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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
5
ELINOR KOHN objects to a Barnard College play review, calling it amateurish and biased. She argues the article uses exaggerated language about love sick girls and Bolshevik notions, rendering any genuine critique valueless.
The final Y. W. lecture on Christianity features Jonathan C. Day discussing Christianity and Nationalism on December 9. Day previously led a successful Silver Bay course on the same topic, drawing broad appeal among students of economics philosophy history and religion.
Debating Club meets Tuesday December 7 in Room 139 for a major announcement on Inter-Collegiate debate tryouts. Provisional chairman of the Entertainment Committee will be chosen during the session.
The Christian Science Society of Columbia University invites members and friends to attend a meeting in Room N at Earl Hall at 7 45 in the evening on Tuesday December 7.
Dr Berkson of the Bureau of Education presided at the Hebrew Culture Society meeting held the Tuesday before Thanksgiving vacation. He contrasted Hebrew education with the Catholic parochial system noting Catholics combine public schooling with religious training while Hebrew schools lack this integration. A lively discussion followed with constructive criticism.
On Monday December 6 at 4 P.M. in Room 304 Students Hall John Haynes Holmes pastor and writer will address the Political and Social Discussion Club and Deutcher Kreis on What Shall We think of the Bolshevik The college is invited.
Sophomores entertained seniors with a November 29 party noted for dancing stunts and sociable atmosphere. Highlights included a ragamuffin band evoking a kitchen orchestra and a semi allegorical speaking movie titled Bill Penn. Nancy Boyd inspires the clever concept, with gratitude to her sister assistants.
Alumni records list Senta Herrmann married in 1906 to Herman Bernhard and Eva Ingerman married Bela Low in 1920. It notes private practice openings, marriages to notable figures, relocations abroad, and several professional positions including teachers and editors.
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