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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1940
Page
2
The report details Col Knox and President Roosevelt speeches on aiding Britain, defense, and anti appeasement stance. It notes Sherwood's support for aid to Britain while opposing war and stresses civil rights lineage and future youth impact in a crisis era.
The article details a new club forming at the college with over sixty members, aiming to inform students on national affairs rather than serving as a Willkie faction. Dr. Robertson, a Princeton graduate, supports conscription and the Selective Service Act, urging civic duty and personal bias towards England due to connections.
The American Youth Congress announces the American Youth Fellowship fund to aid distressed youths due to wars. Chairman Jack McMichael says young Americans must act, with funds directed to Chinese youth, anti fascist youths in France, and anti Nazi youths interned in Canada.
Spanish faculty, Spanish majors and Latin American students heard Dr Day speak on Education in Athens at the Greek and Latin majors meeting.
Freshman officers election meeting is at noon in 304 Barnard. Eligibility committee gathers from 12 to 1 today in the Conference Room.
A session of Senior Proctors is scheduled for 12 today in the Little Parlor.
A harpsichord recital by Yella Pessi is set for Tuesday in the College Parlor. The event features a Music 1-2 class performance and showcases student musicians in an intimate campus venue.
The Newman club will hold tea on Monday from four to six in the College Parlor.
A misspelled entry shows Martha Bennett’s address as 134-02 Woodhaven Boulevard Woodhaven N Y conflicting with earlier board and bulletin statements. The notice signals a correction or clarification in community records.
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