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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1915
Page
3
Special meetings of the Barnard Student Council discussed Women’s Vocational Work and Faculty Committee on Organizations rules. A five member committee was approved to coordinate with the Alumnae Committee to foster alumnae-undergraduate interest, with further meetings planned.
The Classical Club held a Greek themed symposium in Brinckerhoff Theatre with members in Hellenic costumes and faculty in American dress. Guests enjoyed Greek foods like olives and a cheese called Boutropsoma meta kreos, while an interpreter noted the regional details in Roosevelt Street.
Chaplain Knox spoke at Monday chapel on the parable of the sower from St. Mark. He praised the faithful few who attend by choice, arguing they show true character and form the core of pioneers in new movements.
Seventy three students attended Barnard entrance exams this week with twenty four seeking February admission and forty nine taking preliminary tests. Many others apply for transfer or via the State Education Department exam. Overcrowding will force the Admissions Committee to limit current admissions.
Faculty and guests joined a Barnard symposium featuring Lucian dialogues performed in Greek with spirited acting. Bal Bala Johnson drew laughs as Zeus while Ruth Jensen as Heracles, Sylvia Hecht Mercedes Moritz and Elinor Sachs contributed in a simple, graceful chare. The feast closed with Sans Souci and reminders of tomorrow’s lessons.
A school director argues art is especially suited to women, valuing process and beauty over wealth. She cautions that success hinges on disciplined training, originality, and market awareness, warning that many programs produce technicians rather than creators.
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