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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1934
Page
3
An amusing note recalls how Barnard Hall’s milk bar drew students and even exhausted gym class members with 3c milk and graham crackers served by a chic milk maid. The Athletic Association touts the healthful beverage praised by Sheffield Farms.
Court 3 features three faculty versus student doubles matches. In Game 1 Professor Reichard and Helen Winselman defeated Miss Holland and Dora Jane Rudolph 15 to 2.
Musician Miss Lev opened Tuesday night with Bach’s Chaconne from the Busoni transcription, moving listeners with singing lines. She followed with Beethoven Opus 109 in E major, then Schumann Etudes Symphoniques, Prokofieff Visions fugitives, a Gavotte in F sharp minor, and two Rachmaninoff preludes. Encores delighted the capacity audience.
Students invited to join the International Club in Barnard Hall. The club aims to promote understanding of foreign cultures and life as well as our own. Sign the poster to enroll and learn about activities planned.
A report continues on the assembly floor about ongoing world events. The discussion references a university woman active in the Conference of the World Affairs Institute and notes extensive studies of international situations. She spent months in Austria, Germany, and Italy in 1932 and in Russia and Germany last year.
The article explains Turkish tobaccos are widely used in American cigarettes for their spicy aroma. It notes Chesterfield combines Turkish and domestic tobaccos in balance to create a milder, better tasting cigarette.
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