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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1931
Page
2
Friday lists activities from 4 Wigs and Cues Try-outs to a Tennis Tournament and Tea in several rooms. Sunday features Bishop McConnell at St. Pauls Chapel. Monday includes English lectures and multiple club meetings across college spaces.
Miss Blume asks Gandhi for his definition of dominion status and whether he agrees with Lord Balfour’s 1926 definition. The NYT quote about liberty and non-violence is noted, and Blume questions the sincerity of rebellion within India's League of Nations position and its relation to the British Empire.
Language Clubs meet to plan season projects with a tea for October 19 honoring MaMlam-Prezzolini attended by faculty and Marquis Piero Misciattelli. The Spanish Club will welcome new members at a tea on October 20 with Miss Francine Alessi and Professor Marcial Dorado addressing. The Classical Club invites enrollment for Greek and Roman literature interest.
In a noon meeting on Wednesday October 14 the senior class voted to sponsor a tea dance if attendance and low cost can be met. They also chose a senior show. Elsie Rapp was named vice president Edith Tompkins line cheerleader Rachel Holman alternate cheerleader and Dora Breitweiser senior representative to the Representative Assembly.
Dr Mullins urged a major endowment to support Visiting Professors as seven East coast women's colleges push publicity on financial struggles. An anonymous 5000 gift to all seven colleges was noted as hopeful. Also announced were new trustees Rev Harry Emerson Fosdick and others. English majors declined from 75 to 33 as seniors. Honors Course reviews planned amid rising aid needs and enrollment drops.
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