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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
4
A reflective essay on money as both blessing and burden in everyday life. It contrasts wealth’s promise with its potential to corrupt and empower, tracing how money shapes choices from marriage to work, and how a young woman confronts independence and financial reality. The piece blends social critique with personal growth themes.
First lady urges college youths to seek objective ideas and calm, scholarly debate. She praises the Youth Hostel Movement for travel and cross cultural contact, saying knowing others reduces racial hatred and that change comes from young people.
Miss Wayman notes evolution from bloomers and long skirts to modern speed suits as gymnastic program shifted to sports. The exhibit in the Conference Room shows historic outfits, dumbbells, wands, and a Battleship Connecticut event jacket, alongside Camp Craft records and Greek games photos from 1918 onward.
Barnard freshmen outline the need for a more practical library system and new buildings while planning active engagement in Wigs & Cues Bulletin and the French Club. The survey shows nineteen freshmen work for pay, with five in typing and other roles such as tutoring piano accompaniment or selling, including a two hour daily commute.
Dr Shotwell tells religious club audiences that solving global tension starts with understanding economic and social behavior. He suggests lowering tariff barriers to ease Italy's population pressure and proposes tariff prizes for nations improving living standards through reciprocity. University officials and faculty members attended the talk.
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