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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1940
Page
4
The Student Activities Committee begins work to organize social events and reserve club functions. Club representatives must submit plans to Mary J. Scully through student mail, to coordinate calendars and prevent conflicts among activities.
Barnard College describes social service options for students including Harlem and Morningside settlement houses. It notes ongoing funding to Morningside, refugee work with American Friends Service and Fellowship of Reconciliation, and government research in housing and civil liberties. Jane Stewart handles placements. A tea on October 31 in the Conference Room will feature field speakers.
The Public Library of Newark New Jersey restricts access to its reference newspaper files to students with special permission. Students must present instructor letters listing specific newspapers to consult.
Wigs and Cues at its first meeting of the year in Brinckerhoff Theatre chose Berkeley Square by John L Balderston for its annual fall production. Director Anton Hardt, who staged Pride and Prejudice last year, will direct again. Non members trying out must become paying members to participate. Dues enforcement will drop unpaid members by December 1. Tryout hours will be posted on the club bulletin board.
Otto Tolischus argues that a Nazi triumph would imperil America, risking global domination by Germany and its allies. He cites German food shortages, weakened morale, and the threat of a totalitarian world order, with Russia, Britain, and Sweden pivotal in future conflicts.
Father Ford addressed the Newman Club on Monday October 21 arguing Catholicism guides life by faith and morals not philosophy or science. He stated there is no conflict between the church and science and explained science studies the visible world while philosophy asks how things came to be and religion seeks deeper explanations. He noted intelligence aids philosophy but faith is the basis for religion.
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