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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1928
Page
4
Miss Gildersleeve tells Sophomore class to pick a major soon, stressing inclinations and information as guides. She notes women face crowded fields and urges more technical training, advocating graduate work at Barnard and Columbia to advance equality.
The Spanish Club at Barnard hosted a literary tea on March 1 featuring Don Fernando de los Rios, University of Granada professor and visiting Columbia lecturer. He praised Barnard’s role in advancing women’s education and stressed feminism with distinct feminine strengths.
The Freshman and Junior class teams opened the season with wins 18 to 10 and 19 to 3 respectively. The Freshmen, in their first-ever game together, showed commendable fielding and resolve, overcoming limited practice time.
Marian Churchill was elected president of the Undergraduate Association for 1928 1929 after nominations by Margaret Fuller, Sylvia Seifert, and Churchill at the March 5 meeting. Voting occurred Wednesday and Thursday. Churchill has long been active in college government and is an English major.
On Tuesday March 13 at 1 10 students will nominate class presidents. Voting occurs Thursday and Friday from 9 to 4 in the conference room.
Barnard Hall will house a vacant pedestal where Chester Beach’s Spirit of Greek Games stood. Dean Gildersleeve approves sending a Barnard bronze to the International Art Exhibition tied to the Olympic Games. Miss Gildersleeve notes the exhibit should present as the Spirit of Greek Games rather than the Greek Games.
The Barnard Hall Lunch Room has been rearranged to look better but now requires each person to carry her own tray back to the table to avoid delays. Miss Drucker will welcome cafeteria suggestions.
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