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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1923
Page
2
Bertha L. Rockwett warns all girls that there is absolute no talking in the library as final exams approach. Two week library privileges loss would be hardship for some. recent violations led to three or four girls being debarred. She appeals for continued quiet to uphold the library’s high standard and notes praise from visiting colleges.
The Department of Romance Languages adds Italian 5 Contemporary Movements in Italian Literature taught by Dr. Santa Borghese for two points in the first semester. Tuesday and Thursday at 3. Open to all students except Freshmen. Lectures in English with English and Italian readings. Italian knowledge desirable but not required.
The Comité des Voyages d'Etudes announces no passport needed for American students on Student Tours. Four weeks at a French university, two weeks in Paris, one week of travel with regular courses available. Total cost 225 dollars for transport and 5360 francs for other expenses. Dates run July 1 to September 10.
The article notes graduate math at Radcliffe for Shea and a Teaching Fellowship in English at Chicago University for Margaret Trusler. Katherine Basler, holder of the Caroline Duror Memorial Fellowship, has been made Reader in Mathematics at Bryn Mawr for next year.
Contests require entrant names to be attached to each entry but the bulletin notes that names should remain sealed in envelopes. Officials emphasize privacy and fair judging.
The notice lists dates for French tests on Friday May 18 at 3 00 p m and 4 00 p m in Room 339. German tests require students to report immediately to the Registrar for information on dates.
Notices say tickets for Barnard College tennis courts are available at the Comptroller's office for June 14 through September 15. Open to all students alumnae and Barnard staff and summer session residents in Brooks or John Jay Halls or Barnard gym courses. Court use costs 5.00 dollars to fund grounds maintenance.
An additional PSYCHOLOGY laboratory section labeled 17 18 will be offered on Wednesday afternoon from 1 to 4 o'clock for the year 1923 1924. Anna E HH Meyer Registrar.
A copy of Schopenhauer World as Will and Idea Volume One is missing from the library. A girl who borrowed it gave it to someone else and it has not been returned. the book is needed urgently for a philosophy class.
The record lists B and gold medals for varsity work across swimming basketball tennis and track. Recipients include McNamara Lewis Cook Newcomer Lubell Daniels Kahrs Frankenstein and others with names and class years. Field Day awards went to Wallfield and Boas with bronze to McNamara Irish and more, plus life saving emblems to several students.
All four classes are urged to sign up for the upcoming swimming meet scheduled for 4 30 on Tuesday May 15. Participants from each class should register promptly to ensure entries.
Fragmentary notice lists days for senior week pay events with reference to May dates and Tuesday and Monday occurrences. Details are incomplete and ambiguous.
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