Barnard College Bulletin Published for Undergraduate Association
The Barnard Bulletin is issued weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
1
The Barnard Bulletin is issued weekly during the college year by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association.
The page lists the editorial chief Edith Blumberg and staff editors Ruth Perl Rowena Ripin Helen Williams plus reporters Edith Burrows Louise Gottschall Ruth Maguin Harriet Wilinsky Eugenie Fribourg Ruth Torrey and Mildred Gluck with a long business and printing board detailing names Brynn Mason Earl Friedman and others and roles for assistants circulation managers and printing staff.
A national federation of students would act as a clearing house for ideas from colleges across states to discuss, select, and act on important issues. It aims to free academia from superstition and Klan influence, promote modern learning, and become a permanent channel for new thoughts.
The February Morningside issue features Ruth Torrey's Hoof Prints a delicate lyric fantasy. Edgar Kromberg N M Harper Paul Smith Rushan Podgoshek and Norman Burnstine offer varied verse with strong lines and rhythm. Ferrice Fraser Edith Wharton Henry Butler prose essays plus Burnstine and others provide engaging drama and sketches. Publishing a campus arts showcase.
The Ohio State Lantern criticizes final exams and nonstandard grading. Amherst Student supports a true false exam to measure learning, reduce subjective marking, and standardize grading across colleges to prevent grade inflation or transfer disparities.
Elinor Wylie, author of two poetry books and prose titles Tennifer Lorn and the Venetian Glass Nephew, will read from her works. The event is set for Friday March 5 at 4 o'clock in the College Parlor.
An editorial from the University of Washington Daily urged ten hours of current events as a graduation requirement. Amherst conference delegates called for nationwide student action urging Congress to fund exchange scholarships matching or exceeding ROTC spending for international student exchanges.
Application blanks for Greek Games tickets may be filed in Mrs. Dietz's office at 104 Barnard Hall between 9 A.M. and 4 P.M. from March 8 to March 9 inclusive. Each application requires $1.00 payment and two self addressed envelopes. no applications are accepted after March 12.
At the February 23 meeting the Senior Class set Senior Week appointments and elected officers. Renee Fulton announced Senior Week chair. Florence Braithwaite chaired the Senior Ball. Dorett Miner to chair Knocks. Margaret Hatfield led the Senior Banquet along with Marian Mansfield as toastmistress. senior show to be musical with D Lazar as Senior Show chair and Virginia Lee Hortense Opozenauer and Sylvia Surat also listed.
All Glee Club members including freshmen and sophomores who attend rehearsals regularly will sing at College Asset on Tuesday March 2. The group meets at 12:45 PM in the Conference Room in cap and gown for the assembly. Brahms lullaby and Cecil Forsyth May will be performed.
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