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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
3
The schedule lists an entrance exam on Friday January 16, interclass swimming on January 1, basketball, a January 20 college assembly and math club meeting at 4:00 in the conference room, and mid years beginning on January 21. A Sophomore dance is planned for February 2 under Julia Lowe.
The January issue of the college magazine honors collective sorrow with artistic pieces. It highlights Miss Frost's translation of Nenia and Miss Moshers and Miss Shearn's Autumn selections as part of a grateful tribute to a recent community tragedy.
At the Contemporary Verse Club gathering in Iaest Thur lay men observed student readers for the first time. Liogera Andrews read from Vincent Millay and others while Auine Ma Miehon offered selections, ending with readings by Dorothy Butler and more.
A damaged notice asks a Bacnact student to retrieve and return books at the Columbia Library by a stated date. It mentions prior occupancy by a student and references a future pickup and service details with several garbled phrases.
The article notes ongoing debate and acknowledges speakers who backed a side they did not fully endorse. It references the continuing vote results and the shift in public sentiment as es i laws are discussed.
At the College Assembly on Tuesday January 20 Dr. Howard Bliss president of the American College in Beirut Lebanon will speak on Near East questions. Bliss has long been a leading authority and his presentation is expected to be timely and interesting.
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