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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
4
Dean Russell of Hers College argues education, not public spectacles or narcotics, should govern society in crisis. He warns against relying on state dole or alcohol as social controls and urges youths to understand their relation to state, God, and religion for stable society.
A Barnard delegation would attend the Middle Atlantic Model Assembly next year and three observers would be sent to the New England Assembly. The suggestion notes New York is not within the New England College group.
After the war a rise in easy vice promiscuity and family restriction is noted. Father Ford says the answer to sex lies within oneself and warns against science usurping religious truth. He urges individuals to form finite personal conclusions on moral questions.
Jessor Braun handed out leski mo ples as the party returned by ferry and bus. They enjoyed a breezy promontory picnic above Fort Lee with cake sandwiches and ginger ale before heading back to Barnard Hall.
Evelyn Slade headed the staging committee and the costumes impressed especially the three young girls. The Twelve Pound Look amused more than The Intruder with Barrie proving easier to digest than Maeterlinck. Fredericka Gaines won the honors as Sir Harrys ex wife with Maxine Rothschild as Lady Sims notably pitiful and costumed well. Sir Harry was pompous and the play featured strong lines that often eluded the audience.
Miss Mabel Leslie, director of the Art Workshop for industrial and college women, seeks assistants for a summer camp to help instructors for two to three hours daily. The program serves about twenty children and twenty to thirty adults, runs June 28 to the Saturday before Labor Day, and offers paid expenses with no salary. Apply to Miss Doty for details.
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