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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1940
Page
2
Letter explains Barnard College student government reasons for backing the all college British War Relief Drive. It notes a 40 to 10 vote in Representative Assembly and a 46 to 4 decision against diverting funds to other groups. The piece defends the drive as humane and self directed by students.
The article notes defenses of the War Relief drive on campus. Claire Lawler of Assemblies says Otto Tolichus speech had no link to the British War Relief Committee. The speaker denies coercion and clarifies use of the British coat of arms as a symbol of the affiliated society.
The Roosevelt College Club organized by Francine Salzman aims to educate students on voting laws and absentee ballots. It plans to disseminate propaganda framed as education and hosted a tea with Robert F. Wagner Jr. speaking on the Third Term Issue.
Glee Club meets today from 7 30 to 9 and next Thursday from 6 15 to 7 30 in 408 Barnard. Republican Club listed in notice.
The LR C business group moved its meeting to Wednesday October 23 at 12:00 in Joan 304 Barnard. The Young Republican Club hosts a tea today in Election Day Service Conference Room with Yella music. Pessi harp sitchord recital for Music 1-2 students runs today 1 to 2. Junior Prom Committee meets today at 12 in the Conference Room. Wigs and Cues members meet today at 12:30 in the Theatre. A tea for foreign students is tomorrow 4 to 3 in the Conference Room. Girls volunteering to work at polls should write to Francine Salzman.
The Athletic Association hosts an annual fruit bar during Sports Week in the Jungle from ten to four. Health Committee head Mary Ewald leads the event with bright American country costumes in a Puritan Fathers theme.
Members of the Italian Club will hold a luncheon tomorrow in the Barnard Cafeteria. The event invites all club members to attend and enjoy the meal together.
Episcopal Club members will attend chapel on Thursday and later share lunch in Brooks.
Sophomore and senior residents will host an open house at the college at 7 on Thursday. The event invites resident hall students and interested visitors to tour facilities and meet staff.
An orchestra will hold a rehearsal tomorrow at 7 30 PM. Musicians should arrive early for warmups and tuning.
Spanish Club members plan to attend the Pan American Union meeting in Washington D C during the weekend of November eighth announced by club ident Anne Connolly Other club events include a Barnard Camp weekend October 25 to 27 and a joint Fine Art Club meeting November eighteenth with speaker John Weimar designer at the Brazilian Pavilion Worlds Fair Those interested in the Washington trip should contact club officers
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