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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1929
Page
2
A dated calendar lists events from Friday January 11 to Friday January 18. Highlights include a swimming meet all star at 4:30, an annual commemoration service for Professor Edwin Seligman, and multiple club meetings in College Parlor and Conference Room, with times ranging from 1:00 to 4:00.
Miss Sturtevant critiques the latest Barnacle edition noting modern substance and detached themes. She praises minor characters but cites weakness in main figures and insufficient emotional core in several stories.
Student Council met on Thursday December 20 and read a letter from Vassar College. A model League of Nations assembly is planned at Vassar on February 22 and 23 with Barnard invited to send three delegates. Delegates named were Betty Martin, Mary Dublin, and Betty Hughes. Suggested represented countries include Nicaragua, Bolivia, Paraguay, China, Japan, and Poland. Sylvia Seifert, Vice President, submitted the report.
Hillel Bavh poet and critic will lecture on Judah and Ha Levi at the Menorah Club tea on Monday January 14 at 4 15 in College Parlor. He will treat Judah Slalevn as poet and philosopher highlighting medieval Jewish life and culture. All interested are cordially invited.
Guests from two nations attended a luncheon at Hewitt Hall and aimed to join Barnard and American students in closer contact. The visit offered insight into South African university life and featured a tour of the Barnard Campus with favorable remarks about the indoor swimming pool facilities.
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