Hats on Broadway at Barnard
Miss Gildersleeve announces a ban on hats on campus for a neater appearance. Students are urged to smooth hair and wear a coat, representing Barnard without hats after lunchtime strolls by the river.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
3
Miss Gildersleeve announces a ban on hats on campus for a neater appearance. Students are urged to smooth hair and wear a coat, representing Barnard without hats after lunchtime strolls by the river.
The Barnard College paper notes faculty censorship is lightening, praising open discussion of curriculum shaping. Delegates at a conference enjoy tea, a production of Dragon by Lady Gregory, the Army Navy hockey game, and a Thanksgiving dinner that boosted college spirit.
An all girls note announces that sophomores with one practice per week since November 8 are eligible to help and compete in the Soph Senior Swimming Meet on Friday December 3. Sign up in Students Hall ground floor. Entries allow one speed event and multiple form events.
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