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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1913
Page
5
The author argues that nonteam girls in freshman and sophomore years are excluded from practice and gym credit, while team members get preference. Dancing students also lose outdoor practice time, reducing their sports options. Suggests adjusting gymnasium requirements and trusting students to manage signups without harming on team players.
The last regular Church Club meeting was held Friday May 9 at noon in Room 135. Reports from the Secretary and Treasurer were read and officers for the coming term were elected: Mary Ross 1914 president Ruth Talmage 1914 vice president Dorothy Hall 1916 secretary Nanette Norris 1916 treasurer.
A reader argues for divorcing managing duties from acting in the Dramatic Club. The writer blames star performers and overburdened actresses for rehearsal strain, urging officers to handle business, while every committee member must value their pledged word and duties for smoother college productions.
In the May 7 1914 Junior Class meeting the remaining officers for next year were chosen. Five top nominees for Vice President were Brittain Guernsey Miner Mulhall and Ros. Final ballots had Miner and Ros as contenders with Ros winning the post.
The writer proposes a monthly dues plan to ease treasurers duties. They suggest assigning specific months for different groups and activities such as Faculty Clubs in October, Undergraduate Dues in November, Bulletin in December, and Senior Week taxes in May to streamline payments.
Dean Grosvenor at chapel discusses the beatitudes breathing charity humility purity and honesty as religious ideals. He notes a modern capitalist would reinterpret them to fit profit oriented values and argues that secular readers must view life differently from these religious standards.
Brooks Hall residents held their annual Spring Dance last Friday evening with Miss Weeks and guests Helen Gilleaudeau Margaret Kelley and Louise Fox greeting attendees. Despite cool weather limiting campus promenades the event was unusually successful with good music and orderly rooms. The committee was led by Helen Gilleaudeau with members Helen Shipman and Pauline Gubner.
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