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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
1
Barnard students examine the difficulty of public speaking. The piece argues a required course on public speaking would build poise and audience psychology, noting freshmen are clearer speakers than seniors whose oratory fades with disuse. Upperclassmen would support such a curricular addition.
A college notes the need for compulsory public speaking coursework. It argues current lecture formats limit spoken practice and many students struggle to address audiences despite paper proficiency. The column urges academic revision to include a speaking program for on the spot thinking.
A February 23 Student Council meeting heard Natalie Weiner present plans for an Intercollegiate Liberal Conference at Starvard this spring. The aim is to draft a constitution for an Intercollegiate Liberal Organization to unite smaller college groups. The council says Barnard should send a delegate representing liberal interests. Undergraduates are urged to watch for news.
Greek Games subscription tickets will be distributed March 10 to 25. Officers, alumnae, students, freshmen sophomores, seniors juniors and special students may purchase or apply for tickets at set prices, with details on who may buy, how to apply, and when remaining seats go on sale April 4.
Affirmative speakers are A Bennet 22 M Mead 23 and E Phelps 22 with alternates E Kohn 21 E Orne 22 I Waterman 24. Negative speakers are H Le Page 24 D Kaplan 21 F Marlatt with alternates E Brooks 22 N Jaros 23 M Wing 22.
The Membership Committee will entertain the Senior Class at a tea on Monday afternoon March 7 in the Conference Room.
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