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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
3
Camp 10 announces an Open House from January 31 to February 6 after mid term exams. A fifty cent daily rate will apply for campers with special dormitory arrangements possible. The event aims for broad student participation and recreation beyond athletics.
The Alumnae and Undergraduate tea at the College Parlor drew many theater figures. Test Lawford praised Helen Hayes, others from Mary of Scotland and Growing Pains attended. Guests included Ben Love Anna Erskine Johnny Downs Olive Corn Ruth Shepley Wheeler Dryden Clemence Dane Jack Kirkland Nathan Meyers and Mrs Wm S wafiyan plus Prof Hoard Miss Weeks and Miss Xtagen.
Olin Downes urges critics to aid music development beyond virtuosi. The piece notes student fellowship pledges must be paid by January and that unpaid pledges will be reviewed with the Dean. Payments are accepted daily until noon.
Comptroller Swan proposes weekly Camp News items in the Barnard Bulletin to boost publicity for Barnard Camp. He notes student groups visit the camp weekends and suggests comments from attendees. The letter also highlights the camp as a community-building opportunity within Barnard College.
The Dean and Faculty approve a judicial court to handle extracurricular rule violations. The Court of Senior Proctors, chaired by Delphine Dowling, will reprimand first offenses, punish second offenses, and refer persistent cases to Student Council. Proctors will enforce smoking rules and name violators before the court.
Voting on the Bulletin referendum extends for several days to reach more students. Tabulations will begin soon after responses from the questionnaire, which asks about news presentation, editor freedom, and overall Bulletin form at Barnard College.
The note records a college advisory urging students to eat lunch in the cafeteria rather than in studies areas. It cites rug damage crumbs and pest issues from meals brought from home and urges using cafeteria tables for meals.
The Debate Club planned its first formal debate for Tuesday January 16 at 4 00 in the College Parlor on whether emergency powers of the President should be made permanent. Judges Dean Gildersleeve Miss Weeks Margaret Gristede and Catherine Strateman will assess the teams readiness as representatives for intercollegiate debates. Advisors are Mrs Mary Morris Seals and Dr Jane P Clark. The affirmative team is Agnes Leckie Marjorie Sickles Edith Cantor while the negative features Barbara Sméot Muriel Herzstein and Eleanor Schmidt.
Bulletin staff and editorial board members are required to attend a compulsory meeting today at noon in the Bulletin office. The notice stresses mandatory participation for all listed staff.
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