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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1933
Page
3
G Tenney C Strateman and M Martin lead a student panel revising Mortarboard funding and publication terms. The referendum asks if Mortarboard should be published next year and how it should be subsidized, with options including a student activities fee increase and subscriptions. Voting for class presidents runs concurrently in the Conference Room.
A sizable crowd attended the all college spring dance in the gym last Saturday. Decorations came from the sophomore dance committee and music was provided by the Columbia Blue Lions. Attendees included Dean Gildersleeve, Professors Gregory Beveridge and spouses, Miss Kruger, and Rev. and Mrs. Wendel Phillips along with many faculty members. Funds will outfit room 408 Barnard Hall as a music room with radio, phonograph, and records. the Glee Club and Music Club will use it for concerts and practice.
Roderick D. Marshall reports on Barnard College seniors preparing for the Junior Show, a revue titled Paper Clippings centered on a newspaper theme. Cast, staff, and tryout details are listed with dates April 21 and 22 performances.
The English Department announces the last day to submit poetry for the Intercollegiate verse anthology. March 24 is the deadline for inclusion. poems should be sent to Professor Baldwin, English Department.
Freshman sophomore and junior classes elect their 1935 1936 and senior class presidents in the Conference Room. Voting continued yesterday. Senior candidates are Ray Gierhart Betty Huber and Barbara Smoot. 1935 nominees Gerarda Green Gertrude Rubsamen and Suzanne Strait. 1936 nominees Jane Eisler Sally Pike and Mary Lou Wright. Nominations were held Tuesday March 14. A week between nominations and elections is a new policy for careful consideration.
Greek Games ticket sales are rapid says Diana Campbell business manager. The schedule remains March 13 16 freshmen March 14 17 sophomores March 15 20 juniors and seniors with final sales March 21 22 and extra on March 23 24. The April 8 games feature entrance plans practice notes and credits to Kathleen Murphy Elizabeth Jones Marjorie Van Alst Wright Ruth Portugal Gerarda Green Sallie Pike.
The Barnard Delegation to the Model League Assembly at Lehigh University on April 6 7 8 plans representation of Canada. Dorothy Crook chairs commissions on Unemployment Arms Limitation and The Manchurian Crisis with Rose Somerville Margaret Altschul and Jean Ehrlich named for Unemployment and Arms Limitation respectively. Delegates include Jean Preston Dorothy Crook and alternates Caroline Collyer Elizabeth Bullowa Marion Fisher. Mr Peardon supports research and will accompany the group.
Professor W. Cabell Greet, editor of American Speech, will lecture on The Queen's English in Brinckerhoff Theatre as the fourth Continued Education talk to alumnae. He will illustrate with phonograph records of Barnard students and discuss American dialects including Virginia and Maine studies. He holds a 1926 Columbia Ph.D. and has lectured at multiple universities.
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