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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1928
Page
4
The Athletic Association room on the second floor features a newly tied interior with a velvety carpet over the cold red door. Dark bed covers convert beds to couches while blue and white curtains frame the window. Blue banners, cups, and displays enhance the room’s decorative collegiate atmosphere for athletic members.
November meeting heard Donnell propose appointing upperclass consultants for Sophomore and Freshman Greek Games heads. Appointments include General Advisor Sylvia Seifert and Music Advisor Vivian Barnett among others. Council approved a Senior Tea Dance concept but rejected December 1 date.
The basketball season starts with a first game on Monday November 19. Freshmen show strong progress as they train twice a week in the gym to form a capable squad against more experienced players.
The Faculty tenikoit competition attracts interest as a more organized event despite wind and cold. Barnard Hall lists many first time participants as departments vie to prove they produce the best tenikoit players.
The junior class discusses attendance estimates to guide future plans. Students are urged to schedule individual portrait photos at White's studio with Beatrice Coble in charge of appointments.
Senior Class considers a mid year tea dance to boost social life, aiming for after mid term exams next semester. A Barnard Hall poster invites signatures of interest, not pledges, to gauge support for the event. The plan seeks to spread social activity beyond Senior Week and begin immediate preparations.
The event showcased yeomen and leaders as chief figures among Donna and La Fensina, praised for literary flair. Organizers expressed hope future Italian Teas would match this year’s interest and cultural charm.
A garbled reminiscence touches on football lore, refereeing disputes, and historic players. The excerpt nods to Yale Nebraska Vanderbilt Syracuse Michigan figures, noting interference and dramatic plays. It reflects commentator Lardner style with scattered names and anecdotal lines about prowess and record questions.
A critique of touchdown tallies and yardage records showing backfield production. The piece argues such stats ignore varying opponents and schedules, suggesting a star back may deserve more credit than a higher touchdown total indicates.
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