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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1935
Page
2
Morning sessions lead into a keynote by Hon. Trubee Davidson of the American Museum of Natural History who discusses what science offers the periodic press. Dr Clyde Fisher also speaks at the convention continuing coverage on page 1.
Miss Vinson, U S National Woman's Champion since 1928 and 1929 North American Pair Champion with George E. B. Hill, will present a reel of motion pictures about figure and plain in room 304 Barnard at one o'clock today. The films belong to Boston sculptor Leonard Crashe.
The convention featured talks on The Planetarium and Interpreting the News by Arthur S. Draper with presiding by Col umbia officials. Publications shown in John Jay Hall were judged for awards and a Spectator special issue invited top writers to cover the event.
A Lehigh student, after hours of peace meeting resolutions, went to a bank to cash a check. In a mental fuzz he endorsed it with I heartily endorse this check, prompting a comic moment during the college club scene featuring The Mustard and Cheese and The Cyanide Club.
The text notes that next year about 52 percent of Columbia freshmen may be ex delegates and asks how many Barnard girls have previously attended these conventions. It recalls about a dozen Barnard attendees this year.
Schedule lists dates and times for Greek Games rehearsals from March 92 to April 13 plus freshman and sophmore dances and a full dress rehearsal. Includes notes on combined entrance and a newspaper pictures time. Also features a humorous Loyola freshman English exam answers snippet and a Drexel Triangle quote.
A playful exchange mocks a medical ward joke about a patient named Mary in a private infirmary room. The dialogue hints at humor about status and charm amid hospital care.
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