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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
5
Announcement urges attendance at a faculty versus varsity baseball contest on October 30 with practice at 4 o clock and guidance from the class manager about other planned Field Day activities.
The A A County Fair is coming with side shows rings and country foods to preserve rural amusement in the city Visit booths and see fat lady living skeleton Siamese twins snake charmer and animals Bring children to enjoy clowns ice cream and popcorn Contests include better babies fudge and decorations with central committee judges and a grand procession planned before Field Day
The first meeting of the Political and Discussion Club met in the College Parlor on October 12. Attendance was light due to a postponement rumor. The program listed for the year was read and the group decided to discuss Upton Sinclair's The Brass Check at the next meeting. Helen Shire announced a Farmer-Labor Party meeting at the Hotel Commodore, with part of the session adjourned to hear speeches there.
Many girls seek to join a social movement and perform social work. Volunteers are invited to R.S.O. office during I.C. S.A. hours for clinic health work neighborhood surveys club work and industrial observation. Office hours are Monday and Wednesday 11 12 and Thursday 12 1.
A regular Student Council meeting on October 8 announced a new faculty conference committee on student affairs led by Professor Ogilvie with Professor Mullins as secretary. Members include Professor Brewster and Dean Gildersleeve ex officio, with Professor Ogburn acting first semester in Montague's absence. The panel has decision and conference powers, meets biweekly, and may call joint meetings with Student Council to gauge student opinion. The chairman of Senior Play was given permission for performances on November 19 and 20. Nominations were also made for the undergraduate tea committee.
On Saturday evening October 9 Brooks Hall and its sister John Jay escorted a group by two white buses labeled Chinatown. A guide showed Broadway Fifth Avenue and the Flat Iron Building and described a once infamous Chinatown now tamed by police and rescue work.
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