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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1934
Page
2
Notes describe freshmen exploring Barnard Camp inviting Alumnae praise for Barnard graduates. Activities include tennis, hiking, fishing for sport, social talks, and a camp meal finishing with laughs and lingering memories. Barnard Folks and Barbeques are fondly recalled.
The article discusses expanded reading weeks amid calls for curriculum reform. Professor Helen H Parkhurst questions shortening the year further citing a 30 week limit and suggests spring meetings with next year’s professors and coordinated summer reading to benefit juniors and seniors. Wilhelm Braun notes that the plan's value depends on its implementation and cites English students at Oxford and Cambridge planning extensive reading.
At Barnard the Wycliffe and Episcopal clubs combine for an event led by Elizabeth Simpson who outlined club plans. A report from Atlantic City on the Protestant Episcopal Church convention is promised by Mary Jacoby and Mrs Ladd. Gladys Reichard endorses a reading time trial while Chaplain Knox and Mrs Ladd welcome the Lutheran Club and support Barnard's Peace movement.
Students with the October 2 Bulletin issue should place it in the second class Bulletin mailbox at Barnard Hall.
The Newman Club will host an All College Tea tomorrow at four in the College Parlor. New members may meet old members and faculty guests including Father George B. Ford and Professor Baldwin. Edith Beckler leads as club president with Marie Ward Adelaide Paterno and Helen Sweeney as hostesses.
Meetings of the club will occur on the second Monday of every month. A tea dance at the Casa Italiana is scheduled for October 18.
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