06 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
1
The piece argues that college benefits endure beyond immediate high pay and urges graduates to endure early career hardship. It cites discipline from Barnard and suggests experiential steps such as year abroad or varied work to gain resilience and perspective for lifelong success.
Sophomores hosted a farewell luncheon with Miss Weeks recounting Radcliffe life when it was Harvard annex and Ruth Anderson unveiling Mysteries Book secrets to sisters. The event wrapped with step-singing rehearsals and appeals to aid next year’s Freshmen in adjusting to college life.
The Sophomore luncheon at Hotel Bardston honored Miss Holland from the Physical Education Department. Elaine Hargrove resigned the gavel to Madeleine Gillmore as incoming Junior President for 1929 1930. Ellen Lewis read the class history to cheers and laughter with memorable advice to Sophomores.
A Barnard senior urges the English department to offer a Survey of English Literature and a no credit typing course. She argues current English offerings lack breadth, hindering non majors, and notes typing skills hinder term paper quality and deadlines. She cites Hunter College as precedent and calls for Barnard to enhance tools for academic work.
The article highlights a formal Senior Class Day ceremony marked by pride and tradition. Students, faculty, and guests gather to celebrate achievements, with speeches and honors underscoring a meaningful milestone.
The May graduation lists include Miss Jeanette, Miss Dorothy Adelson, Miss Katherine Brehme, Miss Mary Dublin, Miss Lillian Dundes, Miss Beatrice Friedman, Miss Mary Goggin, Miss Rebecca Rhornblith, Miss Lucille Lawrence, Miss Ruth Meyer, Miss Esther Mogiles sky, Miss Eleanor Noble, Miss Sarah Elizabeth Rodger, Miss Thelma Rosengardt, Miss Agnes Slawson, Miss Jeanette White, Miss Jessie Whiteside, Miss Catherine Wilson. Dr. Eileen Power of London University named honorary member. Valedictory by Gladys Van derbilt praises four years of study, athletics, and city awareness shaping graduates for futures in law, teaching, writing, and more.
A continued look at the latest issue highlighting stories like Spot by Susann Moffat and Tannat by Marjorie Mueller. Helene Margaret’s Government Versus Art is praised for its prose and critique of national support for genius. The piece closes with praise for Barnard College Quarter.
The Morningside Players and Mrs. Marjorie Paradis win the Theatre Arts Monthly Cy prize for acting and the Sampel French prize of 1,000 dollars for The New Freedom. Paradis praises a supporting actor who learned a new version during exams. Filee Meyerson, cast as Lida, attracts producer interest as Broadway plans surface for The New Freedom next winter.
Jean Mathewson defeated CP Pelletier 2 6 7 33 to win the year’s tennis championship. The match, played May 31, was umpired by Amelia Abele and Taz Reisman.
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