27 Feb 1925
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
1
The piece lists editor in chief Gertrude Gottschall class of 1925 and editors Exmark Curtis class of 1926 with Edith Blumberg and Hannah Kahn as assistants plus Norma Loewenstein as circulation manager all from the year 1926 era.
A Barnard College committee of the Representative Assembly is appointed to study admissions standards. The panel aims to understand the selection basis, including potential emphasis on scholarship or representation of diverse localities and groups. Health Week is introduced by Physical Education, Dr Alsop and college leadership with slogans promoting prevention and wellness.
A Barnard College column urges full student participation in Health Week to promote a positive view of health, daily habits, and preventive care. The piece emphasizes body and mind fitness, personal responsibility, and lasting social efficiency, noting health as a 100 percent condition.
Dr Haven Emerson of the College of Physicians and Surgeons will address the Health Assembly on March 3. The talk will cover the link between social progress and individual health and Emerson's past role as New York City Health Commissioner.
D C Thompson, a young Scottish journalist, spoke at the YWCA Forum Luncheon on February 24 about Oxford during his stay. He noted a stern vice chancellor and a small number of comic clubs that planted pranks on faculty and students. One stunt featured a fake German psychologist who impressed scholars before revealing he was an undergraduate.
The committee explored club representation in the Assembly. Alice Killeen reported no way to eliminate clubs and proposed an amendment to the constitution to allow a club member, not necessarily the president, to serve as representative according to the club’s wishes.
Carey Miss Libby Miss Brité and Mrs Deets chaired by Margaret C Carey. The Dance Committee included Ru Richards ex officio Edith Tow Kathleen S Dunn Elizabeth Oluslawsky and Constance Julon. The program featured several specialty numbers.
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