff and international affairs. Admission is free. Barnard students invited.
Ruth Anderson, chair of the Honor Board, explains the revised code to undergraduates at Barnard College. The code prohibits asking for or receiving help in exams, using unauthorized papers, and requires work to be wholly one's own. Students are urged to sign to show understanding.
Dean Gildersleeve writes to Secretary of Labor William N. Doak protesting a Department ruling that bars non quota immigrant students from employment. She argues the policy is unfair to current students and harms international goodwill, noting American students do not seek protection against foreign peers and that student protests are echoing in Barnard Hall.
Gena Tenney, Undergraduate President, announced today that seniors must attend at 12 45 in 304 Barnard Hall for graduation seating. Freshmen sophomores and juniors may collect attendance slips at Barnard Hall north terrace main entrance north door or south door between 12 45 and 1 00. Attendance is required.
Columbia University students in the Thomas-for-President Club plan a meeting at four this afternoon in the Conference Room to discuss Norman Thomas’s candidacy. Julius Umansky outlined socialist relief plans and Roosevelt critiques were urged by club leaders Howard Westwood and Leonard Lazarus.
Students gather in Barnard gym for the year’s first compulsory assembly. Dean Gildersleeve presides with a speech on Pulling Your Weight. Gena Tenney, Raith Anderson, and Professor Beveridge present talks and songs. An attendance system uses colored slips at four entrances. Seniors meet in Room 304 for march in.
German club Deutscher Kreis kicked off its fall activities with a Kaffee Klatsch featuring songs and refreshments. Iva Ellis welcomed guests and announced plans for theatre parties guest speakers and a Christmas event. Officers for the year include President Iva Ellis Vice President Lillian Bachmann Secretary Olga Haller and Treasurer Elfrieda Wenzel. Dues are one dollar.
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