Calendar items for October 27 to 29
Calendar entries list events from Tuesday October 27 to Thursday October 29 including a 4-Track Meet, A A Tea at College Parlor, a 4-Lecture by Professor Friess, and Menorah Club at College Parlor.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1931
Page
2
Calendar entries list events from Tuesday October 27 to Thursday October 29 including a 4-Track Meet, A A Tea at College Parlor, a 4-Lecture by Professor Friess, and Menorah Club at College Parlor.
Frank Bohn argues Spain will separate church and state as republicanism grows. He cites Zamora’s challenge with Jesuit relations and predicts future leaders like Edison will industrialize inventions for mankind’s good, ending poverty and discontent.
Langner argues drama is too commercial and discusses writing with Gleb Botkin. Botkin, an author of novels, says writing is a hobby for him, favors the novel over the short story, and notes characters in novels develop autonomy after a few chapters while short stories require rapid setup.
A college referendum on adopting a pass-fail system is under consideration. The Curricular Committee led by Olga Maurer asks Barnard to study the questionnaire and welcomes student letters to the Bulletin expressing opinions, focusing on reasons for anger.
A large turnout of students and faculty attended an informal Tea on Monday October 19 to kick off the Italian Club’s activities for the year. Guest of honor Mrs Prez zolini, wife of Professor Prezzolini, head of the Casa Italian, helped inaugurate the season and plans for upcoming events are underway.
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