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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
6
A humorous classroom exchange on gender and statistics is recounted. A student quips that Radcliffe birthrates are high, sparking laughter until the professor notes the caution that statistics can mislead.
A coastal tale describes twelve oysters sent from Delaware toward Philadelphia. Their voyage ends tragically as all perish en route, with one port’s brood racing cityward but meeting the same fate.
A letter to Sarah defends and gently criticizes the overuse and abuse of students' brief cases in college. The writer urges reminders that brief cases are personal items and should not be filled with professors’ notes, lunches, gym gear, and books all at once.
The December Ladies Home Journal notes several leading women in politics including Mrs. James L. Laidlow, Mrs. Ogden Reid, Mrs. Henry Wise Miller, and Edith Mulhall Achilles. Achilles is in Washington attending the All American Conference on Real Diseases.
A Student Council meeting on Thursday December debated the Senior Play plan and voted to stop formal productions while allowing an unpaid informal Senior Week event subject to Undergraduate Association approval. The council also proposed letting students choose faculty advisors from any department and announced Katherine Coffey as Student Secretary of the Conference Committee.
A German circle invites members to an informal supper in the Conference Room on Monday December 20 from six to eight. Attendees are asked to bring their old German song books.
The Christian Science Society of Columbia University will hold its next meeting at 7 45 P M in Room N Far Hall. All are cordially invited to attend.
Professor Hall led the college in singing three carols after a line about inspiration from college days. The group performed The First Nowell Silent Night and God Rest You Merry Gentlemen in a Christmassy mood.
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