Clock Spring Campus Verse Reflects Spring Dilemma
A playful campus poem uses spring imagery to ponder schedules and advice as students juggle courses and favorites. The verses joke about balancing time and options while embracing seasonal renewal.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
6
A playful campus poem uses spring imagery to ponder schedules and advice as students juggle courses and favorites. The verses joke about balancing time and options while embracing seasonal renewal.
A yearbook style verse notes exams as a bother yet marks the mood of a school celebration. The piece credits multiple writers and musicians, led by different tutors, with sections on songs and a class prize awarded to each group.
Chairman Mary Jennings. Choice of Play Ruth A. Ehrich. Staging Marguerite Gerdau. Costumes Helen Muhlfeld. Programs Ruth Lazar. Secretary Mary Taliaferro. Treasurer Elizabeth Mayer.
Marion Haskell elected president and Edna Gibson as vice president lead a slate that includes Katherine Bassler as secretary Eleanor Castle as treasurer Gladys Edwards named 1921 representative and Elsie Garfunkle 1922 representative in the club ballot results.
Deborah Kaplan is elected president and Pearl Wachman vice president of the Hebrew Culture Society. Elizabeth Klein is named treasurer with vacated post. other names appear in ongoing coverage, as seniors shift toward individual roles beyond collective membership.
A brief note highlights sympathy for Barnard College students and their problems, reflecting campus concern and call for stronger support networks.
The notice states a blanket tax of 4.35 dollars is payable at registration. Katherine Coffey, Undergraduate Treasurer for 1920 1921, signs as the official.
The Christian Science Society of Columbia University invites all current and former faculty, students, and officers to attend a meeting in Room N, Earl Hall, at 7 45 P M on Tuesday May 18.
The last speaker of the affirmative aims to present only the truth in the matter under discussion. Minor changes from former plans are hoped to improve the standard of Intercollegiate Debating as stated by Frances K. Marlatt.
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