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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1927
Page
2
The article outlines freshman conduct in the north end of Barnard Stall near the cafeteria, emphasizing adherence to Blue Book rules, memorization of hints, and obedience to sophomores and faculty. It notes specific songs to know and warns ignorance is no excuse.
A speaker argues the World Court is essential to civilization and lasting peace. He says lack of courts helped start the last war and envisions abolition of war through legal arbitration. Another voice notes growing U S cooperation with Europe on issues like opium trade and transit, amid concerns education may lag behind disaster.
A Social Service Tea hosted by the Social Service Committee features Miss Clare M. Tousley of the Charity Organization Society speaking on Does Social Work Patch or Build and Miss Helen Greenblatt sharing her experiences. The Barnard event highlights diverse social service openings from club work to work with the handicapped and offers sign up at the tea or via Barnard Hall poster.
The Undergraduate Association schedules a special meeting for nominations on Monday October 3 at noon to fill the Presidency vacancy of the Elonor Board. College elections occur October 4 and 5 with a compulsory assembly on October 11 where Dean Gildersleeve and the Undergraduate President speak. The council discusses Freshman hazing and retains the Freshman Dinner and Mystery Book, urges discouragement of hazing on dorms and campus, and votes to hire a paid secretary. A tea is planned later with speakers Miss Hutchinson Miss Greenblat Miss Osmotherly and Miss Rittenhouse on Barnard School for Women in Industry Junior Month Geneva Conferences and the Russia Student Delegation.
At the October 3 Undergraduate meeting three candidates were named for Honor Board Chairman Sue Osmotherly Dorothy Woolfy and Helen Greenblatt. Miss Richards criticized low attendance and urged dignity in college leadership noting a lack of liberal trend in a Massachusetts decision. The Representative Assembly was convened and the roll call showed holes. Attendees learned compulsory assembly rules and penalties for non attendance. Club heads were asked to submit eligibility slips before adjournment.
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