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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1928
Page
5
Reading and writing English is the only entrance gate to the Barnard Summer School for industrial women. The seven week program emphasizes coordination across three study groups, linking history economics and worker environment while avoiding duplication through cross faculty cooperation.
Juniors are told there are two weeks left to order programs and favors for Prom. Only signatures on the poster before Christmas vacation can be sent in. Those attending after the date cannot be promised a program or favor.
The Fall Dormitory Dance occurred on Friday December 7 at Brooks Hall. Committee members Elizabeth Steinheimer Eleanor Trostel Hesper Flint Harriet Plank Agnes Gress Jean Alton and Lillian Tierney organized the event ensuring a successful evening.
Native musicians offer a program of folk songs from Switzerland and Estonia at the International Club Tea. The event highlights cultural exchange and music education, with references to health and curriculum supplements on inside pages.
The American Society for Cultural Relations with Russia announces a Russian art and handicraft exhibit from December 12 to Christmas. Works include painting sculpture pottery toys linen chinaware books and posters with gaily colored wooden toys as a highlight. Some goods come from Amtorg and others from Russia. The show also launches a library of Russian books and music in the Society offices.
Wigs and Cues invites all to its Fall Production in Brinckeroff Theatre on Friday and Saturday December 14 at 8 pm. Admission is free with tickets available Wednesday and Thursday at noon on the first floor of Barnard Hall.
In a December 5 Freshman meeting vacant offices were filled. Con stance Cruse was named Vice President and Mass Krumwiede became class A. WA. representative and basketball captain. Christianna Furse became Keeper of the Funds while Janet Knickerbocker was elected Secretary. Ruth Jean Bellamy was chosen historian. Ruth Gelb elected channan life Vis. The article notes further freshmen elections and tradition.
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