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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1931
Page
3
Madeleine Gilmore, chairwoman of the Honor Board, outlines a new policy to raise publicity and engagement. Students will sign pledges to refresh memory of the Honor Code, following talks to Freshmen Day and the Transfer Banquet.
The first college tea of this session was held in Barnard Hall parlor on Wednesday. Faculty present included Acting Dean Malins, Miss Weeks, Professor Hirst, Miss Kruger, and Miss McBride. Venice Rader and Joréthy Sheridan poured. Jean Waterman and Dorel Kramm dispensed refreshments. Student representation included Frances Smith, Christianna Furze, and several Freshman nominees. The committee plans future student entertainment. donations should be directed to the Student Hall Chairman.
Ninety at Silver Bay last June joined ten days of lectures discussion groups and activities with representatives from Eastern Women's Colleges. The central theme Student Issues the World Over guided sessions on international relations economics race problems and student government while informal hours and debates enriched the experience creating a sense of unity among young delegates.
Professor Wilhelm Alfred Braun head of Barnard’s German department recently returned from six months abroad and granted a Bulletin interview. He reports Germany’s mood as discouraged with uncertain politics and possible upheaval while noting hope in literature and music with classic plays staged by top German casts.
Eight candidates were chosen for the 1935 class presidency from seventeen nominees by the Freshman Class at its Sept. 30 meeting. Finalists: Thomasine Campbell, Virginia Canning, Joan Dyer, Janet Hubbard, Katherine Montgomery, Jane Montgomery, Ada Shearon, Elizabeth Terhune. Madeleine Gilmore, Honor Board chair, announced Barnard Honor Code copies to be distributed. Junior Class elects Mildred Barish and Helen Phelps to fill Historian and Honor Board Representative posts.
A Monday 4:30 PM talk by Jouett Shouse DNC chairman on youth prospects for the party will be in 408 Barnard Hall with general college attendance invited.
College assembly scheduled Tuesday October 6 at 1 PM in the gym. President Nicholas Murray Butler will speak. Attendance compulsory. Seniors invited to Room 408, Juniors to Even Study, Sophomores to Room 304, and Freshmen to Odd Study.
Juniors are at a premium as Bulletin conductors hold tryouts over the next three weeks. Office assistants welcomed without interview. success earns gardenias and a pencil, while no salaries are offered. Freshmen and sophomores discouraged. the office promises wit and new curtains amid critical guidance.
The Barnard College campaign to arouse student support for global disarmament gains speed. President Nicholas Murray Butler will deliver the first compulsory assembly address on Tuesday October 6 at 1 10 in the gym. Resolutions on disarmament will be distributed after his talk for signatures. The N S F A plans fortnightly radio broadcasts starting Monday October 5 at 430 in 408 Barnard with speakers including D N C Chairman Shouse and later R N C Chairman Lucas. A Social Science Forum meeting follows.
Miss Agnes R Wayman outlines a new health focused program for undergraduates. Freshman health is prioritized with no mandatory gym classes later. Sophomores and juniors select electives guided by group requirements, and seniors must pass ability tests or prove activity credits.
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