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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1930
Page
3
Irving Fineman prize novel author once a civil engineer argues that science and fiction share objective study aims. He warns against mystery in literary creation and says novelists should clarify happenings like scientists, noting his shift after the war.
Wigs and Cues plans a busy tryout season with about fifty students pursuing acting directing and more. Readings will be Monday and Tuesday with times announced on the Bulletin Board, and new hopefuls may join at the session.
The committee studied sophomores and found 32 students improved their averages while 30 declined and 10 stayed the same. The overall average increase was 0.08 percent, indicating Greek Games participation generally does not harm academic standing.
The League for Industrial Democracy announces a New York State contest on unemployment remedies with $500 in prizes. Entries must be residents of New York, up to 500 words, and due by November 6. Judges include Dr. Andrews, Dr. Wolman, and Prof. Niebuhr. prizes range from 300 to 10 dollars.
A college yearbook ad extols Mortarboard as affordable, witty coverage of campus life. It touts intimate faculty snapshots, candid campus groups, and up to date college topics while urging students to subscribe daily at Barnard Hall noon.
Dr Hjalmar Schacht, ex Reichsbank president, spoke at McMillin Theatre urging economic peace for a viable Pan European union and opposing Briand's political instrument plan as infeasible without broader disarmament and global living standards equality. He warned war stems from unequal living standards and urged a worldwide approach.
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