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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
3
A humorous annual clash between faculty and All-Star teams ended with the All-Stars winning 29 to 6 as players and spectators filled the gym. The faculty entered late, with Mr Swan arriving at 4 45 to help reach seven men, while fans surged near third base and Mr Kay’s pitches sparked mixed reactions.
Margaret Ralph announces final Senior Week schedule with events from May 31 to June 5 including class day rehearsals tea dances baccalaureate services and commencement assembly. The plan lists venues at Milbank Quadrangle Brooks Brooks Library Columbia Library Gym and Chapel among others and notes a continuation on page 3.
The banquet honored girls in the Physical Education Department and A A year awardees. Blue Bear went to Gladys Vanderbilt, Gold Bears to several seniors, Gold keys to Dublin Reisman Felstiner Rogers, Distinguished Service Medal awarded to Amelia Abele, and various athletic honors listed for Class A and B winners with names and class years.
A select Brinckerhoff audience enjoyed a lively Elizabethan revival of Gammer Gorton's Needle. Florence Healy received praise for directing students whose spirited acting drew cheers despite occasional line slips. Jane Wyatt as Hodge led the cast with standout performance.
Barnard College students revived Step Singing after a swift council reversal from abolition to promotion. The Student Council rescinded the extinct status and scheduled a public revival for May 31, framing the ceremony as a lively Senior Week feature amid student petitions to revive other activities.
Rev Harry Emerson Fosdick answered student questions at Milbank Chapel Teachers College urging people to lead decent lives rather than obsess on the broad social order. He criticized emotion over intelligence and advised undergraduates to master one issue, apply fewer heats and more light, and avoid literalism in biblical stories.
The Barnard Summer School for Women Workers in Industry hosted a tea for prospective students and former Barnard workers. Miss Ernestine Friedmann and Miss Lucile Kohn interviewed applicants, with many showing interest. The program runs 9 to 9, includes English classes, history courses, free lunches, and scholarships through unions and Bryn Mawr affiliates.
A call is requested to Dutch descendant scholarship applicants to contact the Dean's Office at their earliest convenience. The notice emphasizes prompt communication for eligibility verification and next steps.
All treasurers must submit final bills and consult with the Undergraduate Treasurer Frances M. Smith regarding accounts before 2:00 PM on Friday May 23. No checks will be drawn or deposits received after this date.
The International Relations Group of Social Science Forum affiliates with the International Relations Club of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. President Butler directs the endowment, strengthening Social Science Forum as it revives this year and gains access to The Fortnightly Review and seven international relations books.
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