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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
4
Barnard College announces formation of a college orchestra that aims to accomplish significant feats this year. Students are invited to submit instrument names and suggestions to Nelle Weathers.
Students may obtain a college song book by leaving name and $1.50 for Jeannette Mirrsky in Students' Mail. Books will be sent on request and also on sale in Students' Hall next week.
October 29 field day slated with track events. Three practices weekly start October 3 under class managers Helen Dayton, Charlotte McNamara, Edna Trull, and Naomi Nubell. Participants urged to have their class win.
College invites students to weekly teas in the College Parlor every Wednesday from four to six o'clock to socialize and enjoy themselves.
The plan for poster arrangement directs that the Milbank railing rightmost space hold events of the day. The rest is divided among classes with a uniform length. Club posters go left of daily announcements and the first floor blackboard focuses on the day's news.
To fill vacancies on Bear staff the notice calls for two seniors two juniors and two sophomores to submit an original manuscript poem play or constructive criticism of Bear policy. Competition closes October 15 manuscripts may be left in Students Mail for I Rathborne 722.
The bulletin board between the Alumnae Association and Physical Education boards in Students' Hall will display official student administration notices from Student Council and BOS P Lawnieements. Postings will be considered to reach the whole college. monitor the board to stay informed.
The Neighborhood Playhouse announces backstage tours for groups of ten or more during seven performances this season. Subscriptions cost 10 in the orchestra and 3 in the balcony for seven shows plus a dress rehearsal. Office contact is Wigs and Cues or Ruth A. Ehrich at the Neighborhood Playhouse 466 Grand Street.
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