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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
3
An informal meeting in 304 Students Hall discussed candidate election rules and assembly attendance. Miss Orne urged completing undergraduate officer elections within two weeks before Greek Games to aid club rechartering, with campus voting on amendments prior to nominations.
The February 23 Student Council meeting discussed the Louvain Drive. The chairman noted Barnard’s small share would hinder the drive, but the council decided to cooperate fully with Columbia and abandon aggressive canvassing and inter-class races across the Sahara.
The Inter Collegiate Association of Magazine Editors holds its annual conference at Mount Holyoke on March 3 with representations from Barnard Radcliffe Smith Vassar and Wellesley. Delegates Rathborne and Shearn will represent the Bear.
The annual RS O dance will take place March 31 in Barnard Gymnasium. Barbara Kruger serves as social chairman of Y W A and chairs the event for the entire college.
Lack of quorum at the last Undergrad meeting leads to a college vote on four questions. Voters, including Freshmen and Sophomores, will decide if we discuss candidates, ban derogatory discussion, move elections to March, and extend voting to two days.
At a February 23 Student Council meeting N Boyd and R Boardman urged rescinding the censorship rule. They argued Barnard College students should not submit to restrictions without reason and asked Professor Brewster to consider the faculty view before a definite stance.
Miss Adams, author of Women Professional Workers, will speak on vocational guidance to juniors and seniors at Brinkerhoff Theatre during the regular assembly hour. She began career work at Smith College and later served with a government employment service during the war.
Teachers College defeated Barnard 38 to 13 in Thompson Gym as TC capitalized on fast passes and solid defense. Lillian Schoedler presented TC's captain with a silver cup donated by Barnard Varsity Alumnae for three consecutive wins, sealing the series.
The staff lists a nearly complete debate team with three alternates needed two on the negative for Smith and one on the affirmative for home. Current negatives are Wing, Meade, Bleecker with alternate Appelbaum. affirmative Kruger, Schlichting, Bloomfield with alternates Hooke.
I C S A conducts two observation trips connected to workers education talks sponsored with the Social Problems Club. The first trip occurred last Saturday and will be duplicated this coming Saturday for those who missed it. Joseph Freeman of the Liberator spoke on The Decay of the Bourgeoisie, urging value on creation over acquisition and outlining class conduct.
Beatrice Clarke, class of 1925, becomes the first freshman to win Columbia University's Earle Prize for excellence in Greek Latin. The prize.
Miss Hirth of the Bureau of Vocational Information will visit Barnard for personal interviews with students on March 14 17 24 and 28 afternoons. Seniors should make appointments with Miss Kerner before March 6. Underclassmen may schedule starting March 6.
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