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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
3
The Caroline Duror Memorial Graduate Fellowship was awarded to Katherine Bassler of the Mathematics Department. An alternate recipient named by the Romance Languages Department is Sattiig Harpootlian.
At Clark University Worcester Mass on March 14 Dr Scott Nearing spoke before the Clark Liberal Club on Control of Public Opinion The event was halted when President W W Atwood ordered the meeting dismissed lights were extinguished and police might be summoned The audience remained in the hall before moving the talk to a nearby frat house
Brooks Hall held its annual St Patrick event on Friday March 7 with floor stunts spoofing history. Floors eight seven five staged musical sketches featuring Henry VIII Miles Standish George Washington and Columbia in playful pastiche judged by Miss Weeks Hirst and Myrick and praised for planning and entertainment.
American undergraduates plan to raise 640000 for the Louvain Library reconstruction. University President Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler chairs the rebuilding committee with architect Whitney Warren chosen as builder. Each student expected to contribute one dollar to honor educational ideals and support the library project.
United States undergraduates push a funds drive to rebuild the Library of the University of Louvain destroyed by German forces in World War I. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler chairs the National Executive Committee and Whitney Warren is architect in charge. Columbia University coordinates publicity and Barnard College expects every student to donate at least one dollar.
Amy Jennings, class of 1920, spoke at a joint I C S A Social Science Club meeting about her year working in a small Austrian owned embroidery shop. She described non union conditions, low wages, long hours, eye strain, and the workers’ fragile hope for improvement.
Cardinal Mercier congratulates Mr. Warren for the Louvain library project praising its practical design and Flemish Brabanconne style. He notes American generosity and the nation’s role in rebuilding Louvain while affirming justice as a guiding motive beyond wartime acts.
The Senior Class met on Friday noon March 24 electing Helen Mack as Ivy Day Speaker. A proposal to move Phi Beta Kappa initiation into March was debated and a committee led by R Dunbacher was formed to study it. Junior nominations for Senior President were G Cahill M Fleming M Loud H Pattenden R Prince. Sophomore Helen Minor was elected President. Freshman nominations for next year’s president included B Clarke E Curtis L Gahagan M Hail M Irish M Wettler F Yates.
At the Tuesday assembly the nomina tions for next year's Undergraduate officers were submitted for a vote after withdrawals and lengthy discussion. For Vice-president the candidates were Marguerite Loud and Edna Moreau. for Treasurer Agnes Grant Barbara Kruger and Jeanette Mirsky. for Secretary Beatrice Clark and Viola Travis.
John Jay Dormitory girls held their annual stunt party on Friday evening March 24 postponed from St Patrick s Day due to the Dance Club Recital. Apartment 21 Broadview won for a clever Dance Club Recital spoof by Leone Newton Billy Holden Alice Peterson Doris Craven Sylvia Havre with Ruth Boardman on guitar and vocals. Honorable mentions went to apartments 4b and 4a. Beatrike Johnson 1924 chaired the event with judges Miss Abbott Dorothy Houghton 723 and Marion Burroughs 721.
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