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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
6
An eccentric narration describes meeting a Moron on Broadway. The piece humorously catalogs slang like Lunchroom and Field Day while musing on philosophy and reading, ending with a playful dictionary insertion about ordsworth.
A regular meeting on October 28 covered plans for a book exchange with an appointed student to investigate and implement the best method. The Botanical Club received a charter for an indeterminate term due to its alumnae presence. An informal report on October 27’s Conference Committee discussed the Greek Games, but the session remained inconclusive and adjourned.
A fragment references a Barrie work titled Nellie sit by the Hearth and hints at a chimney related scene in a senior play dated 1924. The text appears as a note on theatre or school activities with limited context.
A flossy Freshman racing across campus trips on a boardwalk heel caught fast. A crowd tugs a hairpin while an orpic-wearing onlooker intercedes with a kick, freeing the heel. The moral: the orpic is mightier than the hairpin.
Dr. Kohn of the 114th Street synagogue presided over the meeting urging modern Judaism need for religious culture in its own environment. The Jewish Renascence society recognizes this and has made it a practical platform.
The Associate Alumnae of Barnard holds a November 10 tea inviting undergraduates to meet the newly elected Board of Directors. Mrs Paul Strong Achilles, formerly Edith Mulhall, 1914, outgoing president, and Miss Estelle O'Brien, 1916, outgoing second vice-president, will pour.
The Barnard library reports several lost volumes including Seager Principles of Economics and Robinson History of Western Europe. Also listed are Marshall Wright and Field Materials for the Study of Economics and McCabe Crisis in the History of the Papacy with call numbers and copies. Local patrons are urged to return these items promptly.
The notice invites readers to attend the County Fair with a gingham dress farm hat and supper available. It urges change to pennies for quick transactions during a show. Faculty are urged to join for an evening of enjoyment amid fair happenings.
The piece praises Professor Ogburn for quick plays at first and second base while Drs. Wright Mullins and Lamson starred at bat and catching. It playfully notes Puckett’s clouding second base and asks for sunnier climes or a spring Field Day to strengthen Entente Cordiale.
High jump winners include Dunbacker at 4 ft 3 5 in with 5 points and Wetterer 4 ft 2 in. Wetterer also wins the 5.4 sec yd dash with 5 points. Tiemann takes 3.2 sec in the 20 yd dash for 5 points. McNamara leads in Basketball Throw with 75 ft 11 inch for 5 points. Weathered performances by Reichard and others follow with small point totals.
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