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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1932
Page
4
A University survey records varied voter leanings among professors students and staff. Norman Thomas Hoover Roosevelt and Baldwin receive mixed support with opinions on socialism and national policy exchanged across departments and individuals.
The Freshman Class is recording health habits on one of four charts in the Physical Education syllabus. They will keep similar records at three more times this year as part of the college health program.
A detailed debate covers tariff policy and trade impact from Hoover era. Wihnyk criticizes Farm Board extravagance while urging Democratic aims of tariff reduction and equal rights with none special privileges. Burke draws Lincoln parallels to urge Hoover reelection for fiscal prudence and international leadership.
College Social Service Chairman Jane Aine asks students to assist in volunteer work. She invites interested students to meet in room 104 Barnard Hall at noon any day.
The French Club held its first tea in the Conference Room to extend French conversation beyond the classroom. Professors Prenez Le Duc and Lois eaux attended with Elsie Behrend Mil dred Pearson pouring. Matilde Camacho heads the officers Natalie Dresdoff is treasurer and Charlotte Boykin secretary. Prospective members with interest in language and culture are urged to contact the president.
The Class of 1935 held its first meeting under Student Council action. Roselle Riggin chaired as candidates for honorary membership were named. Diana Campbell, Sophomore chair, outlined the Soph Fresh party planned for October 28, a ship party with a buffet and skits. Costs were set at seventy five cents for day students and twenty five cents for dormitory girls. New officers include Diana Campbell as Greek Games Business Manager and Jane Reil as Social Chairman. other officers Gerada Green, Elise Cobb, and Katherine Strait.
Five juniors and eight freshmen formed the special weekend at Barnard Camp near Ossining last Saturday and Sunday. Delphine Dowling organized the arrangements with Miss Tuzo supervising as chaperone. Upperclassmen included Kathleen McGlinchy Jane Martin Margaret Gristede and Margaret Howell. Freshmen on the trip were Lucy Appleton Helen Nicholl Charlotte Haverly Nancy McLaren Jeanette Rubricious Dorothy Sheen Adelaide Pelley and Marion Fisher. The annual Barnard Barbecue is planned for next Sunday at the camp and a freshman weekend is slated for October 29 30 inviting the entire college. Freshmen are urged to participate.
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