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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
4
The Bear invites undergraduates to review plays and submit prose criticisms by the twentieth of each month. Submissions go to the Bear mailbox in Students' Hall, with winning pieces signed and printed in a future issue. The contest runs for six more issues and prizes await.
The Tea Committee met Friday October 15 at Miss Weeks apartment Brooks to plan social hosting. Four faculty members led by Miss Huttman with five student members and Mrs Hier as assistant discussed inviting seniors and juniors and staffing helpers each week. They explored entertaining features and emphasized student cooperation and club involvement.
A notice invites attendees to a county fair gathering at the gate set for a 6 30 punctual start with a crowd expected to join the mob at the event venue.
Field Day on campus faced frigid conditions as Eleanor DeLaMater and Miss Doty directed a crowded junior program. Eleanor Tiemann won the 20 yard dash, Edna Wetterer took the 40 yard, Iris Wilder and Roberta Dunbacker claimed hurdles and high jump, while the Faculty beat the Varsity 17 to 12 in the concluding Chariot race and baseball game.
The Barnard College Faculty adopted a resolution urging the Columbia Law School to admit women to its courses and candidacy for degrees. They support strict admission tests to ensure only capable women enter, noting state enfranchisement and London Inns of Court inclusion.
A special undergraduate meeting on Wednesday October 27 opened with minutes and reports. Helen Jones urged stronger support for the College Team and better hostess attitudes toward faculty at teas. Mary Jennings urged trying out for nineteen speaking parts of Anthony and Cleopatra. Ethel Ramage invited a Glee Club Tea with musical programs. Beatrice Wormser explained Deutcher Kreis and sought club support. Dr George Coes talk on Christianity and the Social Order announced by the Y W C A.
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