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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1915
Page
4
The 1915 report lists unpaid undergraduate dues by class and explains penalties. Unpaid students cannot participate in the undergraduate show or spring athletics and may be barred from Senior Week. seniors face extra limits. Names will be published as space allows, with strict enforcement urged by Margaret C. Kine.
Dr Ball of St James Methodist Church addressed chapel on Monday. He urged students to align with contemporary social movements and emphasize group welfare over individual culture. He stressed the changing atmosphere beyond campus boundaries and the need for fraternal cooperation.
The Deutscher Kreis and Deutscher Verein staged Der Unsterbliche Felix on March 13 in Brinckerhoff. W R Ilsen impressed as the pedantic old professor, Hildegard Diechmann charmed as his wife, and Theresa Mayer moved as Minna, with strong work from Sophie Amson, Harriet Sinsheimer, Mervin Wiener, and William Hochstadter. The troupe, aided by Professors Braun Schulze and S M Janney, earned warm audience praise and credit to Margaret Fries for management.
Student Council urges large attendance as Mrs. Henry Moskowitz speaks in Chapel on issues of women’s industrial problems and vocational training. She formerly helped reorganize city dance halls and will outline useful fields for solving the problem.
The text argues for balance between mind and spirit and defines the role of religion in social service. It cites Addams, Dr Devine, and other reformers recognizing religion’s social reform power. It calls for cultivating religious influence to aid community welfare and future steadiness.
Freshmen sophomores and juniors must file adviser cards by March 1 with the Registrar. Cards require adviser signature and must be from Barnard regular staff, with no more than twenty students per instructor. Advisers should align with the student’s major or department. unusual cases may be referred to the Dean or Provost.
The Common Sense League holds an open forum on Tuesday at 4 p m in 305 Schermerhorn. Oswald G Villard editor of the New York Evening Post speaks on Should the United States Arm Professor H R Massey economist discusses economic fallacies in the war spirit. Q A follows.
Chapels announce upcoming speakers and events. March 25 Mrs Kenry Moskowitz, chief grievance clerk for the Employers' Association in the shirtwaist and dress trade, active in reforming dance halls for working girls recreation. March 29 Rev Ernest M Stires of St Thomas Church will deliver an Easter sermon.
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