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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin urges more college backing for the debating club, noting low student participation limits debater selection and familiarity with opposing cases. It cites Mount Holyoke as a model with large member turnout and many trialists, urging action beyond mere finals cheers.
The article notes Barnard College’s strong showing in Intercollegiate Debate over the past three years. It recalls a close eight to seven home decision and a thirteen to two defeat at Holyoke, highlighting a one sided pattern across most affirmative teams and calling for more balanced topics.
Last Thursday at the Contemporary Verse Club Professor Baldwin read selections from the poems of Aileen Kilmer Mrs Karl Wilson Baker Fannie Stern Davis and Joyce Kilmer Aileen Kilmer's verse is marked by strong feeling and tragedy Mrs Baker writes of solitude nature and introspection while her piece Blue Smoke bears a quaint personal touch The gathering closed with Joyce Kilmer Trees
The Committee on Instruction limits to four the number of oral examinations in any one foreign language. The rule applies to current college students with written tests not counted among oral trials. Students with prior tests receive varied subsequent allowances. failure to meet these requirements will deprive a student of her degree.
The remaining roles in The Way Out are filled including The Doctor Louise Schlichting 22 Janet Wallace 22 and Louise Rissland 22. Ma Brickway is listed beside surname entries completing the cast.
The Junior Class met on March 23 at 1 P M to discuss the junior show. After several announcements the meeting was turned over to 21’s singing master Gertrude Dana who did her best to make the hour tuneful.
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