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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1926
Page
1
Irma Simonton authored the piece with Mildred Gluck as news editor and assistants Harriet Reilly and Helen Williams listed alongside as part of the 1927 staff roster.
A Horace Mann Auditorium speech by Rabbi Wise lauds student interest in Passaic strike as humane and normal. City College is commended for supporting open opinion, condemning censorship, and urging continued use of the new paper to promote constructive debate despite isolated violence.
A Barnard College reader urges Bulletin readers to support a Prohibition poll. The writer argues the value lies in educating students to vote thoughtfully rather than the outcome for Barnard’s wet or dry status. The piece calls on all Barnard students to participate and counter critics who say women won’t vote.
Dorothy Ashworth urges Barnard students to vote in a national student poll on Prohibition conducted with the National Student Federation. She stresses the issue's importance for future voters and asks Barnard to participate fully with quality and quantity.
Extra rehearsals set for Tuesday May and Wednesday May 5 from 12 to 12 30 in the Conference Room. The final rehearsal with the professional orchestra is Thursday May 6 at 12 in the Columbia Gymnasium and attendance will be taken. Concert is Thursday May 6 at 7 in the Columbia Gymnasium. Complimentary tickets via Miss Weeks. Juniors and Seniors may sign to try out for the University Women’s Glee Club with Ruth Coleman. The Women’s Glee Club meets Mondays at the Engineers Club under its director.
Helen Robinson reports a higher share of D and F grades this year, with up to fifty percent increases between classes of the same rank. The Assembly approves amendments reallocating outside relations, open nominations, voting rights for freshmen, and officer removal rules, pending faculty approval.
At 301 Philosophy Hall Friday at four o clock Madge Kennedy who stars in Love in the Mist at the Gaiety Theatre will recount amusing stage experiences. The event welcomes all attendees.
The note mentions Gerald Reynolds and states there are two concerts each year, one in December and one in April.
Mrs Pratt urges intelligent voters and political responsibility to keep elections clean. She notes election district captains control about a hundred votes and advocates joining major parties over leagues like the League of Woman Voters. Pratt has a pending bill for 165090 dollars in revenue bonds to fund tenement inspectors and aid poorer citizens.
The German Institute for Foreigners at the University of Berlin offers summer programs from July 15 to August 25. Courses cover language, literature, German history, art, civilization, politics, economy and sociology for four student groups including undergraduates, postgraduates, MA or PhD work, and auditors seeking cultural studies. Continued on page 5.
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