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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1940
Page
2
Miss Reynard delivers October 16 address urging women to train for home front tasks rather than uniforms. Proposed roles include first aid, infant care, cooking, housing, driving, traffic control, gas mask work, air piloting, and farming with focus on civilian resilience in crises.
Notices announce a preview lecture today at 4 in the College Parlor by Professor Moore of the Columbia Music Department for the Busch concert series. The Social Service Committee meets today at 12 in the Conference Room. A Deutscher Kreis meeting is set for Oct 28 from 4 to 6 at J15 Milbank.
A freshman transfer meeting will be held October 28 at 12 in room 304 Barnard.
Father Ford will lecture on The Ritual of the Mass and the Symbolism of the Sacraments October 28 at 4 PM at Corpus Christi Church 121st Street. History and History IT departments invite the college community.
History majors graduate students and faculty will hold a tea on October 28 from 4:30 in the Conference Room.
The Government Department hosts its first symposium on October 29 at 3 p.m. focusing on religion and war. The event marks the start of an ongoing series examining faith, conflict, and policy.
Bulletin corrects errors from Tuesday about the Classical Club founded in memory of Professor Mortimer Lehman Earle and the Farle Prize in Clasus. It notes Professor Maciver is a distinguished member of Columbia's faculty, not a visiting lecturer.
Deutscher Kreis welcomed 115 members and faculty in the German room at Milbank on October 15 led by president Inge Hieber. Dr Gunther led the singing with her accord ion and Mr Puhan performed Schnitzelbank. The next meeting on October 22 included Lustige Spiele and a chance for students to turn the tables on the faculty.
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