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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1934
Page
4
The Barnard Quarterly, in fall contest with Editors Edith Kane, offers a two year subscription to Story as first prize and a one year subscription for second place. A famous artist illustration will accompany the winning pieces and both stories will appear in later Barnard issues.
All persons interested in literature invited to the first discussion meeting of the Literature Club Monday Oct. 15 at 4 P.M. in the little parlor. Discussion will cover modern critical standards with readings. Students may contact Aurelia Leffler, Secretary.
Margaret Mead, head of the Honor Board, explains how the honor system operates and commends student unity during a campus remarks event. D Campbell delivers a speech highlighting shared responsibility and ethical conduct.
Barnard and Columbia students formed a new anti war committee at the first all college assembly. Dean Gildersleeve and Diana Campbell urged cooperation and world affairs study while backing a Marine Workers Strike telegram and five dollar donation. A meeting with speakers from the American League Against War and Fascism is planned for next week.
Mrs. Johns, Barnard College Student Mail head and beloved figure, recalls transforming the mail system from a cluttered junk room to an efficient hub. She smiles at freshmen daily, speaks of two children, and notes how the office supports students with questions beyond school matters.
Barnard Bulletin and Columbia Spectator report a student poll on a proposed one week study period before exams. Ballot asks if students favor a pre exam period and whether it should extend the school year. Balloting closes today at five in Barnard Hall corridor.
A Barnard College joint faculty student committee on international understanding and peace aims to express latent opinion and suggest concrete actions rather than promote abstract peace. Peace Week runs Oct 28 to Nov 2 with lectures, assemblies, and group discussions at St Pauls Chapel and campus venues.
A joint faculty student committee at Barnard aims to coordinate discussion study groups assemblies and chapel talks toward anti war goals. Peace Week is planned from October 29 to November 2. The Columbia Anti War committee calls for an anti fascist demonstration in front of Yankee Stadium on Columbus Day at the first meeting of the year.
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