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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
4
The piece critiques the second of four Dear numbers noting its smaller size and weaker humor in the new department. It applauds Miss Byrnes for verse in Across the Table while criticizing Barnard’s comedy technique. It rates Phillips’ realism higher than Hudson’s whimsy and evaluates stories Indian Summer The Mirror with mixed warmth and awkward details.
Following a fire regulation review on February 9 the Council mandated pre show instructions from Dr Griffin for the chairman and lighting supervisor and capped theatre subscriptions to seating capacity. H Mack resigned as Executive Chairman and N Weathers as Secretary. Strauss 723 named Assembly Chairman.
Columbia University hostesses from Brooks Hall John Jay dormitories entertained Columbia Juniors and Freshmen with Valentine Tea. John Jay Hall hosted the Odds and new students Tuesday afternoon. Freshmen hosted Friday after noon for their new Fresh sisters. A parody on Lochinvar lightened the mood. Elinor Curtis chaired entertainment.
Alumnae Mary Crookall of 1921 has joined New York Hospital as a laboratory technician in pathology. Adelaide von Holten 1921 works as a chemist at H A Metz Laboratories in Brooklyn. Laura Parker ex1905 serves as field secretary for junior work of the American McArl Association. Frances Mills 1914 married James Gwilym Anwill and edits for the American Institute of Medicine. Mary Conroy 1912 married Charles B Dullea.
The Y W will hold open hours every Tuesday from four to six in the R S O office to promote rest recreation and fellowship with special music and occasional guests. Activities from last semester include student industrial groups and noon chapels, with Cabinet inspired by British Canadian student movements.
Reports describe Smith College adopting an Oxford style honor plan with a two-member department jurisdiction and eight supervised problems, culminating in a senior comprehensive exam. Mills College outlines a strict grade point system, Vassar raises 1300 dollars via a January entertainment, Amherst and Vassar plan a debate on arbitration, and Wellesley hosts Tradition Night annually.
The meeting adjourned after Yvonne Moen was elected Honor Board representative. Greek Games opened the session with a Pan Athenaic Procession proposed by Helen Minor. Head tax set at 1.00, freshmen and sophomores set to plan campus activities and dances with officer nominations and committee appointments announced.
The Institute of International Education plans four group tours in 1922 for American college and university students and instructors. Each tour costs 675 dollars and travels to Italy France Great Britain and Scandinavia with on ship language classes and land tours guided by interpreters and scholars.
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