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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
3
Fannie Hurst renowned author of Lummox and Stardust will address the college assembly on Tuesday October 27 at 1 PM. The event highlights her insight into human character and modern literature with an invitation extended to all students.
Delegates heard Mrs. Louis Slade urge study of city problems to secure women’s rights and reform. Speakers weighed nonpartisan local politics vs party affiliation and the value of organized votes, with plans to stage debates on businesslike governance versus politicians.
Miss Killeen explains Barnard governance with Student Council as eleven members including Undergraduate Officers and class presidents. Freshmen are urged to attend Assembly meetings to learn the system and prepare to take over student government in two years as the Assembly gains power from the Faculty.
A fresh continuation reports another specialty dance concluding the evening's program with success and continued interest in the annual mysteries feature.
Miss Agnes R. Wayman head of Barnard College physical education writes a manual Education through Physical Education. It covers gymnastic programs, games, sports, group scoring systems, motor ability tests, swimming, field-day plans, tournament formats, and guidance on arranging contests and schedules.
Professor Van Hook illustrated Greek sculpture architecture pottery and paintings with slides at the Classical Club tea in Students Hall on Thursday October 8. Tea followed in the College Parlor.
The Christian Science Society of Columbia University will hold a regular meeting in Room K, Earl Hall on Tuesday at 8 P M. The University public is welcome.
Noel Stone presented the Mysteries Book to Elizabeth Mohun Temporary Chairman of the Freshman Class and pledged the eternal friendship of 1928 for 1929.
Professor Knight compares Spanish and French administration in Morocco noting stricter passport checks in Spanish areas and looser control under French management. He argues Arabs see French influence as self serving yet potentially beneficial, cites fear of a continental conference over Algeria treaty compliance, and suggests a secret Spain France treaty in Morocco.
A Bulletin staff tea and girls trying out for Bulletin were hosted in the College Parlor on Friday October 16 from 4 to 6 o'clock.
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