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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1921
Page
4
A narrator recalls a chaotic visit to a college Dean involving a parade of colorful figures. A bright young woman, the Dean, the president of the undergrad association, the chairman of Greek Games, and other characters appear as the author secretly observes, ending with an intention to record the scene in memoirs.
A mail order advertisement from a New York supplier promotes a stock of jewelry and silverware described as unique in scope and quality. The notice invites purchases by mail with a stated street address for the seller in New York.
The Debating Society held an Odd-Even debate on January 11 on expanding the Non-Partisan League program in the Midwest. The affirmative team Frances Marlatt and Natalie Jaros won, while Agnes Bennett and Edith Waterman formed the negative. Louise Schlichting announced Lucy Lewton as new Chairman of Materials and that the bid debate topic will be public on February.
The inter class swimming meet is held today January 14 at 4 30 PM. Students are urged to come out to back their class. A humorous note mentions exams banning ouija boards and jokes about hippo math.
The Music Club gathered Friday January 7 at 4 PM in the Little Parlor. Program included Paderewski Minuet Bachata and Beethoven selections and songs by Silbert Cahen and Peine. Members are urged to attend next meeting focusing on Liszt’s life and music.
A brief case left on tables outside the cafeteria in Students Hall is missing. The owner asks for return to Students Mail or at least return the leather notebook and Physics notebook. Reward offered. No questions asked. R.R.C.
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