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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
4
A playful poem promotes the College Drug Store at 113th Broadway, inviting patrons to walk or drink there daily. It contrasts social visits with solitary use elsewhere, praising the soda selections as the best on Broadway and highlighting the store’s familiar corner presence.
The Student Council reviews the year’s social calendar amid low lecture attendance and suggests delaying events like Freshmen Show Greek Games Undergraduate Play Glee Club Concert and Field Day. Two meetings will be held this week to finalize a plan within weeks.
A Tuesday meeting in Room 139 corrected a partial motion on Field Day. Baseball will be played on Field Day and athletes were urged to wear white middies. Miss Mayer asked girls not to bring outsiders to the Tennis Courts. An Advisory Council of team captains and committee chairs was added, to schedule games and settle disputes.
Yale factions urge reform of student societies while denying abolition. In The News piece titled The Truth of the Sophomore Movement the aims focus on cutting excess secrecy and preventing inadvisable member selection, arguing secrecy is a self explained concept and defining acceptable levels remains unsettled.
The article discusses criticism of Tap Day for being overly public and sensational. It notes Dean Jones reduced visibility by excluding visitors, while a 1915 petition urged abolishing Tap Day and restricting secrecy. Yale seniors defend elections as internal and credit-focused, with mixed views on reform. The piece also covers class activities at Teachers College and Yale commencement plans including a play and dance.
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