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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1935
Page
2
A whimsical verse about a puppy envying Wellesley life, preferring the Dug-out home to college rigor. It contrasts two quarters of study with kennel comfort, noting his growth through college trials and delight in simple meals and absence of disease.
A Swarthmore freshman show centers on an operetta by Cra Davis and Mary Katherine Heald, portraying undergraduate life. Gov Hoffman cites a Paterson schoolboy test with the answer Hauptmann. A rifle club signals amid the crowd as Break M Short riffs on pencil lead.
Huntington editor Mr. D Howard Moreau addresses the press board in the Little Parlor on Thursday afternoon May 2. The address outlines editorial views and upcoming coverage plans.
Miss Doty reports updated guidance on Barnard students transferring to Teachers College for bachelor and master level work. Eligibility varies by field with waivers for some professional experiences and possible one year additional study to qualify.
A Barnard College dance program drew high praise for ensemble control and precision. Freshman and Sophomore Greek Games dances showed confidence, with solo performances by Eleanor Galenson and May Gould receiving particular acclaim. The program closed with intricate group works and a rondo finale set to Helen Dykma's music.
A new system governs teacher in training in NYC high schools. Barnard will not certify unless the candidate averages 2.90 in the subject, with rare exceptions for exceptional teaching aptitude. Applicants should first contact the Occupation Bureau.
The Columbia Junior Class hosts a formal dance in honor of the National Student Federation of America at John Jay Dining Hall on Friday May 10 from 930 P.M. to 2 A.M. Tickets are 150 and available through Alice Corneille or Mrs Johns in Student Mail. Johnnie Edwards ten piece orchestra will perform with attendees from Vassar Princeton and NYU.Collider
County Democrat from Flemington New Jersey addressed the Barnard Press Board about women in journalism. Guests included Miss Comen Miss Helen Erskine Miss McBride and Mrs Robert Herr. Tea followed the talk with Miss Elise Cobb as hostess and Miss Betty Simpson pouring.
An inquiring reader confronts the Bulletin editor amid a lights out incident. The editor, explaining the wardrobe and ladder setup, calms the scene by noting the mishap is a simple maintenance issue being fixed with janitorial help. The staff react with resigned humor.
The Faculty-Student Baseball game is set for this afternoon at 4 20 in the gym with spectators on the balcony. Invited faculty include Greet Puckett Riccio Mullins Montague Mitchell von Tielms Loos Swan and others. practice at 4 00 and team rosters for Student and Faculty lines appear in the report.
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