Junior Prom at Cle Promers Attend Alumnae Dinner
A fragmented note describes the junior prom with alumnae correspondence and a commemorative dinner. It mentions a bid range of 10.35 to 10.50 and a pay week the week before exams.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
2
A fragmented note describes the junior prom with alumnae correspondence and a commemorative dinner. It mentions a bid range of 10.35 to 10.50 and a pay week the week before exams.
A fragmented note discusses cultural exchange and cooperation with New Yorks provincialism critique, mentioning Poughkeepsie and Netophobia and an Exchange Department bearing on magazine files. It references Bear and Reckwel and hints at changes in periodicals and roadways with mused commentary.
An undergraduate meeting discussed distribution of authority between the Education Department and student groups. Key topics included records access, chair appointments, and potential changes to governance. The plan received provisional support with a vote pending final approval and adjourned after addressing procedural questions.
The Deutsche Kreis met Monday to hear Miss Levi read Hauptmann and to enjoy German songs and treats. The note urged continuing college activities and broader literary understanding with neighbors across the ocean. It warns against fostering war-born hatred and honors those who sleep in Flanders Field.
At the Contemporary Verse Club meeting on December 11 Dean Gildersleeve read selections from Arthur Whaley's 170 Chinese Poets in English translation. The pieces ranged from ancient to modern, with insights on women and intelligence. The audience enjoyed translations such as The Birth of His Son and On Calling in August.
The Classical Club held its egal monthly meeting on Friday December 12 in the Even Study. Professor Lodge of Teachers' College, honorary member, read Caesar Cicero and Pompey, shedding light on their lives and characters and stressing human qualities often missed by high school students. Tea followed the informal discussion.
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