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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
4
Bryn Mawr shifts to three five to six hour weekly courses per semester, allowing six full courses a year. Students may also take two or three hour classes. The college uses a two majors system from allied departments with seventy one pairs and four courses per major. The aim is thorough mastery and a continuous survey of each subject.
The article notes women can create their own work in publishing by innovating selling methods or specializing in certain book types. It cites educational publishers using college grads for niche subjects like history or Latin, highlighting the field’s demand for specialized knowledge. It also mentions graduates crowding into jobs, reducing opportunities for others due to a surplus of applicants.
Smith vs Dartmouth set a precedent in intercollegiate debate with the United States recognizing the current Soviet Government. negative teams won each match, ending in a tie. Harvard Liberal Club held a Miniature Conference on November 15 with visiting speakers from the Washington Conference nations. Vassar statistics show women favor writing careers most, social service work next, teaching fifth. only ten of 581 seek research. National YWCA to send four delegates to the World Student Christian Federation in Pekin with 200000 students from 26 nations. Willamette and British Columbia debate on China rights. Barnard creates a Student Committee on the Curriculum as a reform hint for Goucher College.
Workshop plays produced receive praise for pacing and dialogue. The Intruder features strong acting and a slim plot upheld by lively exchanges. Casts include Alys, Death, Judith, and Josephson with Mrs Geer in a lead role. The Challenge stars R Dunbacker and H Mack with a score by Doris Silbert.
In the Tc meet, Kahrs of Barnard won the 40 yard dash ahead of Coops of Tc and Lubell of Barnard. Barnard also claimed the relay winning with Kohler Fisher Hattorf Laporte Frankenstein Phelps Jacoby and others contributing to the score.
Edna Fox 1921 volunteers in Newark public schools psychology clinic. Helen Seidman 1920 works as psychologist there. Lillian Sternberg 1920 studies scientific illustration at Johns Hopkins. Amy Burtenshaw 1916 assistant in Detroit Public Library. Juliette Rosenthal 1914 with TOR Harris advertising. Virginia Williams Foote 1918 assists Ella Weed Library. Ethel Newman 1902 editors H W Wilson. Marie Naulty ex-1922 clerk Bryn Mawr Club. Edith Silver 1920 training at Brooklyn Public Library. Mary Crookall 1921 volunteer in New York City Board of Health lab. Anne Schmidt 1921 dances with Festival Dancers at Neighborhood Playhouse. Rita Matthias, Barnard 1908 graduate as Margot Strauss, leads at Lessing Theatre. featured in Sternheim plays and tied to Tilla Durieux in future productions.
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