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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1920
Page
4
Northeast college representatives met October 9 10 to discuss student administration international relations and the industrial question. Delegates from twenty two colleges planned three committee choices to express student views and aid national goals.
Today is the last day for preliminary trials for Field Day participation. All entrants must come to open hour track to have their entries picked by managers. Reminder that events begin at 4.00 this afternoon.
Barnard College alumnae records show teaching dropped from 38 percent in 1915 to 27 percent in 1920. By 1920 the share in other fields rose to 31 percent, led by secretaries and clerks, statisticians, and laboratory work, with new roles emerging in psychology and employment work. Of 2,028 living alumnae, 1,177 hold paid positions. 30 percent are married with no paid work. 12 percent are unmarried and workless. 7 percent still studying.
The college assembly on October 26 will feature views from Frederick Conders and Professor Carlton Hayes. A straw vote will be taken Tuesday from two to four in Students Hall to gauge sentiment, with attendance recorded and ballots collected at the gymnasium doors.
The new Faculty Committee on Student Affairs created last May held its first meeting. It will replace the former Committee on Student Organizations and hold informal sessions for staff and student body discussions. It aims for close contact with Student Council and joint meetings to exchange ideas. Members include Prof. Ogilvie chair, Prof. Mullins secretary, Dean Gildersleeve, Prof. Hirst, with Miss Le Duc substituting for Prof. Hubbard and Prof. Ogburn substituting for Prof. Montague for half year.
In a special class meeting on October 19 the class of 1921 decided to contribute to a fund for a new stage lighting system. The installation will occur in time for this year’s drama productions. Gladys G. Van Brunt serves as Chairman of Senior Week.
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