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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1930
Page
2
The Barnard Hall scene shows undergraduates balancing study and club life with little fever or vanity. Dean Gildersleeve inspires thoughtful scholarship while press and student work push for free inquiry, challenging conventions and supporting causes like Mooney and Billings. The piece ends by reflecting on self perception.
The Afternoon Tea program started October 14 after a Student Council request to extend food access beyond Lunch Room hours. In ten weeks, 1891 people used it, averaging 189 per week or 42 per day, confirming demand. Suggestions for improvement can be sent to Comptroller John J. Swan.
The Odds swept most matches last Thursday with a close first team game 24 to 9. Captains Olga Kallos and Amelia Abele led the Odd and Even squads, while the Iivens teams names include Derborah Douglas Helen Appel and Grace Schilling among others.
Continued notice requests students to avoid loitering during exams in Milbank halls with emphasis on the last half hour of exams. It adds that tea will be served daily during exam week in the Conference Room at four o'clock.
The Menorah convention in Karl Hall featured talks on The Modern Hebrew Renaissance and International Aspects of the Jewish Problem. David Pinski spoke on The Jew in Drama and A W Binder performed a lecture recital on Jewish Music. Delegates attended Sabbath services, heard Mordecai Kaplan on Jewish college students, met Journal editors, and the Irving Jehman trophy was awarded to the University of Minnesota Society at the Commodore Hotel banquet.
The Sophomores topped the interclass swimming meet last Wednesday scoring 40 points led by Catherine Ames who won the 20 and 40 yard dashes and tied for crawl form. Juniors placed second as 1931 team earned 38 points and 1933 trio scored 3 points with limited support.
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