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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1934
Page
3
Report from The Sun Dial describes two Vallepin College professors held in a room in Spain and pressured to pass a whole class of fifty students, details of coercion and outcome unclear.
Four University of Southern California fraternity brothers spent a week confined in the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority house after authorities quarantined the building for scarlet fever. Rumor says the students treated the unusual confinement as entertainment during their confinement period.
Diana Campbell president of the Undergraduate Association announced that the Student Council will preside over daily teas at four o'clock in the College Parlor during exam week. The teas run each afternoon and the entire student body is urged to attend.
An old University of Minnesota note states that at 17 credits per quarter a student would take 503 years to complete all offered courses, illustrating a humorous exaggeration about course volume and workload.
At a Friday banquet the A A organization announced athletics awards. Recipients included Helen Brodie Cecilia Steinlein and Helen Flanagan in class B and Rita Brereton Eleanor Dreyfus Lily Douglas and Mary Phelps in class C. Individual sport honors went to Cecilia Steinlein Agnes Creagh Brereton Brodie Phelps Chin Lee Creagh Hoover Reynolds Schlosser Archery Hopwood Track Douglas Flanagan Hansen E R E Jones Creagh Volleyball Joveshoff Potter Gibb Tenikoft Nowa Brodie Dancing Blue Pin members Muriel Fugino Terry Haimes Alice Goldenweiser Dennie Genaitis Pat Purvis Dorothy AtLee Kay Murphy Ruth Wolin Caroline Frost and others. Banquet direction by Marguerite Mead Dot AtLee Jan Craighead Vivian Neal and Marjorie Ray.
Students planning travel to Europe this summer can obtain the International Student Identity Card from the National Student Federation at 218 Madison Avenue New York. The card costs one dollar and is issued under the auspices of the League of Nations. Any student in an accredited college is eligible.
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