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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
2
The article reports theologian Reinhold Niebuhr denouncing the rise of fascism. It notes his concerns about threats to civilization, religion, and progressive vitality, urging vigilance against extremist movements and the potential impact on society.
Mautner claims Blueshirts seek Barnard and Columbia backing while denying fascist ties. Barnard fencer Marie Smith says she knows nothing about the group. executives plan a ten member steering body. The movement promises counter protests against radicalism and aims to influence the American Student Union without publicizing plans.
Carl J. Weese, Metropolitan Archery Champion for two years and New Jersey State Champion for four, demonstrated archery technique at the Sports Week Archery Tournament held Tuesday October 2 27. He scored twenty four hits in twenty four trials, explained aiming method, and showed proper stance.
Students invited to compose music for the 1938 Junior Show. Interested writers should contact Caryl Rothschild promptly. Music plays a key role and must be prepared well in advance. Messages may be left via student mail.
In the woods used for bows and arrows the Formal Beginners Tournament occurred with Edna Jones officiating. Elizabeth Brupbacher Ida Padget and Marjorie Newman won first second and third respectively. The Formal Inter-class event scheduled for Tuesday was moved to Thursday afternoon due to the college assembly.
Earl Browder Communist candidate for president speaks at 3 p m in McMillin Theatre under the Columbia Browder Ford Committee auspices announced by Walter Schapp. Browder recently toured the country with meetings in Florida and Indiana and was arrested once in Terre Haute on vagrancy charges.
In a terse exchange a man asks about cutting his heir, Barter denies involvement after six months on the job, and a woman repeatedly rejects the plea. The dialogue ends with a persistent man appealing to a mother who remains firm.
A report notes the distribution of penny literature and hundreds of free Browder radio talks. The activity highlights efforts to spread political material and public broadcasts.
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