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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
5
Moissaye J. Olgin will speak at the Social Problems Club gathering at 309 Havemeyer on Thursday noon March 12. He recently returned from Russia and discussed the Third International with the intimate council.
A Barnard Forum column discusses student behavior in class rooms and the need for discipline, with Marion Mettler calling for action by Student Council. Letters praise Harvard graduate training for women while noting gender bias, and critique Barnard junior photo ticket practices and ticket distribution for a production.
A letter proposes Barnard students join the Social Problems Club at Columbia University. The group has about 50 members, aims to reach 50 to 75 by year end, plans biweekly outside speakers such as Norman Thomas and Roger Baldwin, and will hold a discussion on Is a New Social Order Necessary followed by Roads To Freedom sessions. They seek Barnard members for executive committee vacancies and future study groups on specific problems.
The report criticizes past Curriculum Committees at Barnard for lack of records, unclear goals, and small membership. It proposes a new plan to enlarge the committee to 10 or 12, expand member selection, appoint a new chair, hold monthly meetings, and ensure continuity with next year’s officers.
The Undergraduate Association reminds students that Little Parlor and the Conference Room are not to be used as lunchrooms. Eating is only permitted in Room 407.
An Undergraduate meeting is scheduled for March 10 at 1 10 PM in room 304 of Students building.
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