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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1924
Page
1
A Barnard College reflection argues that interclass divisions distract from academics and proposes student consciousness and departmental clubs to unify students. The piece notes current activities are detached from curriculum and urges building small, interest based groups to foster a broader college community.
The Civil Service Commission calls for temporary appointments of several hundred stenographer typists and typists in the Departmental Service at Washington. Men and women are needed with exams held weekly in about 600 cities. Salaries range from 1140 to 1500 dollars annually, with permanent positions possible from these exams.
The 1924 junior show Stepping Out impressed with polished staging and lively specialty numbers. Performers Weed Peggy Frankie Flo Lucia Constance and Jeannette Mirsky delivered engaging dances and humor while the Triumvirate Nelle Weathers Ruth Ackerman and the team between them steered a cohesive, spirited production reflecting Barnard spirit and class pride.
The bulletin apologizes for an error in the latest Undergraduate meeting report. It lists thanks from the Undergraduate Association to chairmen Ruth Mehrer Margery Skeats Helen Cross Elsielbensoder Elinor Curtis Dorothy Avery Charlotte Bradley and notes their roles in Student Advisors Bulletin Boards College Teas Vocation Assembly Lost and Found and Cheer Leader duties.
A fragmented verse piece reflects a struggling writer named CICELY APPLEBA seeking a lead for a tale while recalling easier days of pastime writing. The narrator laments the rush and asks the typewriter to help finish the work with an urgent, self aware rhythm.
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