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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1933
Page
3
The Fabian Club of Barnard invites the public to hear Harry W Laidler PhD Socialist candidate for Comptroller speak next Monday October 23 at 4 p.m. Laidler noted author lecturer and economist will discuss the Socialist position in upcoming municipal elections.
Dean Gildersleeve urged giving a fellowship to a foreign student if funds from this year’s Student Fellowship Drive fall short for two awards. The goal is to promote international understanding, with a Barnard student representing another nation. The drive, set for October 16, funds a year’s study for a foreign entrant at Barnard and sends a Barnard senior abroad. Donations typically run dollars, and gifts may be pledged rather than paid all at once, with personal solicitation by a committee led by Marguerite Hoffmann and members including Appleton, Pecheux, Bach, Ten ey, McLaren, Williams, and others.
In a Barnard Forum session on October 12, Langdon Post and S Sawyer LeVay urged Fusion and Recovery Party candidates to win reforms. Thomas Sheridan disputed budget figures while praising McKee and denouncing Tammany. Attendees heard calls to restore city credit and overhaul display of party lines.
Barnard College forms a joint committee of faculty and students to study the National Recovery Administration code and educate others. The group aims to inform both employees and employers about regulations, with Professor Baker as chair and Dean Gildersleeve outlining the plan.
Dean Virginia Gildersleeve told the New York Herald Tribune Third Annual Women’s Conference at the Waldorf Astoria that character building is essential in higher education. She warned public opinion may view women’s study as a luxury and questioned the practice of favoring brothers over daughters in education. Continued on page 2.
On Tuesday October 17 at 1 10 pm seven department meetings will be held in specified rooms English 139 French 10457 eology 214 German 115 and Music 701 A luncheon for Economics majors runs 12 to 2 pm in Room 401 Barnard History majors attend a tea at 4 pm in Room 301 Barnard Zoology majors meeting postponed
Episcopal freshmen and transfers attended a tea hosted by the Episcopal Club on Thursday October 12 at 4 pm in the Conference Room. Josephine Diggles welcomed new members and outlined club activities as weekly chapel lunches and plans, monthly business meetings, and interschool programs. Miss Eckhardt described religious opportunities including the Schermerhorn Lectures, noon chapel services, and daily meditations with Chaplain Knox slated to give the lectures.
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