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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
4
The calendar lists Greek Games Chorus rehearsals in the Conference Room and Room 301 at Students Hall from March 10 to March 16, with dates for Dance Club, Lenten lectures, assembly by Hampton Quartet, YWCA open hours, Undergrad Tea, and a Dance Club recital. It also notes a policy question about student apathy toward academics versus extracurriculars.
Miss Guer dau discusses student concerns on overwork at Barnard, noting the campus lacks a shield from excitements and that excessive lectures curb intellectual curiosity. She advocates more personal study and discussion, less lecturing, and greater group work to foster genuine engagement and recognition.
The Senior Class will meet Monday noon March 13 to fill resignations. Roberta Dunbacher's resignation as class treasurer was accepted and Helen Meehan was elected to that office for the remainder of the year. Nominations for Senior Show chairman went to Marguerite Gerdau Helen Warren and Edith Mendel.
B Clarke 25 points 18 points for fifth place Arline Hatch 25 points 15 points cited as notable. The meet, a key annual Physical Education Department event, aims to develop group values through individual proficiency. A prepared exercise schedule covers core gymnastics and is demonstrated by competitive squads with final marks from judges using an efficiency standard.
One of its fifty five members took part in the concert. The enthusiasm and cooperation of the members did much to give this concert unprecedented success.
Smith College shows unite sophomore junior and senior classes in separate skits. Mount Holyoke hosts Open Forum luncheons that spill into the night. Willamette defeats Brush College debate team. The Ancient and Honorable Order of Shifters spreads quickly with secret signals and penalties. Wellesley and others report near universal Shifter participation. Wellesley weighs knickers wearing in student body debate.
The piece discusses how lack of experience hampers women in banking and retail, notes the apprenticeship ladder from apprentice to associate, explains employers view college women as unstable, and recommends reading help wanted columns and trade journals while aiming for advancement with starting salaries around 1200 dollars and potential to reach 3000 with time.
Fragmentary OCR text shows events like 40 yard dash and diving with participants named Hartong Barnard Kahrs Leckley Orne and relay teams. Mentions general scoring and total but no clear results or dates.
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