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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
3
The Student Friendship Drive begins to raise funds for distressed European students. Barnard College will host the drive from December 6 to December 13 with a goal of 3000 dollars, aiming for an average contribution of three dollars per student.
Thanksgiving services were held Wednesday noon in Brinkerhoff Theatre. Dean Gildersleeve spoke to students about changing meanings of Thanksgiving over fifty years, urging sharing welfare with those in misery and seeking food for the spirit through honest work.
The document lists chairmen and committees appointed to the Greek Games Central Committee for 1925 and 1926. It names chairmen, advisory, athletics, business, costumes, dance, lyrics, and music groups with member rosters including Marion Mettler, Meta Hailparn, Charlotte Bradley, Naomi Lubell, ViOla Travis, and many others, noting additional provisional committees to be chosen later and a separate helper panel led by the visor.
Miss MacAlarney of the Bureau of Vocational Information spoke at the assembly on Tuesday December 4 urging girls to study leaflets on women in chemistry finance and journalism and to set a definite career aim. She warned college should be a means to an end and stressed avoiding occupation instability and back doors such as secretarial posts. She urged girls to learn stenography and typewriting and to visit career resources for guidance.
Wigs and Cues presents The Sabine Women by Andreyeff and The Widow's Veil by Alice Rostetter at Brinckeroff Theatre tonight and tomorrow night. Denver Frankel stars as an ingenue Sabine woman. Ethel Wise leads the conquered as Roman satire. ensemble also features Selena Calder. The Widow's Veil showcases Mrs McManus and Miss Weathers in Irish brogue with new performers Williams and Calder.
Student Government delegates at Randolph-Macon discussed dormitory life topics including the Honor System, faculty relation to student government, smoking, supervision of social life, quiet hours, and proctor oversight. The discussion noted dormitory rules as a sub division of the larger college honor system and varied enforcement across colleges.
The World’s Student Christian Federation European Relief seeks aid for thousands of destitute European students with American college support. Princeton pledges $12,000, Vassar $8,000, Barnard $3,000, and Carolina $1,500 as Parsons College and others promote a 100 percent campaign. Read letters from Europe showing pervasive hardship including Russian students lacking clothing and food, highlighting the urgency of giving.
A notice requests Barnard students to apply for books at the main library first to avoid overcrowding and preserve privileges. It urges careful use and not to abuse library resources.
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