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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1930
Page
2
A special Student Council meeting on January 24 discussed how the N Y Evening Post article on Barnard college life misrepresented resident life. Miss Wallace led protests with letters from Barnard affiliates and alumnae to the newspaper and the Dean.
The Student Council met Thursday at noon to discuss Miss Raseh’s late final report and decided no further action. A motion merged the Compulsory Assembly chair with the Vice President of the Undergraduate Association, and another made the Honor Board Chair a Class A role. The Council recommended Class A status for both offices and considered adding them to the Class A roster. A local N S F A committee for Barnard was proposed, with appointment left to Representative Assembly, and a tea with the Dean was arranged for an convenient date before her departure.
Alumnae plan a Barnard revisit tomorrow with the Collegé Parlor open as a meeting spot and the cafeteria available from 12:30 to 1:30. The event invites former students to reflect on their freedom and youth.
The State education Department will hold examinations here at Barnard on the afternoon of March 14 for seniors seeking special approval for oral work in teaching modern languages. This examination is obligatory for modern language teachers outside New York City. Seniors wishing to take the exam should notify the Occupation Bureau before February 24.
Student service seeks tutors for English to foreign born women Monday 9 10 p m and Monday Tuesday 6 7 p m Apply via Students' Mail or Social Service Chairman in Room 104 Barnard Hall Wednesday 12 1 p m. Also need tutor for American born woman in day at college and tutor for Spanish speaking boy in Bronx Apply through Students' Mail or Social Service Chairman.
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