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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1924
Page
1
The venue stages Booth Tarkington's Seventeen in a seven day run with two showings daily. Evening performance at 8 15 pm and afternoon at 2 15 pm. Tickets priced at 75 cents and 50 cents.
A Barnard College committee chaired by Marion Mettler proposes dissolving the dual boards Board of Student Presidents and Student Council. The plan creates a centralized Legislative Assembly to represent undergraduates and carry faculty-vested authority, reducing red tape and antiquated processes.
Professor Montague spoke to Y W C A members on Christian applications to daily living. He argued Jesus offers unique ethical guidance, stressing values accessible to all, with a message of hope for nobles and common people alike. Continued on Page 6.
We summarize a proposed Barnard College constitution detailing the Undergraduate Association's name objects and membership categories. It outlines officers representation, class president roles, and student council composition and duties as presented in the draft document.
Brander Matthews Columbia professor and author spoke on Mark Twain at a College Assembly. He recalled Twain’s mastery of oratory with pauses and ghost stories. noted Twain’s impromptu phrases and a tale told three times with similar effect. He recounted Twain’s collar button anecdote and a quip to his wife Livie.
The Student Government moves toward an elected representative assembly with legislative powers to run most undergraduate business. It will be elected by proportional representation and include current B.O.S.P officials, plus college wide members. Changes to the Student Council and its personnel are anticipated as plans near publication.
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