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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
3
The Executive Committee of BOSP recommends electing the BUSP President from the junior class at large rather than necessarily a club president. The President would be an Undergrad officer elected like others, chosen from top juniors to train for senior roles. The plan, if approved, takes effect this year pending election calendar.
The Hampton Quartet performed at the College Assembly on Tuesday March 14. Mr Ketcham noted racial differences in music and the group demonstrated the claim that negro music tends to harmonize. Julian Bagley Hampton graduate spoke of Hampton experiences and aims to help colored people become teachers and social workers.
Seventy five American college students will spend July and August in Denmark Norway and Sweden visiting medieval universities fjords and Danish farmland. The trip is organized by the American Scandinavian Foundation and will be arranged through American ministers in Scandinavian capitals.
The notice lists dates in March and April for nominations and voting on undergraduate positions including President Class Presidents Chairman of Honor Board Undergraduate Treasurer and Undergrad Secretary. Meetings occur in Room 304 and Conference Room with specific 9-3:30 voting windows and a final deadline the second day after polls. If only one nomination certain officers are filled at the same meeting and no proxy voting is allowed.
The college polls show strong approval for restricting candidate discussion to Parliamentary Rules. Meetings will be held in 304 Student’s and elections set for March with nominations next Tuesday March 21. Voting continues for two college days.
The Election Board outlines duties for Undergrad officers to aid candidate selection. It notes the Undergrad President presides over Student Council, sits on all committees, connects with Aluminae Faculty and Admin, and must handle social obligations and policy leadership. The Chairman of the Honor Board is also Undergrad Vice-President with additional responsibilities.
The notice lists classes for nominations including 1923 undergrad president and honor board chairman, 1924 president and treasurer, 1925 undergrad secretary and related posts. It states withdrawals are only allowed at the nominating meeting and that the Board of Elections will judge any absence excuses.
The report outlines estimates for a junior prom at nine dollars per girl based on Hotel Martinique costs of room, supper, favors, tips, music, chaperons, incidentals, and an average of ninety attendees. Other estimates reference the McAlpin venue and note page 3x01.
Barnard hosts Vassar and Smith for the season’s intercollegiate debate. About fifteen Vassar students arrive Friday. Saturday includes morning practice, a box party with Miss Myrick, a Brooks Hall dinner with Judge MacCook and Dr. Muzzey, and an eight o’clock debate in Barnard theatre on U S Should Grant Immediate Independence to the Philippines.
The Dance Club presents a mixed program of serious and lighter dances, showcasing more ambitious work and artistic interpretation. A few tickets remain available at noon today on the first and fourth floors of Students Hall.
Nonquorum at the February 28 Undergrad gathering cost the association six dollars fifty for ballots and one dollar fifteen for poster material. Five girls made posters while Senior Proctors supervised voting and executive officers oversaw the process. The voting form was unclear leading to ballots cast out as meaningless.
A special University Assembly will discuss the Louvain Library restoration drive on April 4. The university plans to carry the drive during the last week of March.
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