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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1930
Page
2
Calendar item notes a Gales Club at 408 with a Social Seance Forum Conference and elections in the Conference Room from 10 to 4 on Tuesday April 8 and an additional mention of an Professional Relations Group meetings.
The article argues that each additional year of schooling has cash value but lack of real work experience blocks college graduates from getting jobs. Summer work offers practical business experience and helps students discover their career path. It notes women must demonstrate concrete skills beyond a degree and cites a personnel director praising graduates for native ability, ambition, and cultivated tools from college education.
An informal doubles event invites quirky team names like Amos and Andy and zoology buffs. Entries open with a poster tomorrow and real names go to managers. Signups run April 9 to 16 with many surprises in store.
A poetic fragment recalls a smoke filled Barnard room where a sudden strike of cards sparks far reaching reflections. It laments mishandling decks and vows to avoid similar errors in the future.
The Bear Pin honors the highest award for extra curricular activity. Gladys Vanderbilt receives the Bear Pin as the university announces the top recipient among prominent students. Undergrad President introduces the award season and presents the accolade.
New officers elected include Laucienne Cougnene as 32 President Lucretia Moeller 31 Vice President and Social Secretary Alice Fisher Treasurer Esther Grabelsky 31 Secretary and Ellen Forsyth Publicity Manager.
The Newman Club elected Mary LeVine as President at its recent session. Caro line Atz was chosen Vice-President, Helen Mooney as Treasurer, and Florence Dickenson as Secretary. The secretary is a freshman while the others are sophomores.
An advertisement proclaims Kotex as reliable and discreet, describing its fit and cellulose Cellucotton absorbing wadding. It notes 85 percent of reading hospitals use Kotex absorbent and touts easy disposal. Buy a box from Kotex Company Chicago Illinois.
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