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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
5
Basketball practices start Monday November 2 with class squads organized to maximize court time. Four full teams can practice at once under sectional hours by class, with tentative schedules for Freshman Sophomores Juniors and Seniors and adjustments if conflicts arise.
Dean Gild eresleeve dined with residents and spoke in the Blue Room. Dorothy Slocum presided at two house meetings as officers appointed fire wardens and captains. A welcoming party for new girls occurred October 2 followed by a Halloween party on October 31.
The La Societe Francaise adopts a twofold system with open and closed members. Tryouts last week admitted a list of students as eligible for the closed group, while open members retain privileges and may serve on committees as members.
Miss Gode, the new German instructor at Barnard, notes Americans show vigor in diverse activities contrasted with German calm. She says Barnard students are ambitious and well supervised, with less focus on independent research but a strong commitment to study. She studied at Teachers College and Columbia, pursuing an M A in Germanic literature while teaching three German classes.
The Spanish Club opened its monthly tea on Tuesday October 23 with President Miss Romero greeting new members and welcome guest Miss Rodriguez Castellano from Wellesley. She spoke of her interest and willingness to contribute to a peppy worthwhile club. The program included a Spanish song a tango two sketches and a poem by Reraner. Miss Marcial-Dorado thanked attendees and urged only Spanish be spoken at meetings to deepen the club’s Spanish character.
Arthur Honegger's King David will be performed October 26 by the Society of the Friends of Music. The concert version adds strings and winds to the original drama music, with a narrator and solo voices, choruses, and a 28-number program rooted in biblical texts.
Harriet Tayior was elected class dictorian replacing Cornelia Hussy who resigned at a sophomore class meeting on Wednesday October 14 in Theatre Eleanor Rich. Greek Games chairman also resigned with successor to be decided next meeting. Marjorie Nelson reported on college ring prices and tones. The group deferred ring standardization to the Undergraduate Association.
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