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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
2
At a regular March 15 meeting the Student Council approved a tax extension for students who enrolled in the first semester until April 6. The Book Exchange report was reviewed, its reorganization discussed, and a joint Faculty Student conference planned to discuss a year’s activity program.
March 22 meeting approves electing B O S P secretary by the college. Agnes Grant reports UG Association spent 481.64 of 801.01 with 319.37 balance. Petition to move Even Study rooms read and approved. Pro tem use of Room 407 for Faculty Club lunch and Greek Games set. Wigs and Cues gear transfer to Deani Gildersleeve approved.
The schedule includes an undergraduate assembly for officer nominations on Tuesday April 3, a voting session for Under College Ten on Wednesday April 4 by the Math Science Club, a Thursday speech by Prof. Baldwin for the Classical Club, a Boston Symphony Concert at Carnegie Hall 8 15, an Italian Club Play on Friday, a Josef Hoffman concert at Aeolian Hall 8 15, and a lecture titled Life After Death by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle at Carnegie Hall 8 15.
Rehearsals for Ruddi gore are underway for the production set to run April 27 and 28 at Brinckerhoff Theatre. Miss Wise announces Professor Lamson has consented to provide cello accompaniment for the orchestra.
La Societe Francaise plans a Soriee Francaise on April 21 with support from notable supporters. Tickets go on sale early next week, with advance purchase advised through Yvonne Moen. Student tickets are limited and priced at 50 cents for Barnard faculty and students, $1 for others. Remember not to miss the event.
Roger Baldwin defends freedom while noting an indicted Communist's bail paid by a Liberal and MP Arthur Henderson. He closes by framing history as birthing a new society and questions whether a future property system will rest on repression or on welcome tolerance and brotherhood.
The Barnard Students' Forum offers a luncheon with Dr. William Herd Kilpatrick of Teachers College as speaker on "The Application of the Referent Method to College Teaching." Faculty and students from the curriculum discussion group are honored guests. A second group, "Project Method in College," meets April 16.
Juniors may submit applications to Professor Ogburn Helen Miner or Hanna Mann by April 11 for a July Junior Month scholarship. The program, run by the Charity Organization Society in New York City, offers broadening experiences with no obligations beyond interest, described as a glorified survey of social service fields.
All students who entered in September may pay the Blanket Tax of five dollars to Agnes Grant, Undergrad Treas., on or before April 6. Taxes not paid by then will be rejected and students who fail to pay will be unable to participate in the privileges of membership in the Undergraduate Association.
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