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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1929
Page
3
Professor Moley will present inside information on uncontrolled crime in the United States to Barnard College students. The lecture is set for next Tuesday at 1 10 in the Gymnasium during Assembly hour.
A campus notice announces a head tax drive from February 25 to March 8. Freshmen and sophomores must pay one dollar to class representatives in Barnard Hall daily from 12 to 1. Juniors and seniors may pass the statue but all underclassmen are required to contribute.
The Newman Club met in Le Parlor on Tuesday for discussion and tea with Primitive Christianity as the topic. A weekend at Ward Camp is planned for February twenty two with limited spaces for additional sign ups and all interested individuals urged to enroll promptly.
Dean Gildersleeve Miss Tousley and Madeline Russell outlined Junior Month as a program for twelve girls from twelve colleges to live in New York in July. They study theory then observe real life through visits to the Children's Court Randall's Island and Dobbs Ferry Village, with weekly tenement family visits to gain firsthand insight.
A new ruling sets eligibility based on a point grade system. No bulletin issued Tuesday February 26 due to Washington's Birthday.
Professor Haller delivers his second lecture on Greek Games Lyrics focusing on rhythm and rhyme as defining poetry. He argues rhythm carries meaning and rhyme aids recognition while meter groups syllables. later, Barnard adopts a new point grade eligibility system based on overall marks, setting a C average as the threshold and assigning credits per grade.
The Junior Show stages a musical comedy on March 6 and 8 featuring a perfect chorus of new tunes. Rehearsals run fast with energetic performances and outfits as backstage humor and stage mishaps add to the lively chorus. Miss Fred In an interview with Ericka Gaines outlines high expectations for a strong chorus with numbers like You're the Type for my Type and Belle of Georgia.
On Tuesday February 26 the Social Concepts Group of the Social Science Forum meets at four in the Conference Room. The group will study world utopias as imagined by great minds and use the discussion to reflect on present social institutions and pursue a possible utopia. The college invites all to join. eligibility is open to everyone.
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