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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
3
Representative Assembly on March 18 discussed debate and voted to withdraw Barnard from the Intercollegiate Debating League for at least a year. Reasons cited include lack of material and to reassess speaking style versus Cambridge tradition. The meeting also considered adding a public speaking course.
More than 1,000 courses will be offered at the Columbia Sumner School this summer by scholars from numerous European and American universities and officials from libraries hospitals and public service departments. Italian literature courses by Giacomio Guidi and Paul Porteau will be among the offerings. Summer study includes Public Health Preventive Medicine Law and Business with a strong Romance Languages lineup. Session runs July 6 to August 14.
Student Council met on March 19 and selected Betty Kalisher as Assembly chairman for next year. Barnard delegation invited to National League of Women Voters conference in Richmond on April 12 with Margaret Hatfield to attend. An amendment to place the editor of Bulletin on Student Council was approved for submission to the Assembly. Anita Peck to help print five hundred new song books. No non athletic award deemed deserved.
On Monday evening at 7 30 P M March 30 the Reading Room at Earl Hall John A Morehead director of the National Lutheran Council will speak on Conditions among European Students under the auspices of the Columbia Lutheran Association
By authority of the President academic exercises will be suspended on Saturday morning April 4 in order that students may prepare for Greek Games. V C Gildersleeve Dean March 21 1925.
Miss Schneiderman and union women argue the ERA would erase welfare laws and hinder future protections. They say organizing women workers is nearly impossible due to rapid membership turnover as women marry before 25, urging the state to enact targeted laws that aid working women now.
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