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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
4
Readers are invited to submit poems up to 60 lines for the Bear Poetry Competition. Entries must be signed by Monday January 12. Prizes include publication in the March Bear and judging by Professors Baldwin Erskine Eaton and others.
Dr Charles B Davenport opens a January lecture series at the New School for Social Research 469 West 23rd Street every Wednesday at 815 PM Heredity and Environment Negative Eugenics Positive Eugenics Great American Families No admission ticket required
In Chapel before Christmas Professor Erskine spoke of French children's Christmas customs and urged the College to keep the spirit of unity. He recalled past Barnard traditions like Sent Night and the Three Kings of Orient and urged a truce of brotherhood to embody Christian spirit on earth.
A. A. News extends New Year wishes and outlines athletic plans. Varsity basketball will be omitted to focus on Class games while swimming remains unchanged with both Class and Varsity events. One weekly practice for Class and two for Varsity, with an emphasis on a strong cheering section and college backing.
Beginning Monday January 5 the pool will allocate all 4 oclock hours to practice for the inter class meet on January 16. Students wishing to try out for class teams may attend this hour while open hour swimmers not seeking teams may still use open hours.
The Contemporary Verse Club hosted Professor Erskine reading his own poems at the College Parlor on December 19. He explained the inspirations behind each piece and performed an encore with a humorous ballad of a proof sheet.
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