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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
4
The article argues eight hours sleep is right and that reducing crowded time should focus on individual schedule adjustments rather than cutting activities. It notes college women average adequate sleep but uneven distribution through the week, modest daily exercise, and suggests better balance without quitting activities. A forthcoming B. O. S. P. questionnaire tabulation will appear.
The article reviews a campus dance recital with varied acts including Miss Creaton Doris Craven and a Bacchanalian number. The Dance Club performed red uniforms and a Grain Dance while the Glee Club sang Christmas music. Freshmen participation earns congratulations as Ferandies and Doris Cravens are noted.
The Anna C Brackett Memorial Fellowship was awarded to Anna Leila Martin, Columbia Barnard graduate of 1911, MA 1918 Rochester, director of Rochester public schools child study. Other alumnae listed hold posts with Public Education Association, Lazard Frères research, teaching and medical faculties across New York and New Jersey. Elinor Sachs sails to Europe as foreign secretary organizing a world conference of Jewish women and ports facilities.
Alumni from the 1910s will discuss a range of careers including engineering assistance at AT&T, advertising copywriting, statistical research, editorial work, banking department leadership, chemical and bacteriological work in health services, and bond selling. Speakers include Helene Bausch, Corinne Reinheimer, Margaret Beckhart, Freda Kirhwey, Helen Carroll, Margaret Kelley, and Clarita Crosby.
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