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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1936
Page
2
The notice details a senior weekend event at Perrard Hall with a 12:15 start on October 23, led by Dorothy from class 37. It indicates a Halloween celebration and mentions forthcoming activities during the weekend.
Junior and freshman day students are invited to a tea in the Brooks Hall drawing room on October 22 from 4 30 to 6 00. Miss Abbot Harrie and Marjorie Pirman are chairmen. The residence hall orchestra led by Vera Rieker will provide music. Sandwiches tea and cake will be served.
The department of health education warns students who have not yet received their health grades this year must secure them by Friday October 23. Those without a grade will face cuts in physical education after that date until they are graded.
Students with old books to donate should contact Wilma Walach who leads the Lutheran Club table at the upcoming fair. The club plans to sell the donated volumes to raise funds.
Dr. Mary Markley Secretary of the Board of Education of the United Lutheran Church of America will speak at the Lutheran Club meeting on October 26 at 4 30 in the Little Parlor.
The Erratum Bulletin apologizes for a prior error stating the fall play Wigs and Cues would be on November 11 and 12. the correct dates are December 11 and 12. The correction clarifies the schedule for the production.
The city wide poll on periodical reading by Affairs the national weekly shows Mortarboard winning by an overwhelming margin with one thousand votes. The New York Times and Daily Worker trail, while editor Helen Raé Beck denies Moscow's claim about the Daily Worker. Observers warn results may impact the international gold market though Barnard College votes dominate the total.
Burke supporters decry an expulsion as a flagrant violation of academic freedom. The Defense Committee calls on liberals to back Burke in defense of freedom of thought at Columbia. The dismissal followed a protest over Columbia’s invitation to Heidelberg University’s 550th anniversary last May. Dean Herbert Hawkes says Burke led a disgusting demonstration. Burke’s defenders deny disorder and blame his leadership of progressive movements.
Dr James H Oliver Assistant Professor of history will address the Classical Club on October 20 at 4 o clock in Room 304 Barnard The talk covers ancient orient and Greek history and is open to history majors and the student body.
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