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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1924
Page
2
Trustees announce a ten dollar fine for students who file elective blanks between 4 PM Wednesday May 14 and year end. A twenty dollar fine applies to those who delay filing until fall. Students with uncertain fall plans should file a tentative program. LouiskK H. Gregory, Chairman.
Students may file absences and latenesses at the Registrar before noon on Monday May 19. A separate form is needed for each course with all instances up to noon Saturday May 17. Doctor’s certificates may accompany illness reports upon the student’s option. Blanks available from May 14. late submissions not accepted.
Moreno-Lacalle surveys Jacinto Gran's work in three forms social dramas fantastical comedies and tragedies. He calls Lota the Prodigal the dramatic pinnacle and notes the five year prelude before Jesus begins preaching. The lecture blends human passion fatality and moral restraint with readings from Lotan the Prodigal.
The class held elections with Janet Owen as Chairman and Doris Goss as Secretary. Marion Davis became Treasurer and Marjory Meyers joined the Representative Assembly alongside Doris Goss Margaret Goodell and Faith Waterman. Elva French was elected Senior Week Chairman after Gene Pertak resigned. Meta Hailparn and Thelma Burleigh were chosen as Silver Bay Conference delegates. Helen Dick Angela Kitzinger and others were elected to the Assembly. Permanent officers for Class of 24 include Helen Le Page and I Waterman with Kruger Bangsa and M Weed as cheer leader and secretary respectively.
The article discusses women in trade unions pushing for protective labor laws and education. It notes courses in economics, parliamentary law, and English, planned for Brookwood, and analyzes trades to boost wages. It outlines broader concerns such as women's place in labor, industrial democracy, and foreign policy impact on labor, with Mrs. Schwartz aiding workers legally in injury claims.
Dorothy Avery serves as Secretary Treasurer and Marian Wadsworth is Fire Captain. Mary Chamberlain becomes Head Proctor and Mary Terry Goodwin is Social Chairman. In earlier meetings Katherine Brown was elected President of Brooks with Alice Mendham as Vice President, while Virginia Wight was elected President of John Jay with Doretti Slocum as Vice-President.
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