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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1938
Page
4
A Barnard College forum letter and response debate the Wigs and Cues Spring Plays coverage. The exchange defends unsigned news versus signed features and explains journalistic conventions for reviews and reporting in Bulletin.
Senior Week moves toward an ending with ivy planting by Helen Raebeck at Columbia University, a 6 o'clock ceremony on Thursday June 2, and a 7 o'clock banquet. Dinner, favors and corsages are included in class dues. seniors signing for the banquet must note their seating choice in the sign up booklet on the Senior Week bulletin board. Students should wear white dress or gun metal or black stockings and black shoes during the event.
Reported incident on the Columbia campus describes a nocturnal riot where a crowd damaged property on Barnard and University campuses. Fire hoses were used in dormitories, leading to the arrest of one student at Johnson and Furnald Halls.
Freshman class elected Doris Williams as Greek Games Business Manager and Honor Board Representative. Sophomore delegates to Representative Assembly were Claire Lawler Irene Lyons and Constance Burt. Social Chairman went to Phyllis Snyder and Poster Chairman to Charlotte Cassel. Adeline Bostelman named Long Leader Amelia Corona Class Historian and Marjorie Leahy Ring Chairman. Doris Williams also serves on Greek Games Entrance Committee and Honor Board. Irene Lyons is News Staff member and Newman Club Publicity Manager.
Gertrude Boyd 39 announced Senior Awards and Dance Pins at the AA banquet. Miss Tuzo of Physical Education presented Life Saving Awards. Mary Van Rensselaer Thayer, Barnard alumna and World Telegram editor, gave the principal speech. Dr Alsop Holland and McBride spoke. A skit Love or I’ll Shoot and Inez Alexander 38 led singing with accordion.
The senior class will meet Thursday at noon in Room 304 Barnard Hall to decide the class gift. Two prior meetings have discussed options, and this session is expected to act on member suggestions.
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