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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
4
Students urged to contact Artors Chimpson via Student Mail at 21011 about selling food at the fair on December 4 and 5. They seek volunteers for waitresses and meal assistance and welcome information from those with food service affiliations or experience at restaurants or chains.
Social Service Maria Gill chair will hold office hours on Fridays from 12 to 1 PM in Miss Weeks slice for students without work hour arrangements or unreported contact results. The Big Lis er Trip group schedules a meeting at Union Theological Neighborhood Center 3109 Broadway near Juilliard School of Music at 2:30 PM Sunday after ten it.
Mrs George Wyeth former president of the Women’s National Republican Club challenges Roosevelt’s policies. She warns of rapid power and a potential autocratic state urging local work relief and opposition to Tugwell. She cites Washington’s warning that liberty costs lives.
Rabbi David de Sola Pool of the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue in New York City will speak at a Menorah meeting on Thursday November 5 at 4 15 P M in the College Parlor.
A Civil Liberties Committee meeting is held in the College Parlor at 4 P.M. Miss Willie Sue Blagder will speak, delivering remarks on civil liberties and related issues.
A puppet show for Wigs and Cues members and guests will be in the Wigs and Cues room at 4 this afternoon. Constance Smith Nancy Crowell and Beth Anderson former Barnard students will lead the entertainment.
Professor Reinhold Niebuhr will speak on the Socialist party platform Monday November 2 at 4 P.M. in the College Parlor.
The Marxist Study Club will take trips to Socialist and Communist rallies. The Socialist Rally leaves Brooks Hall at 1 30 PM Sunday led by Ruth Weitz. The Communist function meets JoAn Geddes on Jake Monday at 6 30 PM. Both rallies are at Madison Square Garden.
Press Board adviser Miss Martha Coman shared experiences in newspaper work at a Board tea on Tuesday. Chairman Marie Smith announced members will be assigned to their special districts within two weeks and urged experienced juniors or seniors to try out.
Nominations for A A Secretary will be held on Monday November 2 immediately after the Rep Assembly meeting in 304 Barnard.
Dr Hughey addresses English majors and discusses photostatic copies of manuscript poems in nearly indecipherable 16th century hands. He plans to publish a future volume of unpublished poems found in the manuscript.
Barnard students with suitable pictures are invited to send images to Dorothy Colodny or Paula Cassell via student mail for the 1938 Mortarboard. The staff will publish photos capturing interesting college life and clubs scheduled for group photography.
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