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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1922

Page

4

B O S P Rules Announced For Room and Event Reservations

The B O S P sets rules for reserving rooms and facilities. Applications must be 48 hours before meetings. To reserve gym or pool space contact Miss Wayman or Miss Tie and get slips from Miss Myrick. All changes require approval from multiple officials. Detailed budgets and tickets must follow strict wording with only subscription used on programs.

Myrick Wayman Miss. Myrick B. O O. K Physical Education Department Alsop Miss _Myrick

Junior Prom Price Talk Moves Toward Budget Cuts

E Hutchison and M M Fleming join Student Council to discuss lowering Junior Prom prices citing affordability concerns. Council eyes a fifty cent student ticket and seventy five cent guest price while delaying a full Undergrad Association vote. A sale drive for Louvain Library reconstruction was approved for this semester.

E. Hutchison M. M. Fleming Louvain

Industrial Meeting Discusses Newark High School Defects

A Newark group debated defects in public high schools at an industrial meeting. They noted students drop out due to uninteresting work and frivolous attitudes. The next conference is planned for Newark on March 6 focusing on Christian principle in industry.

Nion Newark

Workers' Education gains momentum in labor colleges

Mr. Waters describes a cooperative, student run labor college model backed by labor unions. Courses cover social problems, statistics, labor history and English composition, aiming to educate workers to handle disputes and understand labor capital issues.

Colin M. Spenser Miller Workers’ Educational Bureau Labor Miller

News From Other Colleges

University of Michigan plans a Sunday paper with student and faculty writers. Smith College Glee Club to perform Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pinafore. Mount Holyoke votes Open Forum for student discussion. UC challenges Mills to an April debate. Bryn Mawr forms a U S Hockey Association committee to organize women’s hockey. Radcliffe News invites graduate questions for discussion in future issues.

Glee Club Smith College Mount Holyoke University of California Mills United States Hockey Association Bryn Mawr Radcliff News Jenge

Undergrad Meeting to Discuss Voting and Debate Rules

Discussion centers on whether to allow candidate discussion at the Undergrad Association meeting next Tuesday the 28th in Students Hall 304. The committee favors debate limited by chair discretion and no pre set time limits, with a motion to limit speeches at the discussion meeting.

Undergrad Association

Industrial trip planned by I C S A to silk ribbon factory

I C S A plans a factory visit to the Smith and Kaufman silk ribbon plant on a Saturday morning in early March. Barnard alumna Miss Odencrantz, in charge of welfare work at the factory, will direct the tour and explain the organization.

Smith and Kaufman Odencrantz Barnard

Brother Jack’s Frantic Language Tumble

Jack refuses study. he spends time running an elevator and juggling French Spanish Italian Hebrew German and Scotch as Jill questions when he studies. The dialogue hints at a comic, chaotic scene with siblings debating education and work.

Jack Jill

Kelman Delivers Impressions of China and Japan

Dr. John Kelman spoke to the Student Volunteer Union in Students Hall on a Friday evening. He contrasted China’s vast splendor with Japan’s delicate art and warned future foreign workers to study land and needs, noting recent political shifts and rapid regional progress. The Barnard and Columbia Student Volunteer Band meets Fridays in Earl Hall Room 1 from 7:15 to 8:15 PM.

Greater New York John. Kelman China Japan Kelman Barnard and Columbia Earl Hall

Girl Scout Leadership Classes Start Friday

Girl Scout Leadership classes begin Friday February 24 from 4 30 to 5 30 in Newman Hall 635 West 115th Street. A general invitation to attend is issued. Information is available at the R S O office Thursday 1 to 2.

Newman Hall West 115Th Street R S.O

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