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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1931
Page
4
Professor Wilhelm A. Braun head of the German Department told the Kreis on October 12 about his European travels and data gathered for Goethe centennial celebrations. He warned the Reparations Debt may be delayed indefinitely beyond the Hoover moratorium and noted plans to exhibit lantern slides.
Athletic Association Board has finalized Play Week from October 22 to 29 with a full schedule including Play Day, swimming demonstrations by Ethel McGarry and others, fall track meets for freshman through senior classes, tennis finals, archery, and a barbecue. Barnard Camp weekends extend into November with open and private options for eligible undergraduates. sign ups begin on the poster and group leaders must coordinate week-end leaders and safety lists.
The Language Clubs start their new season this month with opening activities planned across groups for the two week period beginning October 12. The International Club held its first meeting of the year on October 13 and announces its first tea for the month inviting all foreign students.
Dr. Butler calls for a broader international outlook to mend a fractured world. He cites Geneva, The Hague, and Basel as centers where cooperative institutions reflect a new global perspective. He urges confidence patience and cooperation to build a sane foundation beyond national differences.
McMillin Theatre hosts the first Junior Show of the year following committee meetings. Organizers aim for a larger life production due to new facilities. Writers and contributors urged to submit stories by November 2 to the story committee chaired by Aileen Pelletier with Tod Tenney overseeing music and related roles.
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