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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1934
Page
4
The Quarterly staff invites interested students to try out year round with no admission deadline. Edith Kane oversees applications in Room 405 Barnard. a short test is required for editorial assistants. Illustrators must submit sketches. freshmen are encouraged to apply.
All Barnard College students must attend a mandatory assembly Tuesday at 1 in the gym. Dean Diana Campbell Undergraduate President Marguerite Mead and Honor Board Chairwoman will address the body as seniors enter in caps and gowns. Proctors will distribute color slips for sign in.
Freshmen and upperclassmen aiming for Bulletin News Board Business Staff About Town Staff or Circulation Staff are invited to a Bulletin Tea on Tuesday Oct 9 from 4 to 6 in the Bulletin Office 407 Barnard Hall. Names may be sent via student mail to Miriam Roher or Diana Hirsh.
The Literary Club convened its inaugural organizational meeting in the Little Parlor. It aims to become a college club with a charter, offering discussions on contemporary literature and readings, plus potential labs for original work.
Sheila Porteous, last year’s Barnard exchange student from Dunedin New Zealand, writes Miss Abbott about her year abroad. She describes travel by bus across the United States visiting Salt Lake City Vancouver Honolulu Suva and Fiji, and expresses gratitude for Barnard’s kindness and memories.
Dean Gildersleeve tells Barnard College freshmen to seek a field or activity, even with limited funds, and says college should lift intellectual standards. She notes college provides broad education but not professional training, urging students to explore with Miss Doty for information and accept some drudgery in work.
The Deutscher Kreis invites students interested in German language and culture to its first tea this Monday at 4 PM in the German Room, 115 Milbank. Membership requires only an interest in German culture and a congenial spirit, says President Aileen Joveshof.
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