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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1919

Page

4

University Assembly Introduced Monthly Gatherings at Columbia

Columbia University inaugurates monthly University Assemblies in the gymnasium. The first session on Tuesday October 14 featured Barnard and Columbia students singing Stand Up and Cheer followed by Chaplain Knox and President Butler addressing attendance, purpose and standards. Butler spoke on purpose of attendance, pursuit of excellence, and preparation to contribute to society.

Columbia Barnard Knox Butler

Barnard College Plans Roosevelt Memorial Assembly

Barnard College will hold an assembly on October 28 at 1 PM in the Gymnasium to honor Theodore Roosevelt. Colonel Roosevelt's sister Mrs. Douglas Robinson will address the audience, described as a notable poet and eloquent speaker. Attendance is required for all Barnard students. The event will include an early singing start.

Barnard Theodor Roosevelt Colonel Roosevelt Douglas Robinson Barnard College

Mysteries Night Impresses Barnard with Freshmen Pageantry

At Friday’s events the Class of ’22 outshone ’23 in a lively dinner and stunts. The highlight featured a snake-line entrance, a popular “The Vamp” tune, and a polished Freshmen performance led by Charlotte Towson. The 1922 Jazz Band and Val Guercken’s Russian dance drew praise.

Barnard Charlotte Towson Valentine Guercken

Debating Club to Judge Intercollegiate Debates

The Debating Club reports strong tryouts and plans to send three members to judge intercollegiate debates at Radcliffe Wellesley and Smith. Barnard will train girls in judging. Freshmen are eligible for the Intercollegiate teams.

Radcliffe Wellesley Smith Barnard

Book Exchange Sets Friday Hours and Order Box

Beginning Monday October 20 the Student Book Exchange will hold formal office hours only on Friday from 12 to 2. An order box on the exchange table will take signed orders to be filled via Student Mail. All payments for books must be made during Friday hours and orders will be answered by Student Mail.

Student Book Exchange

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