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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1936
Page
4
The coal Bulletin tea to try girh was held on Thursday October 3 in Bulletin office. Thirty six signed up for Yesard thirteen for About Town and for Business Staff. Prospective staff members were introduced to hostesses and the system of Bulletin with refreshments provided.
The first required meeting for major students in economics and sociology will be held at one o'clock in Even Study Barnard Hall. Hayden Sears director of the Neighborhood Center will speak on The Neighborhood Center A Local Laboratory for Barnard. A luncheon precedes the meeting and a general discussion follows.
Margery Ray praised for excellent work as the staff outlines the Mortarboard plan. The piece notes the informal tone introduced to Barnard and lists the staff including editors Doris Milman Edna Jones Valma Nylund and assistant editors for Activities Greek Games Classes Faculty Features Photography and Athletics.
A required Freshman class meeting is set for Friday October 16 at twelve noon in Room 304 Barnard. Elspeth Davies, Junior Class President, will preside as eight girls are nominated for the class of 1940 presidency.
Shirley Adelson president of the Menorah Society announced the club program for the coming year at a Wednesday executive meeting. Lecturers include Rabbi de Sola Pool Mordecai Kaplan Morris Rothenberg Dr Robert Gordis Rabbi Steinberg Jacob Weinberg and Reinhold Niebuhr. Building Fund activities and dances are planned. The series on Jewish problems is sponsored by the Columbia Jewish Students Society with lectures on Zionism at noon today in Hartley Hall Room 115 and later at Earl Hall Room L for a program for the Modern Jew and an anti Semitism analysis and proposed solutions.
Thomas Jones of the Columbia Spectator and John Harlow of the National Student Federation of America accuse university officials of willfully undermining student rights in Burke's expulsion and of a reign of terror against liberal campus movements.
The advisory committee aims to secure $4,000,000 by 1939 for the land fund. Barnard students have been active in fundraising, but the college plans to appeal to outside sources to reach the needed sum.
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