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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
5
The October 5 senior class meeting from 1 to 2 focused on announcements with a financial tilt. Jel Shire announced a dues cut for the Political and Social Discussion Club from 1.00 to 50 cents, prompting jokes about underbidding. Clara Weiss provided light entertainment with a ukulele as the class attempted to sing.
Frances Williamson left Barnard for Yale study and the Debating Society held a September 30 meeting to elect a president. Louise Schlichting became president, Margaret Wing vice president, and the club created two groups. Group two will admit members by three minute topic speeches and tryouts.
The Executive Board of the Board of Student Presidents meets every Tuesday at 12 in the Conference Room. All business about club or class meeting dates and the Point System goes before the Board on those days. Applicants should appear in person or send notice to Beatrice Wormser, Chairman.
An obituary note laments the demise of the So Ciete Francaise at Barnard College, acknowledging its longtime role in college life and wishing it rest in peace.
At Barnard, the class of 1924 elected a temporary leadership team and outlined aims to rally fresh enthusiasm for Field Day. Miss Weathers, new freshman chairman, appointed Blanche Edwards as vice president Marion Sheehan as secretary Barbara Krieger as historian and Cecily Applebaum to draft a constitution. The Bear highlights the value of independent student work beyond lectures and praises Miss Wallerstein's essay on college women and labor. Virginia C. Gildersleeve writes as editor.
A Barnard clubs and social groups circus is planned in the gym after tenants leave. Posters hours are 2 to 4 on Monday October 11 to prepare ads. Open track hours and女子 track rules outline performance limits and practice requirements.
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