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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1916
Page
4
The Social Science League will hold a general meeting on May 10 at 12 o'clock in the Electrical Laboratory to elect the President, the Chairman of the groups, and the secretary treasurer and to discuss next year's groups.
Louis Untermeyer will speak Monday May 15 at four o clock to the Social Science League and the Columbia Economics Club in the Theatre. The Art Group will host tea afterward in the Electrical Laboratory with an exhibition by Barnard College members and others, inviting any art workers to apply. Dorothy Teall, Locker 284, Junior Study, will receive submissions including drawings and caricatures of Barnard figures for a guessing contest.
The Socialist Club held a brief Friday meeting at 12 o'clock in the Electrical Laboratory. Officers were elected and plans for the next year were discussed.
In senior elections the president candidates were Anita Frenzel Cornelia Geer Elsie Oakley Gladys Palmer with Geer elected. Vice president candidates included Anita Frenzel Marjorie Hallet Marion Struss Elizabeth Wright with Frenzel elected. Senior Week chairman candidates were Minna Lederman Dorothy Leet Claire Patterson with Leet chosen.
Mr Randolph Bourne spoke on morality before the Social Science League, noting morality as the interaction with others and the need for approval. He contrasted religious and non religious seekers of approval and urged a search for one’s own capable expression. Barnard students showed apathy in student elections with low turnout for top offices.
The Press Club announces a competition for membership next year judged on a write-up of a Pageant or college event, real or imaginary. Entries must be placed in the Press Club box in the Faculty Mail Room by Friday, May 20, with inquiries directed to D. M. Blondel, '16.
In a discussion led by Mr Bourne the conflict between personal and social morality was explored. The new standard centers on personality, viewing life as experimentation where one discovers and follows their best will and desires. Tea was served and the meeting adjourned at six.
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