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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1928

Page

4

Mysteries Night Plans Debated By Student Council

The October 18 meeting of the Student Council discussed Mysteries night with Miss Abelson as chair. The chair was given power to censor the musical show and finalize committee plans. Barnacle paid fifty dollars to the Undergraduate Association Treasury. The Social Service chairman was allowed to explain the club to new students due to Blue Book omission. The meeting adjourned.

Miss Abelson Barnacle Social Service Fredericka Gaines Caroline Tietjen Thelma Rosengardt Thomas Club Law School Barnard Union Theological Seminary Norman Thomas Professor Ward Union Professor Coé Teachers’ College

Witmer Outlines Surpassion In Psychological Talk

Dr. Witmer of the University of Pennsylvania addressed the Psychology Club on Surpassion or The Psychonomic Orientation of Behavior. He defined surpassion as a high energy emotion enabling achievement beyond examination and reading, linking it to religion commerce and education's role in raising man to surpass his former self.

Witmer University of Pennsylvania Psychology Club Iis Dr. Witmer David

Smith Club Proposes Prohibition Reform Debate

Smith Club discusses how to define intoxicating liquor under the 18th Amendment and whether states should set their own limits. The debate weighs federal action versus state control to enforce prohibition and curb hypocrisy and lawlessness.

Congress Smith

Why Bring That Up A Grim Parable Of Barnes Barnard

A sarcastic piece critiques Barnard athletes as virtuous yet hiding criminal tendencies. A kindly professor watching girls at play is hit by a javelin and dismembered on the green. A spectator echoes the cruel remark as a medicine ball injures another observer.

Barnard Spector

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