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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1920
Page
6
Mary Ellis Opdycke condemns the April 13 undergraduate meeting tactics at Barnard College. She calls out inadequate publicity and rushed nominations, decrying steamroller methods while urging publicity and fair parliamentary procedure to uphold Barnard tradition.
The Barnard Debating Club calls for new members to boost Intercollegiate Debating prospects. It urges students from Undergrad and class meetings to join, join now, and participate in tryouts. A tea on April 24 at 4 in the College Parlor features Professor Hollingworth on the psychology of winning an audience.
A. A. NEWS A. R. C. announces a Life Saving Second Course with sessions on April 20 23 27 30 May 7 and May 11 at 4 PM. Sign up on the bulletin board outside Office 209 by Friday April 16. A worthwhile opportunity to acquaint swimmers with life saving work.
Preliminary inter class baseball games left Freshmen and Juniors vying for top honors as spectators call for tougher competition. Miss Boas and Miss Weir sparked bursts of scoring for the Freshmen, while Juniors benefited from strong hitters like Miss Garner Wilkins and Eyre. Coach Burns attended conferences in New York as Barnard eyes a stronger Varsity squad and eager fans rally for more practice.
Swimmers are urged to keep practicing as two events loom. A large open meet is planned for May 14 and a beginners only meet is set for May 4.
The article outlines how British employers largely accept the coming shift and seek peaceful transition. It notes miners slowing production to push for profits system change and for workers to gain control through brain workers, while foreign policy remains of less concern to the organized labor, who fear financial independence for Ireland or action on Russia and Europe.
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