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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1926
Page
6
The class of 1927 held a Sunday meeting on February 12. Hope Warner was elected to the honor board. Elizabeth Metzger spoke on prom etiquette and requested no charlestoning. A tea dance for Juniors was announced for Saturday afternoon after the prom in Brooks Hall.
A New Student excerpt cites Bertrand Ellis criticizing college rules that interrupt study with rigid schedules and exams. He argues true learning thrives when instruction is humane and teachers replace pedants, allowing students to pursue knowledge without needless regulation.
Professor C W Keyes spoke to the Classical Club on February 11 about papyri. He explained papyrus sheets formed from pressed strips and the recto used for writing, noting dating implications and discoveries in jars and mummy cases.
Deutsche Kreis holds a February 10 meeting to fill vacancies after resignations. Elizabeth Weiss wins the presidency, with Marie Schneeders named vice president. Mildred Mehringer becomes secretary. Publicity committee includes Sylvia Cook and Gertrude Huber. Elsie Weiss announces a February 26 tea featuring Max Montor reciting Hauptmann.
Yale unveils ambitious Sterlin Memorial Library project a 192 foot high quot book tower quot on campus costing 6 million dollars. It will house 5 million volumes with 2000 readers at once, featuring a street level main reading room and Gothic design students enter through Memorial Hall into a cathedral like nave and cloistered court system.
Assemblies announce varied topics with international affairs likely. Dean Gildersleeve will address Sophomores March 16 and class meetings resume. Professor Shotwell, co-author of an outlawry of war plan, is highlighted. a Cathedral of St John the Divine choir will perform at Barnard March 23.
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