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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
3
Invitations extend to all to join Norman Thomas editor of The World Tomorrow for an open discussion on Christian themes in society. Topics cover Christianity and the College Community, Social Order, and World Fellowship with prior student speakers.
This year the freshmen class shows fewer out-of-town students due to dormitory uncertainty. Fifty seven percent come from New York City schools, eighteen percent from New York State outside the city, and twenty five percent from other states. Public schools supply seventy percent of prep, private thirty percent.
Each basketball squad has discussed health and training rules and a majority approves the remaining regulations. Now every player must follow the rules and help the manager enforce them without exception to justify their existence.
The note lists key inter class basketball dates with games between freshmen and sophomores on December 10, winners versus losers on December 20, and winners against winners plus losers against losers on January 10. It also announces upcoming class team captain elections next week and invites squads to consider leadership possibilities.
Wilbert Smith spoke at the Y W meeting last Thursday on world fellowship and Christianity. He urged personal responsibility toward others and described Christianity as a practical religion promoting fellowship. Visitors from Adelphi and Teacher's College attended, and the group hopes to welcome them again.
Notice explains deadlines for event write ups for the Bulletin. It specifies submission times for events on different days: Wednesday to Friday by 12 Monday. Monday to Tuesday by 4 Tuesday. and events from 6 on Tuesday by 9 Wednesday morning. Conference typing encouraged.
Beginning Monday November 22 Office 269 will be open daily except Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Miss Wayman’s office hours are 12 to 1 on Monday Tuesday and Thursday and other times by appointment.
A Saturday night event at Brooks Hall featured polished floor dining and lavish lobby decor as dancers twirled in swallow tails and filmy lace. Attentive hosts and cushions of pillows set a festive mood with ice cream and cakes for guest refreshments. Arcadia Near chaired the dance, praised for the successful gathering.
The article notes value in conference discussions among Barnard Syracuse Radcliffe and other colleges. It highlights drawing students to feel personal pride in their Alma Mater and mentions tangible ideas like Free Cut System Vocational Guidance and Faculty Cooperation. It ends with signatures of student representatives Helen B Jones Evelyn Orne Ruth Jones.
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