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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
1
A Barnard College student note questions the value of missionary club notices aimed at Freshmen and some Sophomores. It argues that interested students join on their own and suggests trust in casual unattached peers to choose from active clubs, seeking the college’s opinion on the matter.
The piece outlines four student groups at Barnard style in missionary work. Freshmen exhibit enthusiastic vitality and enjoy being utilized for minor roles as a customary honor. Sophomores show similar patterns with more precise acceptance of positions. Juniors pull back from high extracurricular intensity focusing more on academics. extra curricular work typically declines.
A signed letter to the editor defends Barnard's role in the Intercollegiate Debate, challenging a prior claim that results hinged solely on preparation. The writer argues the college as a whole shows limited interest and that the judging or preparation adequacy should be examined beyond a single comparison.
Orrilla Anne Holden commends the Materials Committee for three months of diligent work gathering authorities from the January Congressional Record and Senate hearings. She urges Barnard to improve debate technique and foreseeing emergencies through more trial debates and training.
The Association of Collegiate Alumnae met in Washington from March 25 to April 1, 1921. Barnard College was represented by Professor M. E. Maltby and delegates included Mrs. Robert M. Yerkes, Miss La Rue Brown, Miss Rhoda Milliken, and Miss Frieda Kenyon. The group renamed itself the American Association of University Women and elected Miss Ada Comstock as president. The retiring president was Mrs. Marvin Rosenberry, and annual meetings were approved with four conference sessions.
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