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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
3
The Greek Games Central Committees schedule meetings in the Undergraduate Reading Room 302 Students Hall from December 1 to August 14. AML girls are invited to attend with precedence given to those sessions.
Undergraduate Association meeting chaired by Edythe Sheehan discussed affiliating the Social Service Club with the National Student Forum. Agnes Grant reported last year and this year budgets totaling $630 and $632. Eléanor Phelps argued national affiliation isn’t inherently bad, noting the Forum aims to develop creative thinking on social and economic issues.
The fifteenth annual conference of the Women’s Intercollegiate Association for Student Government met at Randolph-Macon College in Lynchburg Virginia November 23 to 25. Delegates from eastern colleges discussed honor system enforcement penalties and freshman roles in student government. Barnard’s plan received favorable mention and the group noted varying consequences from academic penalties to expulsion.
Professor Kasner a Columbia professor for sixteen years spent his sabbatical in Europe lecturing on Relativity at the Paris and Brussels universities. He noted strong support among mathematicians and some philosophers’ skepticism. He expects Australian eclipse measurements to bolster Einstein's theory and discussed overseas astronomical plans for the upcoming eclipse.
The season opener featured two fast paced games with strong attendance. The Varsity beat the Faculty 26 to 6 as Lucille Morales impressed with accurate throws while the Faculty struggled with teamwork and practice. Pat Wetterer returned to face her former team, and Brooks showed notable speed and skill.
A plan outlines monthly luncheons through the year at Barnard College to hear officers of clubs and student groups, plus undergraduates, speak on public life and intellectual topics. The events would run Fridays noon to 1 pm in Students Hall, with simple lunches and 50 to 60 capacity. Dormitory students may use credit checks. Barbara Kruger, Ruth Boardman, and Edna Trull lead the coordinating effort of the Debating Council ICSA and YWCSA.
Final try-outs selected a cast including June Thorner as the heroine Nelle Weathers James Harvey as the Tony friend Lucy the maid Van Reginald Mor The Englishman The Soda Clerk The ensemble names to be announced next week Rehearsals begun. managers have asked for contracts listed among the cast members and potential fiancés names Eleanor Steele Helena Archibald Edith Kirk Ruth Ackerman Constance Tichenor June Ruth Ackerman.
Discussion groups form this year with Freshmen tackling broad religious and ethical issues and principles. Sophomores focus on applying theory to everyday life, while Seniors aim at developing clear and straight thinking to aid daily student life and vocational chances.
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