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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1928
Page
2
The February 20 meeting of the Representative Assembly led by the Vice President approved moving the Undergraduate President nomination to the first Monday in March and installation a month before term end. Mortarboard honor text for the late Dr Richards was approved for printing.
The French Club faced disappointment as the February 16 visit by the French fliers did not occur at Barnard. Secretaries mishaps and crossed wires kept the guests away while Miriam Laurel staged a playful stand‑in with green wings, adding to the light mood amid the postponed event.
The article emphasizes that undergraduates should stay busy by reading and engaging with others ideas. Dean Gildersleeve announces Edith Colvin as winner of the Earle Prize for Proficiency in Latin and Greek.
The Sophomore class hosted its dance on Friday February 17 in the school gym transformed into a ballroom with hearts and flowers. Roger Wolf Kahn's orchestra led the music while a committee chaired by Vivian Barnett organized the event with Jeanette Abelow Eileen Ketternan Evelyn Safron Fritzie Gaines Helen Felsiner and Thelma Rosengardt assisting.
The Newman Club discussed religion and morality on Thursday February 16 led by Lathe Riss and Father Moss. The group debated whether morality requires a supreme being and planned to reconvene after Lent with a focus on the Resurrection of the Body.
The illustrated model of light weight imported tweed is extremely smart in tan, sky blue, or green.
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