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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1921
Page
3
Weekly legislative bulletin from January to June by the New York State League of Women Voters. It provides unbiased, accurate summaries of activities in Congress, the New York State Legislature, and New York City governing boards. Treasurer is Mrs. C C Rumsey. subscription $3.00 sent to City State Nation, Room 415, 280 Broadway, New York City.
The author critiques freshman confusion advising self conviction before adopting rules. Reviews include Uncle Montgomery's Ring and fragments of poetry, noting weak characterization and delicate meter. Editorial urges caution about library browsing as it can disrupt college routines.
The calendar lists multiple campus activities from February 7 to 11 1921. Highlights include song practices, music club gatherings, undergrad assembly, Hebrew culture society, Maitre Pathelin theatre, teas, contemporary verse club, YWCA meetings, singing conference, a 24 Party to 22 theatre, intercollegiate debate tryouts, and a varsity basketball game between Barnard and Teachers College at Thompson Gym with a 35 score.
At the American Psychological Association annual meeting in Chicago during Christmas vacation a woman was elected President for the second time in its history. The new President is Professor Margaret Floy Washburn of Vassar College who has taught in Columbia University's summer session several times.
A call to rally supporters at the second Varsity game urges a strong cheering section to outsing Barnard College. The piece invites students to sing songs from the new song book and maintain TC rooter dominance with coordinated cheers.
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