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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1924
Page
3
In a tight Barnard vs Vassar alumnae game at Columbia gymnasium, Vassar edged Barnard 20 to 19 after a second half shift from girls to boys rules. The crowd filled the stands as Barnard’s orchestra amplified the upbeat atmosphere.
The college schedules a series of assemblies through spring. Dean Gildersleeve speaks April 8 and May 13, with lectures by Miss Kirth on April 15 and Professor Brander Matthews on April 22. The University Glee Club plans a concert April 29, and the final Undergraduate meeting occurs May 6.
Dr Kilpatrick of Teachers College outlined four signs of good teaching. Pupils must sit up and pay attention, discuss the subject outside class, prepare in advance, and apply learned lessons to change attitudes and daily life. An experiment with nonformal activities showed improved learning, more reading at home, fewer diseases, and better overall outcomes.
On Tuesday April 8 the College Assembly will feature a talk by the Dean on Student Freedom and Responsibility. The Caroline Duror Fellowship for the next year will be announced at the same meeting.
The A A board unveils a new points based athletic award system affecting varsity and class teams, Greek Games, field day, and miscellaneous events. It awards up to 100 points for varsity achievements, with specific point values for placements, participation, and special credentials like Red Cross and life saving licenses.
Barnard and Columbia students filled the Gymnasium for a program by Barnard Chorus and Orchestra including Just Up the Banks of the Hudson and Stand Up and Cheer. Ruth Coleman, Mildred Lyman, Adele Alexander performed a Grieg minuet. Marie Campbell, Phoebe Wilcox, Janet O Connor sang To a Water Lily. Osborn argued evolution aligns with conduct, defending primitive art and religious sense while challenging the view that evolution rejects religion.
The Greek Games organizers announced escorts and ushers for the event. Entrances include Margaret Irish and others. costumes list Marion Mettler and team. lyrics feature Ruth Cushman among singers. music credits Nelle Weathers and Elizabeth Waterman. dance roster lists Lucia Alzamora and Eleanor Wood. Athletics head Naomi Lubell governs a large usher corps including Marie Wallfield and Katherine Jackson.
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