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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1926
Page
5
The first round is five out of three sets with a one hour limit. if not, the winner is the one with more games. In later rounds two out of three sets should be played. For details contact class managers Eleanor Martin Constance Rouillion F Fribourg Elizabeth Voislawsky.
Great interest is shown in this sport across classes with the Sophomores leading. The Faculty also runs a separate tournament and winners will meet. Games must start on the manager's set time to finish the tournament promptly.
Firms like Ford are opening general knowledge schools for workers not for skill, while the New School of Social Research debuts this year as an experiment in adult education. Johnson notes the challenge of teaching diverse classes and the need to train effective teachers through new courses in psychology and art.
The first meeting of the Representative Assembly was held on September 27. President Margaret Goodell urged a truly representative body and a progressive program. Freshmen Days were successful, and financial aid for the Glee Club was discussed, with $150 still needed. A compulsory Assembly day was approved, and a committee was formed to chair Assembly affairs and handle unexcused absences.
The Spanish Club resumes activities this fall with renewed energy and popular teas led by Senorita Dorado. The club aims to bring students closer to Spanish life and language, inviting new members and promising engaging meetings and entertaining speakers.
The Representative Assembly met October 4 after the Undergraduate Association meeting. An amendment from May 10, 1926 made the Student Supervisor of Greek Games a member of the Assembly, and the issue was dropped. The treasurer reported on Song Book finances and the Association voted to pay the remaining bill, to be repaid as books sell. Dean Gildersleeve was announced to speak at the next meeting.
Leaders in the present government and supporters of the regime, including Stalin and Lenine’s successor, will attend a mass meeting. The commission urged President Coolidge to recognize the current government based on 1923 congressional proposals. Speakers include Sherwood Eddy, Yale 1891 graduate, and Professor Jerome Davis who spoke Russian and studied Russia through czarist, Kerensky, and Soviet eras.
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