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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1927
Page
2
A Representative Assembly meeting was held Monday November 14. Miss Rouillon urged prompt handling of eligibility slips. Miss Richards announced a talk by Miss Greenblatt on Junior month at the College Tea on Wednesday November 16 at 4 o clock. Richards also reported on the Woman’s International Association of Student Government conference and its discussed collegiate activities.
A page 1 style recap of a faculty dance night with Winsome leaders, Queen June Freeman and King Claimed Winifred Cullen. Guests include Mrs Seals lookalike Madame Aurora Borealis Gymkohua, soprano from Met Life, and a chorus of Brooks. A wandering tramp band and a famed pickle contest add color as Evelyn Atkinson leads, with Katherine Brehme Nan Kelsey and Frank aiding.
A group of about one hundred Quaker workers heard Israel Musson, director of the Philadelphia Labor College, discuss paternalistic factory systems and labor education as remedies. Powers Hapgood outlined coal industry tensions and state suppression methods, while Muste and student roles in labor education and organizing were explored during a Sunday session and Quaker meeting.
At Barnard College on October 31 1927 the Faculty approved rules allowing six first year foreign language points to count toward the A B degree upon recommendation by the proper departments. exceptions require department approval.
Webber College organizes a four month program to teach young women about finance economics investing accounting income tax procedure and business law to help them manage an estate. The course begins January 1928 at Babson Park with after class outdoor sports available.
Before fall tournaments Barnard held an exhibition faculty student match Miss Gilderse and Miss Nye defeated Helen OBrien and Louise Schaad after three games. Archery saw a novelty Field Day tournament with balloons as targets and a Neal student event the week of October 23 28.
The orchestra performed the larghetto with breadth and clarity while the minuet like themes in the lorghetto drew strong audience approval. The finale drew less favorable mood from Dr Mengelberg compared with the Larghetto, though overall reception remained positive.
A brief listing notes J P Restaurant Tea Room located at 2907 Broadway. No additional details or context provided in the fragment.
A school note praises the beauty salon to alumnae, highlighting Emily's Beauty Salon at 440 Riverside Drive for affordable rates and convenient location as part of transitioning into the industrial world.
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