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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1931
Page
4
Professor Clarence Youne of Columbia University outlined ancient Greek garments for the Greek Games. He described the basic draped gown, belts, cloaks, and variations for men and women, noting fabrics from wool to linen and the emphasis on authenticity over fashion.
The Dance Repertory Theatre announces a student essay contest to be submitted by January 19, 1931. Entrants compete for $25, two five performance subscriptions, and tickets. best essay may be published in a leading drama magazine.
A speech urges organizing women workers to lower prices and protect jobs through bargaining with employers. It notes barriers from legislation and highlights the State Bureau of Women in Industry and the push for standards. The talk stresses voters and citizen involvement to monitor agencies and push needed changes.
The Student Council plans its first meeting since the Christmas Vicetilon with discussion of the KOS S held at Mount Holyoke. Frances Henson and Walter Kotmio were chosen to speak before the Representative Assembly on financing and attendance. Frances Seth shared experiences from the National Student Operation of America Conference. Ruth Flewerson was named Precedent Chairman, replacing Edith Pomkins who could not accept.
The Episcopal Group invites applications for membership. Contact Dorothy Roe or Gertrude Gordon to join. The group will begin its activities at the College Parlor on February 10 with faculty and students invited to attend and learn about the work.
Sophomores clinched the interclass basketball title with a season record totaling 202.5 points for the 1933 team. Two remaining games remained on the schedule, with odd-even matchups to be played on Pharsdas and January Path as the season closed.
Christiana Lurse Prom chairman reports progress of the committee and seeks suggestions on dance programs panoorchestra or favors. A poster will be placed on Barnard Hall Bulletin Board this week and all juniors are expected to sign up for the West event at college.
Plans for the dance event are announced inviting upperclassmen and sophomores to attend. Details on time location and dress not clearly readable but surface mentions a party for students with social purposes.
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