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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1934
Page
3
The Barnard Dramatics Club Wigs and Cues will hold annual tryouts the week of October 15 1935. New format uses pantomime scenes for acting skill and reading scenes for voice while staging and costume plans are judged as drawings. Apprentices may rejoin without tryouts.
The Spanish Club invites new members to a tea in the Conference Room tomorrow at hour. Miss Laura Smith will speak about her Circulo Hispano scholarship for 1933 1934 and Miss Flanagan will discuss travels through Spain. Hostesses include Saberski Eaton Sewers Lipari and Lipari.
Brooks and Hewitt Halls host an annual tea today at four o clock in Brooks Hall inviting all juniors and freshmen. A second college tea is planned for tomorrow afternoon in the College Parlor on the third floor of Barnard Hall open to the college at large.
Eleanor Goldberger elected president of the Social Science Forum replacing Blanche Goldman who withdrew from college. Janet Harris elected secretary. The year includes a crime symposium with three authorities and multiple faculty luncheon talks for members only. Dues are $1.00 yearly or $.50 per semester.
The Episcopal Lutheran and Wycliffe Clubs hosted freshmen and transfers for a joint opening meeting in the College Parlor. Chaplain Raymond C. Knox and Mrs Knox attended with other officers. Violet Hopwood and Catherine Custer led the program. Attendees plan to attend the noon Chapel service at St Pauls Chapel and dine at Barnard Cafeteria. Peace week activities with Menorah and Newman Clubs were announced for late October.
At the Student Council meeting on Thursday October 4 Vera Michael and Natalie Bachrach were unanimously elected to the central Peace Drive committee to replace Blanche Goldman and Jeanne Erlanger who resigned last week Aline Joveshof was elected Vocational Tea chairman to replace Peggy Goble
About 150 Barnard students attended the French Club meeting in Milbank Room 112. Professor Loiseaux gave the welcome, followed by a lecture-demonstration by John Taylor Arms. An October 30 guest lecture by Professor Hazard was announced. Tryouts for the club play will be held October 12 in the same room from 3 to 5 PM. Members who attend luncheons should bring receipts. dues go to Cyprienne Rothstein, treasurer.
Columbia Spectator reports student approval for a week-free reading period at semester end. A Barnard panel splits, with Hoxie Fairchild urging guided reading, conference hours, and reduced cram. Faculty favor more reading time, fewer recitations, and a shift toward reading as main college aim.
Barnard College prepares for the first required assembly of the year at 1 PM with Dean Gildersleeve delivering the annual address. Diana Campbell and Honor Board Chairman Marguerite Meade join as speakers. the event outlines the honor code and student government functions.
Eight freshmen were put forward for the class presidency at a Barnard Halls meeting. A second nominating session October 10 in Barnard room 304 will trim candidates to final contenders, who will visit a Student Council meeting before the election about a month away. Nominees include Janice van der Water Elizabeth Jordan Margaret Carson Elspeth Davies Constance Friend Ruth Landesmann Alison Irvine Louise Barton and Elspeth Davies served as pro tem secretary.
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