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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1928
Page
3
Personal recollections trace the shift from ceremonial evening cigars to widespread daily smoking. The narrator notes a once refined ritual replaced by ubiquitous cigarette use and escalating health risks, observing trembling hands and anxious habits among colleagues.
An 800 person crowd at McMillin Theatre heard Scott Nearth, a Communist writer, discuss Russia’s labor system and economic growth. Mary Simkovitch, famed New York social worker and Greenwich House founder, outlined career paths in social work and highlighted her extensive affiliations and publications.
Programs for the second term must be filed in the Registrar's Office between Tuesday December 4 and Friday December 14. The notice specifies filing window and location for all programs.
In the 1931 interclass contest the Sophomores upset expectations by tying the Seniors 1929 in a late gymnasium game watched by few. The Sophomores’ guarding and sharp play carried the match, with the 1930ists and Freshmen giving middling showings and the 1929 second and third teams falling by narrow margins and losses.
Mme. la Comtesse de la Gabbe spoke at the French Club Tea on November 26 in the college parlor. She aimed to foster friendship between the United States and France by sharing real French life and correcting mistaken notions, focusing on young French girls to engage college students. The Countess argued lack of knowledge fuels enmity, and her talk sought to reduce ignorance through cultural insight.
Dr Wallace B House, professor of nervous and mental diseases at New York Homeopathica Medical College, will discuss suggestion and its use in patient treatment. He is affiliated with the Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue hospitals. Lecture at four o clock in the Conference Room. College invited.
Barnard announces Health Week starting next Monday with international themes. Health traditions from Switzerland China and England will be showcased in novel displays. A different posture contest is planned and rumors speak of health dots parading around campus. Preparations indicate this will be the best Health Week yet.
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