Editors Defend Nominations Pace At Undergraduate Meet
In letters to the Barnard Bulletin Isabel Rathborne disputes Miss Opdycke’s charge of haste in nominations claiming a long pause and rapid meeting reports. Hilda Newborg Straus, Publicity Committee chair, thanks A A students and other groups for publicity support including ice hockey and photo opportunities at the carnival.
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Barnard Bulletin
Bulletin
Endowment Drive
A. A
Physical Education Department
Hilda Newborg Straus
Correction on 1922 Greek Games costumes credit
The Bulletin prints a correction regarding last week's Greek Games piece. It clarifies that the 1922 dance costumes were designed by the Dance Committee, not the Costume Committee, per a signed note from the 1922 Costume Committee.
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Bulletin
Club Elections and Charters Rules for Next Year
The Board of Student Presidents urges clubs to hold elections for next year's officers after undergrad and class elections. Recharter applications for 1920 991 must be filed May 5 6 and 7 in the Conference Room between 10 and 1. At least five girls not including this year's seniors must appear with a pro forma.
Juniors Win 1921 Interclass Baseball Championship
The Juniors defend their college baseball title by defeating the Freshmen amid strong play from Ruth Crabtree and Eleanor Teimann. Gerry Lehman and Leah Murd en delivered notable infield and outfield feats as 1920 and 1922 rivals also earned praise. Seniors also claim victory over 1922 with credit to 1920 for a strong fielding and timely hits.
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Ruth Crabtree
Eleanor Teimann
Gerry” Lehman
Leah Murden
Boas
Weil
Tiemann
Schmidt
Leslie Frese
First Varsity Game at Barnard Gymnasium
A varsity basketball game is scheduled for Thursday April 29 at 5 PM in Barnard Gymnasium. Local teams and ticket details are expected from the athletics department.
Tennis Tournaments Begin Indoor Singles Today
Indoor singles competition starts today to finish the scheduled tournaments. Courts on campus are expected to be ready next.
A A Weekend at Miss Marble's For Members
A A members are invited for the weekend April 30 to May 2 at Miss Marble's house and cottage. About thirty girls may stay if they share rooms and pay 76 cents train fare and 40 cents bus fare each way. Food to be brought from the city, desserts welcome, and cooks encouraged. Each girl supplies a blanket and 60 cents per day for meals.
A. A. Hike Leaves Today at 3 P.M.
A. A. Hike departs today at 3 P.M. with plans to return in time for Wigs and Cues. Food is taken along.
Class Presidents Voted at April Meetings
At the Monday April 19 class meetings the following were elected class presidents 21 Gertrude Schoedler 2 Edith Cahn 23 Garda Brown.
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Gertrude Schoedler
Edith ‘Cahn
Garda Brown
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Isabel E. Rathborne
Notlek
Teachers’ College
Barnard Gymnasium
Aires Wi
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