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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
3
Barnard and Tufts College clashed in Thompson Gym with fast guards and centers delivering a tight first half. The Crimson followed by 14 12 at halftime as T C surged early second half before Barnard rallied to narrow the gap.
Plans for a January 19 student meeting at Barnard College Students Hall discuss urging an immediate international economic conference, paralleling Cannes proposals. Speakers include M Case nave Signor Gentile Dales and Dr John Meg John Foster. Capacity two thousand.
Interclass games played Friday January 6 in the gym. Juniors beat Freshmen 21 5, Sophomores defeated Sophomore 10 8, as Freshmen offered little speed and Juniors’ length dominated.
Barnard announces tryouts for the fifth Intercollegiate Debating League. Three preliminaries and a semi final will determine finalists. Candidates must deliver three minute addresses and demonstrate cogent argument and presentation. Judges emphasize debate technique and historical legwork for a strong year. Further notices appear on page 4.
Miss Margaret Schland, a successful English teacher in a New York high school, outlines the vocational guidance plan and the path to teaching licenses. She explains the substitute license requires an AB degree and a fall examination, plus an oral test on speech and comprehension, with pay at $6.50 a day. For the full teachers license two years of graduate study or practical experience are needed.
The President grants the Dean a leave of absence from January 1 to June 30 1922 due to post operative recovery. The President assumes Dean duties with the Provost as representative while health reports are favorable and suggest an early return.
On Monday January 9 at Brinckerhoff Theatre English 25 presented four miracle plays by the class. Elijah won first for best all around production. Jacob and Esau earned best costume design by Doris Craven. The cast and crews included Eleanor Korthener Marguerite Loud Lillian Harris Denver Frankel Olga Autenrieth Elizabeth Waterman and Helen Gahagan.
Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, pastor of First Presbyterian Church of New York and Union Theological Seminary professor, will address an open YMCA meeting in the Conference Room on Tuesday January 17 at 4 10 PM. He will discuss Christianity and the student, with some flexibility on topic. Limited seating urges early arrival.
The Grand Ballroom Plaza hosts a joint performance of As You Like It by the Wigs and Cues and Philolexian, coached by Louis Calvert. The project marks Columbia’s largest dramatics event of the season with notable patrons including President and Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Harriman.
Wigs and Cues presents two one act workshop plays on January 17 in the theatre. The program features Baldwin English 7 8 writers with a modern comedy The Intruder by Garda Brown and Elizabeth Reynard's Chaucerian tragedy Challenge. Juliette Chisholm oversees staging and production of both pieces in Milbank basement.
Barbara Kruger, treasurer, reports by January 9 total payments of 4174.90 sent to headquarters. Of this sum 19.47 is miscellaneous, 567 from the Faculty via Miss Huttman, and the remainder from various classes. The report breaks down class subscriptions and individual contributions with percentages and amounts for the project.
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