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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1929
Page
4
The piece recalls six weeks in Chicago factories by two junior girls in the textile trades. They report long hours and low pay, with little voice for workers, noting wages from 10 to 13.50 a week for 49 hours, and demand real worker expression and respect rather than employer benevolence.
Professor John Erskine told the Writer's Club at MacMillan Theatre on October 16 that writers should work for love, not money, and that the ideal artist leads a normal life. He urged writers to consider their audience and warned that pursuing material success risks the writer's soul.
The Thomas Club at Columbia College and Barnard announce a series of debates with John Ivey Distinguished Phil Popper and Raymond Moley from the Government Department to discuss the campaign. Meetings are scheduled for October 22 in Havemeyer Hall Room 307 and October 24 in McMillan Theater.
On Tuesday October 15 Barnard College hosted several distinguished Spanish scholars for dinner. They are guests of the Carnegie Foundation attending the Congress of International Law at Briarcliff Lodge, including Professor Altamira of Madrid and Senor Yangua, president of the Spanish National Assembly with his wife. Others from Barcelona and Madrid joined the event.
Chaplain Knox cites healthy student attitude at symposia with eager inquiry. The event was planned by Columbia student religious advisors, who deserve credit for its success. The Senior Advisers concept aids freshmen through course information and registration guidance. The committee endorses continuing the program and improving notice to new students. Thelma Rosengardt serves as Chairman.
The Columbia University Club plans eight alumni meetings starting October 21 to resume study with University professors. Courses include International Relations with Parker T. Moon, Politics and Government with Arthur W. MacMahon, Economics with Rexford G. Tugwell, Psychology with A. T. Poffenberger, and Social Science with Robert Maciver. The program offers practical value for graduates.
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