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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1930

Page

3

Certrude Wylie Wins Athletic Presidency

Certrude Wylie wins the Athletic Association presidency with 170 votes. Installations will be held at college assembly on Tuesday. Wylie, a former class track manager and Mortarboard staffer, ran against Eva Walles and leads a slate of student leaders named for the Representative Assembly.

Certrude Wylie College Assembly Rertrude Wylie Athletic Liss Wyle Ea Walles Nee A.A Doopstaff Mortarboard Representative Assembly Betty Calhoun Ruth Abelson Jorothy Kramm Katherine Crawford Gertrude Euchtenberg Marjorie, Bahouth Edith Tompkins Ima Krumweide Dora Breitweiser Miss Abelson Dorothy Kramm Kitty Crawford Gertrude Leuchtenberg Marjorie Bahouth Edith ]Fompkins Telma Kromweide Bulletin Norrow Ava

Barrie and Maeterlinck Plays To Be Produced

Soup of Wigs and Cues plans stage productions of Maeterlinck The Intruder and Barrie The Twelve-Pound Oak led by Marjorie Schouth and Maxine Rothchild. Cast includes Roslyn Stone Elizabeth Benson Ethel Greenfield and Evelyn with Florence Healy directing The Intruder cast directed by Ne Berman and others involved in staging and costumes.

Maeterlinck Wil Barrie Cues Marjorie Schouth Maxine Rothchild Florence Healy Wyatt Roslyn Stone Ilizat Benson Ethel Greenfield We Rader Margaret Femp Ne Berman Clicta Badanes Olga Walles Ka Merchant Evelyn

Teutonic Attitude Described as Gloomy by Editor

Herr Wolf von Dewall, editor of the Frankfurter Zeitung, told a combined Sociology and German class that Germany faces deep pessimism. He warned unemployment ranges from 2.3 to 3 million and that middle class suffering accompanies postwar inflation. He likened recovery to pneumonia and urged adaptation of industry.

Wolf von Dewall Frankfurter Zeitung Maclver Germany Eferr von Dewall Mr. Yenevel Eft So Hice

Seek College Attitude On Student Fellowship Vote Planned

The college debates Student Fellowship at a referendum on April 23 or 24 to decide support for an international exchange initiative. Miss Gladys Vanderbilt notes concerns that pledging has become mandatory and attention shifts to restoring voluntary, genuine student involvement in the drive.

Exchange International Gladys Vanderbilt

Humanism Deemphasizes God Immortality and Prayer

Charles Francis Potter, founder of the humanist movement, urged at the Hall Symposium that religion can exist without God immortality worship or prayer. He argued humans answer their own prayers and that humanism centers on a good life rather than the supernatural. Continued on Page 3.

Charles Francis Potter Humanist Movement Ar Hall

Greek Games Scoring Report for Freshmen and Sophomores

The 1930 Greek Games scoring details list points by class and event. Notable results include 1932 winning 12 points for original Muse and 3 for attendance. Dance scores show Sophomores leading in idea and execution with mixed costumes. Chariot and torch races assign points to 32 and 33 classes, with charioteers named Kramar and Bossert and athletes named Mooney Miles Nelson Tompkins among others.

Muse Penney Guldi Idea Calisher Ivric Corey Rodger Reader Kramar Bossert

Barnard Plans New Greenhouse On Milbank Roof

Barnard College announces a new greenhouse to replace the old facility. Professor Sinnot says the three story glasshouse will sit on Milbank roof overlooking the Hudson, with sections for class study, plant breeding, and display plus tanks and a large aquarium to support botanical science and class work.

Barnard Sinnot Tts Milbank Hudson and the Palisades

Longer spring vacation debated after Easter

The article discusses extending spring vacation and outlines that voting will occur immediately after Easter. It notes potential implications including a longer term in the dune and substantial red tape to update the catalog at Liniversity.

Dune Liniversity

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Allege Rep. Assembly Sembly Barrie & Maeterlinck Elizabeth Reynard Man Dr. Potter Jung Plis Pontain Alphets Crregh Syracuse James Olympia Sicily
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