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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1929
Page
3
Bulletin editor reports the Earle Prize in Classics exams will use the twelfth book of the Aeneid for Latin and the Olynthiacs of Demosthenes for Greek. The prize honors Mortimer Lamson Earle and is open to BA candidates from Columbia College and Barnard College.
Five students in Miss Sturtevant’s medieval literature class presented ancient Magyar legends about Attila the Hun and his sons during a Friday afternoon tea in the Conference Room. Victoria Oozanics translated tales from medieval Latin chronicles, highlighting Hungarian folk traditions and a romantic, vivid storytelling style.
Professor Haller tells Sophomores and Freshmen to excite themselves about Greek things before writing lyrics for the Greek Games. He recommends visiting the Metropolitan Museum and Avery Library, reading Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, and studying Aeschylus to Euripides, plus Ovid, to feel Greek beauty and cadence rather than rely on encyclopedias.
Miss Biehle outlines the National Students' Fellowship Association aims to promote world understanding with the Confederation Internationale des Etudiants. The group, hosting tours for about fifty students each session in June and July, seeks engaged volunteers through Marian Churchill or the N S F A office at 218 Madison Avenue.
The International Club tea on Friday January 18 showcased negro talent with a concert singer pianist and noted writer. Lorenzo Cole performed piano pieces including Chopin works and a Coleridge Taylor arrangement. Mrs Murray sang six spirituals and James Weldon Johnson spoke on negro literature and cultural contributions.
Assembly 1.10 today features St Noel Brailsford speaking on Limperialism or Is There Any Other Alternative. College attendance is invited and history majors are required to attend.
Miss Pritchard reviewed nine fundamental points for judging character from outward appearance at a Psychology Club tea on Thursday. She described how hair color, hand shape, body build, and facial contour reveal traits and how business leaders might use this skill in hiring decisions.
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