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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1924
Page
2
The Dean urges sophomores to explore various fields with vocational speakers and Miss Doty, choosing a line of work and consulting experts. Teaching, medicine, nursing, law, journalism, and business are discussed as options, with summer trial suggested. Dress and manners are stressed. consults offered on specific days and times.
The notice highlights upcoming elections for the Undergraduate President and class presidents. It notes the value of college involvement, the nomination process on Friday March 21, and ballotting over the next two days under the College Board of Elections. The Undergraduate Association will meet Tuesday March 25 at 1 PM in Room 304 Students to continue business.
Tickets for the Greek Games are available in Miss Week's office at Students Hall from 11 to 4 daily. Students are urged to submit applications early to secure seats.
The Junior Class invites the college to tea on Wednesday March 19 from four to six. Miss Totsley director of Junior Month will speak and then will talk informally to those particularly interested.
A sequence of campus and city performances and meetings from March 14 to March 19 lists a St Patrick Day party in dormitories a tea for debaters debate in College Parlor Macbeth at Forty Eighth Street Theatre violin recital Erika Morini at Aeolian Hall Pachman recital Carnegie Hall undergraduate assembly Marguerite D Alvarez song recital Town Hall Irene Wilder performance at Acolian Hall and a College Parlor host event.
The February 29 meeting outlined Senior Week plans with dates for events from May 30 through June 5 including Step Ceremony Senior Show Baccalaureate and Commencement. Officers will present speeches as in past years and invitations were issued to honorary and social 1924 members. Mrs Hess’ tea was set for April 11 and Mortarboard subscriptions urged.
Claire Musterman chairs Senior Week with officers including Elsie Albansader as secretary Lillian Harris leads Senior Show Ruth Huxtable handles Finance and Marjorie Bier Printing Helen Miner dances Ruth Mehrer banquet Margaret Maryon Class Day Knocks Betty Waterman Ivy Day Ceremony and Nelle Weathers as Toast Mistress Room assignments listed for Brooks Blanch Edwards and John Jay Charlotte Iltis. A 1924 class song and poem contest seeks contributions due by April 1 submitted to Claire Masterman for inclusion during Senior Week.
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