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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
3
Edythe Sheehan and Nelle Weathers depart for Randolph Macon to represent Barnard at the Student Government Conference scheduled November 23 to 25. The event will convene in Randolph Macon with Barnard participants arriving Wednesday night.
The document outlines an undergraduate gathering at Barnard College discussing outside affiliations and their impact on club development, plus a faculty-approved debate on the National Student Forum link. It covers drive options including Student Friendship Fund, Near East Relief, Russian Relief, and Louvain University reconstruction efforts.
The Class of 1926 held a Tuesday meeting on November 14 and completed the election of their class historian. Dorothy Miner resigned as a nominee due to holding the VICR ie Re. Migiokae Ne Meeting.
Robert Edmund Jones spoke to Barnard students in Brinkerhoff Theatre outlining theatre as an art of ideas expressed through people. He contrasted drama’s emotion with literary theory, praised Avonia Bonnie’s legacy, and urged designers to serve the theatre rather than seek personal glory.
The varsity squad fields few last year’s players and adds many newcomers from class squads. Coaches stress lively workouts with new shifts and trials as they aim to build a championship team under coach T. C. Veterans C McNamara I Lewis D Cook D Weil L Morales A Grant return, joined by new girls Wallfield Barwis Dietz Ran some Preische Yates Richter Reynolds Quinn. Continued on page 4 column 2.
The Odd swimming meet last Friday drew few spectators but showcased strong form and close races. Team 25 won with 35 points while Seniors had 29. 23 had limited entrants so the 40 yard dash was omitted. Gordon of 25 surged in the final stretch as E. Newcomer edged E. Hattor by a scant foot to clinch victory amid tense sections.
The Women s Inter-Collegiate Association for Student Government will hold its annual conference at Randolph-Macon Women s College in Lynchburg Virginia on Thursday Friday and Saturday November 23 24 and 25 Miss Edythe Sheehan undergraduate president and Miss Nelle Weathers junior dormitory representative will represent Barnard. Discussions cover Honor System relations of freshmen to Student Government faculty relations undergraduates officers and theft concerns. Sessions split into groups to discuss dormitory problems and other college topics including smoking supervision of social life and public opinion creation.
Elimination tryouts were held last week in the theatre for a junior show. Further dates will be announced by poster this week. Final decisions will be published next week and leads are rumored to be in question, so attendance is urged.
Lillian Milgram appointed chair of Curricular Committee and Elizabeth Lambrecht heads Red Cross activities in Barnard. A petition by fifty students requests discussing the Social Science Club affiliation with the Student Forum at the Undergraduate Meeting on December 5. Page minutes signed by Marguerite Loup, Vice-President.
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