Presidents Introduce Club Policies
A continuation discusses class traditions at Barnard with tarboard volumes kept as records of student work and devotion.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
3
Newman Club Welcome at Barnard
Rosamond Dermody introduces the Newman Club at Barnard as the Catholic student group for new arrivals. The club aims to foster mutual acquaintance through teas, lectures, discussions, and social events, inviting interested students to join and promote its aims.
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Newman Club
Catholic Club
Barnard
Politics Club Promotes Student Ties with World
Margaret Hatfield notes the Politics Club aims to link students with public life. Members must read a newspaper daily and meet roughly every two weeks, with the first gathering in mid October. Miss Killeen and Miss Kalisher, who studied the League of Nations in Geneva, will lead the initial planning.
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Miss Killeen
Miss. Kalisher
Geneva
League of Nations
Spanish Club Promotes Spanish Life at Barnard
Maria Teresa Romero details the Spanish Club aims to bring students closer to Spanish life and language. The year features lectures a play Cervantes anniversary celebrations and a possible Spanish Night with Senorita Carolina Marcial Dorado leading Barnard's Spanish Department. Members urged to attend first meeting and boost the club.
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Senorita
Carolina Marcial Dorado
Barnard
Wigs and Cues Society Organizes For Experience
The Wigs and Cues Society of Barnard is formed to provide members with a chance to gain experience in performance and related activities. The article continues on page 5.
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