23 Oct 1925
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
1
Weekly Barnard Bulletin reports activities of the undergraduate association during the college year. It notes publication schedule and focus on student interests.
The Student Fellowship Drive at Barnard seeks support for a scholarship fund to fund study abroad. Miss Gunver Stenberg of Finland is the first foreign fellowship recipient and Dr Jane Dewey Clark the first Barnard alumna sent abroad. The drive aims to broaden education beyond undergraduate work and strengthens cross national goodwill. The effort drew strong faculty alumnae and student support last year and is set for another vigorous campaign as fruits of prior work emerge.
Letters rebut student government role claim while arguing for year round civic education. Alice E. Killeen and Madge Turner defend ongoing student governance work and urge broader interest in city and national affairs.
Eight personnel changes mark the Philharmonic season including a new first horn Peter Henkelman from the Philadelphia Orchestra and other string players. Brahms Quartet performs a program from Morley to Spross at Town Hall on Friday October 23 at 8 30. Misses Halstead Hitch Markey and Wilson sing. Harold Bauer offers a Brahms Schumann program at Aeolian Hall Monday October 26 at 8 30. Steinway Hall opens Tuesday October 2 with Mengelberg and players in a cantata by the conductor and solos by Fraser Gange. Chamber Music Society of San Francisco brings its New York program to Aeolian Hall Thursday October 29 featuring Foote nocturne scherzo and Mozart Javel quartets.
Edna Stahl presented a proposed German Club to Student Council on October 15 amid rising interest in German studies. The council set a meeting for potential members and will forward the plan to the Charter Committee.
Friday morning habit leads to pushing at the library loan desk. The Barnard Student Council and library committee address undignified behavior, urging orderly lines with the first to arrive reserving books, while noting it stems from thoughtlessness not malice.
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