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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
4
Barnard College calls for debaters to join the intercollegiate contest on the topic Resolved: That the recognition of labor unions is essential to successful collective bargaining. Preliminary tryouts arranged with Frances Marlatt. finals next week. Vassar and Barnard have historical involvement. 1920 debate set.
The Classes of 1920 and three others each received five tabac plants from the Library in a formal acknowledgment. The note suggests the gesture is genuine though the accompanying thanks may seem less sincere.
Local arts chief urges fans to join Columbia's Varsity Show highlighting student performers and live acts. Organizers promise a lively program at the campus venue with special guest appearances and student showcases.
A March 12 advertisement announces an enchanting dance club event featuring swift, aerial themed performances by Terpsichore inspired students. The piece highlights a lively program in a hall setting and invites attendees to enjoy the showcased choreography.
A college campus bulletin invites juniors and freshmen to a costume party tonight. Students are urged to dress as the most imitable person in college, promising a lively event with peer judging and campus social energy.
Barnard College Trustees vote February 18 to raise annual tuition from 200 to 250 dollars with minor fee tweaks. New rates take effect after July 1, 1920, and aid is available through scholarship funds to help students facing hardship. Virginia C. Gildersleeve notes aims to fair salaries for staff and calls for applications to the Scholarship Committee before April 1.
The National clubhouse in Washington opens on February 14 for the Association of Collegiate Alumnae. The body, founded in 1882, unites women graduates from about seventy five colleges and eight universities with foreign degrees. It aims to advance education, publish statistics, and maintain higher standards through national committees and branch work. Fellowships include European, Alice Freeman Palmer Memorial, Boston Educational, Anna C Bracket Memorial, Julia G C Pratt Memorial, and others. Continued on Page 3.
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