03 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin volume twenty seven issue five, published weekly during the academic year, lists editors, reporters, proofreader and business staff. It notes undergrad association interests and student-run operations at Barnard College with staff names and roles.
An essay argues that college success hinges on absorbing interest in work rather than mere ability. It contrasts claims that lack of interest in other things explains lower test correlations with college work, vs praising enthusiasm and downplaying extracurriculars as needed.
A Barnard YWCA letter to the editor explains its aim to embody the life of Jesus Christ through word and deed rather than compete with other campus groups. The cabinet emphasizes service to students not met by other organizations while remaining affiliated with the national body and tolerant of differing views.
The Faculty Committee on Student Affairs for 1922 23 is formed with Dean Gildersleeve as Chairman Miss Hutchinson Miss Hirst Miss LeDuc Dr Crampton Dr Montague and Provost ex officio Miss Weeks serves as secretary and executive officer. The committee welcomes student conferences and discussion on student affairs and Miss Weeks handles routine duties including speaker advising eligibility slips and the social calendar.
The text questions whether a fixation on study alone yields a parallel shift in undergraduates' views of scholarship. It suggests viewing a student who is endlessly devoted to study as potentially uninteresting in other activities and asks if this would alter typical attitudes toward avowed scholarship.
The International Federation of University Women, formed two years ago in London, held its second meeting in Paris at the American Club House. Delegates from many nations discussed problems of women and future fellowships for professors and students. Miss Margaret Maltby of Columbia University outlined aims and urged readers to consult Milbank Hall bulletin for fellowships.
A group of undergraduates express gratitude for Lillian Koedler’s longtime college enthusiasm and extend best wishes as she sails to France on November 5.
The Dramatic Society of New York University will stage five subscription shows in addition to weekly performances. Tickets priced at five dollars cover a series on Saturday nights in November December February March and April.
A historical listings page details daily activities across departments and venues. Includes political nominations on November 3, theatre performances at Broadhurst and Cort, lectures by Hugh Walpole and Ada Sterling, musical events, religious services, socials, and upcoming college activities through November 11 at venues like Wall Street theatres, Hippo drome, Carnegie Hall, and Rand School.
Milbank Hall forbids sitting on the main stair steps and hall table in Milbank Hall and bans students from bloomers or dance costumes in the halls. Due to noon congestion in Milbank’s main hall, attendees are urged to keep moving and not wait under the clock. Senior Protectors note they do not wish to reiterate these regulations.
The Boston College of Business Administration plans a Canadian Resources and Industry course in cooperation with the Canadian Club of Boston and Canadian Government representatives. The Massachusetts League of Women Voters offers a Politics school with Radcliffe cooperation to acquaint women in the district with current government practices.
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