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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
8
A brief staged sketch features a youthful faculty member a secretary and a freshman under a clock the comedic exchange ends with the freshman learning of the faculty’s anonymity and a playful censor note about the elevator. The second piece laments the unattainable perfect woman while praising a downtoearth ideal and requests more contributions.
Marian Vincent chaired the 1922 freshmen meeting held on Tuesday the fourteenth in 139. After committee appointments Amy Jennings spoke on Greek Games and a Friday vote was postponed. The Sophomore Proclamation was read and adjourned. Friday the 1922 meeting supported holding Greek Games.
At a special Friday meeting Marian Townsend was elected Chairman of the Entertainment Committee after Gertrude Miller resigned. Armitage Ogden, Chairman of Senior Week, outlined plans for a modified schedule including canceling the Senior Dance and simplifying other events while keeping Senior Week itself.
The Newman Club held its first meeting on Tuesday the fourteenth with strong turnout. Members voted to join the Militia of Prayer as plans for the year were discussed. Catholic girls in Barnard are urged to attend future meetings.
At the October 16 meeting Vivian Tappan chairing the board explained enlarged membership and that not all business could be brought before the club. Vera Klopman moved to empower the board to push provisional measures without full member consultation. The motion passed unanimously. Armitage Ordden suggested adding the War Relief Council entertainment chair to the board. Miss Tappan will address next meeting.
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