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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
3
An interclass swimming meet begins at 4 30 with a new scoring method to boost enthusiasm. Swimmers earn points based on time rather than finishing place, with girls’ 20 yard times guiding scores from 5 down to 1. All swimmers urged to attend.
National Collegiate World Court Conference set for Princeton on December 11 and 12 will feature principal speakers D. Ashworth John W. Davis Dr. George E. Vincent and Raymond B. Fosdick. Delegates include dignitaries and professors from Mills College Michigan Bates College Mt Holyoke and University of Texas with Dorothy Ashworth representing Barnard.
Excerpts from letters by Professor Ogburn on leave in Europe recount Italy’s Venice Rome Naples Pompeii and Florence, Mussolini’s regime, and European statistical meetings. Paris notes cover social science aims in France, lack of a national statistical system, theater life, and cultural contrasts with America.
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