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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1930
Page
1
Published semi weekly throughout the College Year by the Students at Barnard College in the interests of the Undergraduate Association, excluding vacation and examination periods.
The piece denounces Magistrate Sabbatino for berating David Weiss and his sister during vagrancy charges after their fund collection for Gastonia strikers. It cites initial shock in New York press and notes Chief Magistrate Medco's reprimand while urging removal of Sabbatino and broader defense of dissent in New York.
Forum column argues for pre examinations rest periods inspired by Harvard and Cornell. It suggests suspending classes or delaying reviews to reduce stress and improve final performance at Barnard. It also questions the value of a degree versus practical skills amid alumnae insights.
The public library proposes a library exhibit with portraits and lithographs by Arthur Rackham and others. Sculptures featuring Rodin works and works by Salva Botzario and Jose de Creeft will be shown starting January 15 at the 36th Street Galleries, offering diverse art as an alternative to library attractions.
Bryn Mawr College announces fellowships and scholarships for 1930 31 from its Carola Woerishoffer Graduate Department of Social Economy and Social Research. Details appear in the Occupation Bureau notice with applications due by February 13.
The notice directs students using the Gymnasium Locker Room to have coats and valuables checked by an attendant when the room is open. A maid is on duty at all times for use and facilities. clothing should be checked if not placed in a locker.
A roundup of upcoming performances includes the Philharmonic Symphony at Carnegie Hall with Wengelberg and Gabrilowitsch leading Philadelphia Orchestra. Jose Turbi Harold Samuel and the Friends of Music offer recitals at Carnegie Hall Town Hall Mecca Temple.
The Student Council discussed extending spring vacation though changes are unlikely due to the university calendar. A petition from Representative Assembly to the Faculty Committee on Instruction was proposed. Elections for the Fellowship will follow the Installation Tea with plans for a regular April Assembly hour. Delegates for the League of Nations conference at Yale were appointed with Betty Linn as chair. Freshman smoking policy was debated but no action taken. Lorraine Smith will seek new college songs with Prof. Moore.
The University of Pennsylvania offers practice teaching opportunities linked to its summer school. Practice teaching will be conducted in 111 elementary, junior, and senior high schools. For details contact the Dean of the School of Education.
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