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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1932
Page
3
On Tuesday October 4 the International Club meets in Little Parlor and the Open A A meeting gathers in Conference Room 12. A French lecture is held in the Theater at 4. On Thursday October 5 the Wigs and Cues group holds an Open Meeting in the Theater and a Dormitory Tea for Freshmen and Juniors is scheduled. On Friday October 6 the Episcopal Group plans a team to meet new students in Conference Room 4.
The physical education department unveils a new regulation outfit for freshmen featuring a one piece romper, a short blouse, and a long sleeve sweater for outside activities. For dancing the sweater and blouse are omitted, with colored socks and low tennis shoes completing the ensemble.
Barnard students may enjoy a seasonal camp in Ossining New York from October to November and February to April. The camp aims to broaden interest, offer fun and friendship with hikes archery tennis and social meals by a campfire. The committee will announce weekend schedules and Eleanor Deyfus is camp chairman.
Track reg runs October with no strict schedule and broad appeal. Athletes compete in cashes hurdles and high jump, plus basketball hurlball and javelin events. A season finale inter-class meet aims to beat personal records rather than rival scores.
Margaret Gristede the undergraduate treasurer unveils a new petty cash method for student organizations. Each class and club will receive a definite monthly petty cash allotment with itemized reports to the Undergraduate Association treasurer, aiming to save on check taxes and admin time through Student Council.
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