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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
5
The Glee Club invites women’s voices to submit two to four part songs for concerts. Any student melodies captured last summer or ideas stored for the bureau drawer may be arranged for performance. Communicate via Student Mail to share tunes and gain performance opportunities.
The 1921 class meeting on November 24 elected Gladys Van Brunt as Junior Prom Chairman by two ballots. Announcements included a December 5 University tea and dance, a February 28 Sing song, weekly song practices, and a possible class show to be scheduled later.
Mary Ellis Opdyke won the poster contest for What Every Woman Knows. The contest promotes the play and signals strong community support from the Wigs and Cues board and production team aiming for a full audience.
Roshanara, famed for Indian dances, attended the Dance Club tea on Tuesday afternoon at the College Parlor. She described dances as fairy stories that rely on symbolism and told how Indian dancing is intimate with no theatres. The club felt fortunate to host such a charming guest.
A letter to the editor condemns late entering and peeking at notes during a sprung quiz. The author argues it violates the honor code, harms perception of fairness, and teaches deception, urging students to be more mindful of integrity in class.
Under Mrs. Noble a College Settlement assistant head worker, S.C.S.A. members conducted an observation trip on November 21 to the Bureau of Domestic Relations, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, and the Children's Court. Luncheon followed at the College Settlement with an enlightening discussion about the institutions visited.
Professor Chaddock of the Department of Economics will speak on the National Social Unit at the next ICSA meeting. The session is December 12 at 4 in the Conference Room, Cincinnati, offering first hand insights from his recent study of the local experiment in Community Organization.
At a Monday business meeting in the Conference Room the club elected Professor Ogburn Professor Huttmann Sylvia Eppard 20 and Margaret Myers 20 to the Executive Committee. A question box is placed on the fourth floor Bulletin Board for member and non member suggestions on discussions speakers books and more. It is hoped the college will express its opinion.
President Butler spoke at a Thanksgiving Service in St. Pauls Chapel on November 25 urging spiritual courage over political or economic fixes. He framed the era as one of stirring opportunity and duty to bind up the wounds of the world through moral force and service.
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