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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
7
A poetic reminiscence of a college Junior Prom featuring Jonesi the Dean and Gladys G V B as the trio of hosts. The piece describes gilded portals, springtime blooms, dancing couples, and a Love Duet, ending as taxicabs honk in the rain and the event concludes.
Admission cards are limited for the Columbia Evening of Poetry and Music event in Arts and Sciences at 304 University Hall. Get tickets early to avoid missing the program.
Dr Baldwin read from William Vaughan Moody's epic The Fire Bringers at the Contemporary Verse Club meeting the first in weeks. The poem traces mythical figures in darkness with Pandora trusting Prometheus who restores light, echoing Paradise Lost in scope and technique.
Seniors must pay Senior Week dues at noon on April 29 30 and May 3 to receive event tickets. Hold receipts. dues receipts are required for entry to Senior Week events.
Student advisers from various departments will be available in the Undergraduate Reading Room daily from 12 to 1 and 4 to 5 over the next two weeks. Any student planning her next year program is urged to attend during lunch hours or after classes for additional guidance.
Milbank reception room rules state undergraduates may use the room only when hosting guests and not for studying between classes. Proctors should not be forced to chase students out. the misunderstanding has prompted clarification.
The Women's Civic Group invites the Senior Class to a theatre lecture on April 27 by J A Hobson of London. The theme is The Plight of Europe. Hobson, a leading English thinker on economic and social issues, will speak. Attendance is by invitation only.
The rule states lunches must be eaten only in designated lunch rooms and not in studies, classrooms, reception rooms, swimming pool area, gymnasium, lockers, or other parts of the building not set aside for lunch use.
About half of the 1921 Mortarboard signups have not paid. All who signed up must pay for their books. A final payday is planned for Monday and Tuesday, March 15 and 16, giving those owing a last chance to settle. Only those who prepaid will receive their ookles when the issue is released.
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