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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1927
Page
3
The notice lists campus activities from October 9 to October 21 including dormitory parties, teas, chapel services, and theatre assemblies. It highlights a Special Music Service on October 14 with a 40 man Male Voice Choir performing Now Let Every Tongue by Bach and notes Rev. Arthur Pringle of Surrey England will speak in Chapel October 12 at noon.
A former orthodox American bishop, after illness and study of Darwin and Marx, faced a verdict of guilty and deposition. Though deposed, he retained Episcopal standing in the old Catholic Church. His books on Communism and Christianity will be sold at the meeting. The group plans seminars with faculty aid and notes meetings in Students Hall and Milbank Hall.
Columbia University announces free eye examinations conducted by optometry students under licensed instructors. Tests run Wednesdays and Thursdays from mid October to mid May, excluding holidays, by appointment only between 2 and 3 pm at Room 1118 Physics Laboratories. Call Morningside 1400 for appointments.
Miss Gildersleeve recalls Barnard's summer school for twenty six students most born abroad noting eagerness to learn. She contrasts this with the view that American students study for amusement and urges Barnard attendees to work hard. A note that many Barnard students work to support themselves and a call for inquiries to Elizabeth Dublin or Beatrice Heiman via Students' Mail for club membership.
By Blanche Devigne the Italian Club invites Barnard students to join Italian life activities. Former members note growing Italian class enrollment and urge new students to participate, host teas, and meet guests to aid understanding of Cose italiane. They follow campus Italian group activities and anticipate Casa Italiana opening.
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