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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1914

Page

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Barnard College Weekly Digests Roles and Editors

Published weekly during the college year with two January exclusions the Barnard College student staff lists associate editors and their departments including Rhoda Erskine class news Estelle Kraus departmental clubs Margaret Pollitzer social movements Dorothy Blondel religious activities Dorette Ferandie class and college news Edith Grossman dramatic and humorous departments Eleanor Hubbard religious activities Teanne Jacoby athletics department assistant.

Florence Schwarzwaelder Rhoda Erskine Estelle Kraus Margaret Pollitzer Dorothy Blondel Dorette Ferandie Edith Grossman Eleanor Hubbard Teanne Jacoby

Dancing standards in our social season

Editorial questions the meaning of measured steps in dancing and urges decorum. It argues for attractive dancing to spare onlookers discomfort and cites an old verse about beauty and public impression.

Dance etiquette and college spirit debate 1915 letter

Louise Walker laments awkward dancing and urges self awareness to preserve propriety in public with mirror posture checks. The letter discusses Barnard students, equal suffrage, and the fading college atmosphere attributed to upperclassmen, urging more inclusive enthusiasm to revive campus spirit.

BuLletin Muss Soskin Barnard Louise Walker

Modern Language Tests Set by Instruction Committee

Examinations in French and German under new Modern Languages rules will be held in November and March each year. Students may take March 1914 tests by reporting in writing to the Registrar. Tests may be oral for fifteen minutes or written about an hour, or both, as decided by the department. Must be taken before May 1 of the junior year. W. T. Brewster, Provost.

Committee On Instruction W. T. Brewster

The Soph. Dance Banner Theft Hits One Room Castles

A letter-writer laments banners vanished from one room homes after a Sophomore dance raid. He notes the playful intrusion violated the idea of a home as a private, secure castle and recalls an unsigned note claiming banners were taken for the Soph. dance.

Bulletin Soph Dance

New Plan for Chapel and YWCA Forums Coordinated

The chapel committee and the YWCA unite on a new plan to balance noon forums with monthly chapel services. One chapel service will be omitted each month when the YWCA Forum is held, allowing a student gathering on a free day while maintaining the undergraduate rule on Mondays and Thursdays. Continued on Page 6 Column i.

Wald Henry Street Amon William Merrill Brick Presbyterian Church Rabbi Wise David Saville Muzzy Baldwin

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