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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1935
Page
4
Notes describe informal tournaments for tennis, badminton, and ping pong with zone four ladders. Students may sign up, or challenge from the bottom, arranging their own matches and time. Posters will display names and pairs as the ladder forms.
The Drexel Institute School of Library Science in Philadelphia announces a tuition scholarship for a graduate in library science. Credentials must be filed before April first. Katherine S. Doty serves as Assistant to the Dean.
The Lutheran Club met Saturday afternoon at 4 in the Little Parlor. Mrs. Lyman of Barnard spoke on In the Beginning and led a discussion based on Genesis. Miss Ressmeyer and Mrs. Ladd attended and tea followed.
Mrs. Katherine Dabney Ingle director of the Manhattan Council of Girl Scouts discusses job opportunities with the Girl Scouts in summer camps and communities. An ad interview for interested girls is set for tomorrow Wednesday March 13 at 12 o'clock.
A Barnard College dormitory reception for Barnard faculty members and related departments was hosted in Brooks Hall last night. Students danced while refreshments followed, with music performed by Helen Jefferson Nancy Hendricks Dean Gildersleeve Thomasine Campbell and Ruth Saberski the social chairman in charge of the event.
Nora Laurie, tutor of Quarterly and president of the literary club, announces the Boar's Head poetry contest. Deadline is March 22 for all Bar rd graduates to submit entries for several monetary prizes. Interested girls are asked to send entries to Nora One at the Byward Quarterly Office.
A note from Temple officials confirms preparations for student reformers to attend programs at the Jewish Theological location. Rabbi Hoffman, counselor Ish Stunts, and Holiday Plans are referenced in the announcement.
The 17 year old Barnard staffer known for swift chatter and ambitious dreams recalls her first byline at 15 with an Egyptian princess piece and an idealistic drive to revolutionize journalism. She blends cosmopolitan work with Columbia access while seeking mentors and guidance for her future as editor.
A notice invites attendance at an event on April 17 hosted by Rabbi Hoffman Seminary. Those interested should make reservations at Earl Hall promptly.
The Education committee grilled radical student critics including Lash of SLID and Gates of NSFA while McGrath urged pledges to the constitution. Students formed a permanent executive committee led by John Lang to oppose the Nunan Bill and to back the April 12 antiwar strike, denouncing Hearst papers DAR Elks and the American Legion. NY delegates traveled by bus, with Barnard’s Marian Hall group arriving after 4 AM. Joseph Cadden oversaw expedition prep.
Mrs William L Duffy as trustee of Barnard College will host a tea at her home for Catholic students on Thursday March fourteenth. Newman Club members are urged to attend the event.
The article describes Bowery pictures and theater prints in 19th century American art, noting works from Booth’s Theatre to Billy Minsky’s Burlesque. It mentions “Three Graces” from 1848 showing three women posed on a green backdrop and observed by older patrons, reflecting a rococo bar scene and genteel manners.
The first rehearsal for Greek Games is set for Friday March 15 at noon in the Gymn. All freshmen and sophomores who signed the Barnard Hall poster are requested to attend.
Rev. Harry Ward warns that mobilization without opinion allowance breeds fascist conditions. He notes women face clear duties alongside men and recalls how in the last war girls supported the war by glorifying the effort for the boys.
The Italian Club will host a tea for Dr. Marshall of the English Department in the College Parlor on Friday March 15. Faculty from English and Italian departments and majors are invited to attend.
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