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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
3
The Caroline Duror Memorial Fellowship for 1923 was awarded to Marguerite Loud with Kath erine Shea named as alternate.
Voting held March 21 and 22 for undergraduate offices with Nelle Weathers Helen Miner and Edna Trull leading in president race Edna Trull in front Nelle Weathers second Nominations for class presidents followed with Freshmen Margaret Richter Marian Mansfield Edna Stahl Sophomores Marian Mettler Charlotte Bradley Maude Cabot Juniors Helen Le Page Dorothy Fetterly 1926 elected Madge Turner as VP and Margaret Richter as Freshman Luncheon Chairman leaders named for Senior President Helen Le Page Junior President Maude Cabot Concordance on further officer elections through April May and early April assemblies and nominations for remaining posts all within the Undergraduate sphere.
Barnard College considers sending a three person debating team to England in June after a strong showing in the Intercollegiate Debating League. Preliminary and final tryouts will be held after Easter, with judges from alumnae, the Barnard and Columbia faculties. If selected, the team will coordinate with the American University Women’s Federation to debate several English women’s colleges and possibly Columbia in London.
Miss Prenez, presenting the Bratch view on Ruhr conditions at the Undergraduate meeting, argued German reparations and reconstruction costs, noting France paid $8 billion to rebuild devastated areas while Germany paid far less and faced moratoria. The Faculty awarded the Caroline Duror Fellowship to Marguerite Loud, with Katherine Shea as alternate.
On March 14 Roger Baldwin of the ACLU spoke at Open Forum praising free speech free press and free assemblage. He cited cases of suppressed expression from Waterbury Ohio and California and warned Americans have lost rights and face coercion by class and press. He urged open mindedness and nonviolence as defenses of civil liberties. Continued on page 4.
Senorita Marcial Dorado serves as dean of the College of the Pyrenees near Barcelona now in its second year. Barnard College sent five students last June under Dorado to study Spanish literature history and art while enjoying regional sights and social contacts with Spanish professors and locals.
The Société Francaise plans a Soiree Francaise on Saturday April 21 at Brinckerhoff Theatre transformed into a French stage with prominent performers. The event aims to educate and raise a trust fund for a yearly French fellowship to study at a French university. Simone Cahen is chairman with Charlotte as secretary and Phil Haig handling publicity.
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