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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1924
Page
1
The piece urges open resolution of student voting rights amid a looming three party national election. It argues students should exercise independent judgment and oppose dormitory residency challenges to their ballots while highlighting campus symbols as principled civic engagement.
A training course for volunteers opens December 3 at the National Training School of the YWCA. Lecturers include LeRoy Bowman of Columbia University and Rose Schneiderman, president of the Women s Trade Union League.
A lively review praises the Grand Street Follies for sharp wit and satire spanning theater and politics. It highlights spoofs of Royalty, Coolidge, and the Senate, with standout turns by Follies stars including Aline McMahon and John Barrymore. The program blends sketches, a condensed Shakespeare edition, and Clever dramatic parodies, earning a whimsical community prize.
Fifteen students from Western Coast colleges visited Japan last summer to gather information for the Western American Student Convention set for December 27 to January 3 at Asilomar Monterey Bay California. The West Coast Inter Racial Problem will be discussed by five to six hundred attendees. The travel aimed to base the issue on factual understanding.
On Friday October 17 at 12 set a Representative Assembly in Room 304 at 12 oclock. At 4 6 oclock Miss Clare Tousley speaks at the Social Service Tea in the College Parlor. At 7 oclock Mysteries. Monday October 20 at 4 6 oclock a regular Menorah meeting. Wednesday October 22 4 6 oclock College Tea in the College Parlor. Thursday October 23 4 6 oclock Math Science Club Tea in the Conference Room and a regular French Club meeting.
At a meeting held Tuesday October 14 the Class of 1927 elected Virginia Mcvoy as entertainment chair man and Margery Meyers as Business Manager of Greek Games. Song practice followed adjournment.
At the Junior Class meeting on Tuesday October 14 Peggy Hatfield was elected Junior Prom chairman. Louise Rosenblatt presented the Junior month experience stressing contacts made. A Mortarboard committee report urged every girl to help with advertisements.
Marion Pinkussohn was unanimously elected chairman of the Senior Show at the senior meeting held October 14. The gathering closed with a Mysteries song practice.
A A plans flexible mid term swimming activities with weekly Wednesday swims and informal competitions. The term ends with a class points race and a four day relay style event, plus intensive training in early November ahead of inter class meets at Teachers College.
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