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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1928
Page
3
Wigs and Cues, Barnard's dramatic club, invites all interested students to join. Tryouts by girls from each class occur on November 2 in the Theatre and a forthcoming meeting will select new members and plan roles. Ann Bowman will chair tryouts and explain procedures. Volunteers can seek roles, casting, design, or publicity with about ten days of rehearsal.
Barnard College students form a Hoover for President Club with posters in Barnard Flats prompting initial signatures. Plans include meetings with student speakers and discussions to unify Republican support. shy Republicans are urged to join without pressure. A Smith for President Club soon follows in the same spirit.
The assembly at Barnard College signals its fortieth year with a compulsory opening gathering at 1 10 p m. Miss Gildersleeve and Marion Churchill will address students, with a few musical numbers. Classes meet in cap and gown with seniors and juniors listed by study odd and even.
The Institute of Arts and Sciences opens its annual season on Monday October 15 with Dr. George Battlespeaking on The Present Status of the World Court. Will Rogers will speak April 6 and a new monthly magazine will replace the Fortnight Bulletin. The first issue will be free to members and include articles by Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and sections on biographies reviews and modern drama.
Barnard College hosts its Opening Reception on Friday September 28 in the gym. Freshmen wear white name cards on dresses while upperclass hosts mingle with faculty and students. Dean Gildersleeve leads the receiving line with student leaders and tea organizers.
A reporter reviewing a Barnard College memorandum on furnishing study rooms 401 and 301 finds a contrast between the planned attractive spaces and the current scene of clutter. Chairs carpets and furniture are covered with hats coats and clothes while books papers and cards litter the room.
bulletin announces copy deadlines for its twice weekly publication. Friday content due by Wednesday noon and Tuesday issue by Friday 6 pm. Submissions go to Bulletin Office mail box outside Miss Weeks’ Office or Room 407. Typed articles preferred. after deadlines no corrections accepted.
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