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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
2
Barnard Bulletin volume dedicated to student under the Undergraduate Association details editors and staff across sections. It lists Editor in Chief Dorothy Butler and News Editor Bertha Wallerstein with associate editors and a business board led by Ruth R. Jones. The notice mentions mailing rate and legal postage authorization.
A college editorial urges respect for others rights and privileges, criticizing noisy library behavior and discourtesy in campus assemblies. It urges students to refrain from talking in the library and from using gym balcony spaces during study times.
A fragment notes being late to Tuesday assembly and struggling to balance duties while attempting to engage in meaningful college singing efforts. The text hints at organizational or motivational challenges without detailing people or places.
A faculty student conference review notes the value of a vocational questionnaire. Many seniors plan varied careers, while 89 percent expect paid work and 16 percent aim to teach. The piece urges responsibility in classroom chatter to avoid mischief and influence on others.
University announces tea for seniors and sophomores to be held in Earl Hall on Friday between 4 30 and 6 P M during March 5 1920 to 1922 urging all eligible students to attend.
The junior class presents Minus the Highness on March 26 with an all star cast. Box office opens March 12 at Students' Hall ground floor. Tickets bought from corridor spectators not accepted. Advance seat sale advised. McBye licensed ticket agencies open March 10.
The Endowment Fund Committee plans a theatre party for the children of alumnae on March 18. All undergraduates are invited or urged to attend.
Y. W. C. A. invites all to a March 8 4 PM party at Odd Study featuring games an auction dancing and two penny pit games. Attendees may enjoy feline sideshow and live hits as part of the fete.
An afternoon reception on February 27 featured many college figures including Miss Boyd, President Butler, Dean, and Prof Montague. Performances ranged from a Walrus and the Carpenter dramatization to a Flirt pantomime, with prizes and revelry marking the event.
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