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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1936
Page
2
A Circulo Hispano gathering is set for Monday October 19 at 4 P M in the Conference Room. Miss Saberski discusses Spain experiences and Mrs Del Rio shares impressions from Spain. Refreshments served and college invited. Spanish coffees in Brooks Hall after dinner mark club activities for Barnard and Columbia French circles.
The Foreign Policy Association plans a talk on Ensen relations with speakers including James Allen and Margaret Lamont. Event at Broadway and 44th Street with reception to follow. Admission for members fifty cents, non members seventy five cents, students free with FP A dues.
At 4 P M on Wednesday October 21 the new French Reading Circle will meet in the Masson Francaise location to discuss program and activities.
Freshmen and upperclassmen are invited to meet on Jake at 3 p.m. today for a social service trip. The excursion will cover Union Neighborhood Center Riverside Playground and a special Greenwich House trip for the first ten participants who sign the poster.
The Italian Club presents a Friday evening program on November 6 at Casa Italiana featuring an Italian talking picture with English captions, Italian refreshments, and dancing. Tickets cost seventy five cents per person.
Dr Gaver will address a joint meeting of the International Relations Club and the Peace Committee of the Social Science Union. The talk titled Monetary Stabilization and its Effect on Prospects of World Peace is set for Wednesday October 15 at 12 20 in the Conference Room. The college is invited to attend.
Miss Ruth Berkri and Barnard Spanish fellow of that year join Mrs Del Rig to speak at the club meeting on El topics and departmental matters.
Ryen Holmsen and Shirley Hageman and Marguerite Kutschera were elected vice president secretary and treasurer respectively at a Psychology Club meeting in Room 304 Barnard. Ruth Gerardi announced that field trips would visit the Children’s Court Columbia Laboratory several stores and the Vocational Guidance Bureau. Plans for a Psychology Club booth at December’s Fair were discussed.
The first Newman Club meeting will be held Monday October 16 at 4 PM in the College Parlor. Tea will be served by Miss Carbonara and Dr. McGuire.
The Mortarboard announces portrait times on Tuesday October 20 with sessions at 12:00 in the Bulletin office 12:15 in the Mortarboard office 12:30 in the Quarterly office and 12:45 in the Student Council Room.
Time Magazine quotes a 1940 class of 300000 across America with New England’s tallest group at 178.03 cm and New York University enrolling 42850 students. It notes President Butler at Harvard vacationing in Europe and campus unrest at Columbia with decorators picketing and student activism.
Civic leaders discuss a proposed charter replacing the Board of Aldermen with a small council and moving administrative duties to the new Board of Estimate. A Deputy Mayor, Treasurer office, pay as you go plan, and a City Planning Commission are created, with initiative and referendum for key amendments.
Judge Agnes Craig, slated to address the Pri Group yesterday, canceled the talk due to the death of her brother. The event was postponed as the group adjusts its schedule after the abrupt withdrawal.
Bertha Lloyd announces a three day display October 19 to 21 featuring Tioga hand knitted garments and new tweeds. The shop at the southeast corner of 11th Street and Broadway will stay open evenings to assist customers unable to visit by day.
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