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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
2
The 1925 class held its first meeting as Sophomores last Friday. Katherine Brown was elected treasurer to fill the vacancy from Lois Bacon's resignation. Charlotte Bradley was elected chairman of Mysteries.
Katherine Coffey teaches in Fairfield Connecticut. Evelyn Preston studies at University of Wisconsin. Helen Sheehan proofs for Western Electric transcription. Madge PindarAssistant and secretary to Literary Digest manager. Lucy Lewton abstracts for Rubber Company bulletin. Adele Henry teaches English History and Botany in Morristown New Jersey.
The tennis program plans a dense schedule to be completed in a month with cooperation. A surprise may be added for tennis lovers. Players should check the Phys Ed bulletin board for the draw and attend matches, even those they do not play, to boost interest.
Freshmen and transfers must attend in Room 304, Students Hall, Friday October 6 from 12 to 1. Marguerite Loud, Chairman of the Honor Board, will explain the new Honor System and provide a signing opportunity for those who have not yet signed.
The Y W president speaks at Barnard urging members to shape this year's work by actual needs not duplication. He calls for broad Christian aims and invites involvement for meaningful activities and growth.
The article notes a Workers' College address by Mr Muste and John Rothschilds, executive secretary of the National Students Forum, who spent the summer with the Student Renaissance and German Youth Movement. Six English speaking European students will join Barnard mid-year to contribute to social science clubs.
Absolute silence is required in the library with warnings for disturbances. A second offense results in two weeks of deprived privileges, and a third offense closes the library to the offender for two months or until semester end, signed by Librarian Bertha Rockwell.
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