Undergraduate Assembly Meeting Noted for October 6
Undergraduate members are requested to attend an assembly on Tuesday October 6 at 1 o'clock in the gym. The notice notes ex members and emphasizes attendance.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
6
Undergraduate members are requested to attend an assembly on Tuesday October 6 at 1 o'clock in the gym. The notice notes ex members and emphasizes attendance.
Madge Turner outlines the Student Government structure at the college, detailing the Representative Assembly, Student Council, and Honor Board, with Faculty supervision. She urges all undergraduates to attend meetings, noting Assembly Mondays at noon in Room 304 and Council Thursdays at noon in the Student Council Room.
Brooks and Brooks West house 348 students including new foreign arrivals from Norway Finland France and China plus graduate Barnard girls. Rooms are mostly single with few doubles on the eighth floor and all face air light and views of the river or campus. Facilities include running water medicine chests kitchenettes a Student Laundry a Post Office mail boxes and a telephone switchboard operated by student workers.
The theatre club outlines aims to involve members in acting staging lighting and costuming. Wigs and Cues will stage three one act plays in late November with no professional help, plus a spring professional performance. Several teas will feature prominent figures from drama and nonmembers may try out. details to follow.
Mary Armstrong invites all to visit the YWCA now located in Room 402 after moving from the first floor office. The group plans lively social hours with music, problem groups for discussions, and a handy library for social and religious papers.
The freshman advisor plan, devised last spring, began this fall during registration week. A committee of upperclassmen led by Sylvia Surat aided the Faculty in organizing and checking Freshman programs. The initiative, still new, produced mechanical work but fostered closer ties and helped newcomers feel at home at Barnard.
A meeting of the Class of 1927 was held on Friday, September 25, to elect an entertainment chairman. M. Edith Harris was chosen for this position.
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