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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
5
A Barnard Classical Club member writes to challenge the clubs membership requirements and quote amendment No 6 from the constitution. The secretary Ruth Helene Kneiper asks for public correction to dispel the impression of rigid admission rules.
A letter to the editor raises concerns about Sophomore Eng X requiring prepared work without credit and contrasts with other courses. The writer seeks input on the fairness and workload of voice production study and outside assignments. Also a notice corrects errors in the Barnard Classical Club membership requirements as published in the October issue of the MULLETIN.
A Tuesday YWCA tea filled the Conference Room from four to six with chatter and tea. Miss Lois Haupt provided music while Miss Garretson delivered monologues. Lively singing at the piano left attendees eager to return and invite friends.
The Y W C A outlines a series of meetings and lectures from October 14 1919 opening tea through January 19 1920. Events include Fosdick lecture Miss Tapping foreign countries stereoptican India China Japan South America women around the world and a December 15 Christmas meeting. The program also notes a January 12 debate on new membership basis and Miss Condé National Student Secretary visit.
Miss Gladys M. Tapping will address the YWCA on YWCA in Foreign Countries at 4 o'clock Monday October 27 in the Conference Room. She leads the World Fellowship Movement and will open a six lecture stereopticon series. Dr. Alsop asks girls to help by visiting ill students and taking pulse and temperature, reporting results to her, with training offered. Leave names in the RSO office.
All four class finals will be played Friday October 24 at 4 o clock. Iris Wilder and Betty Brace are among the new stars expected to challenge the veterans. Come out and watch the best tennis Bar nard can boast.
Local preview notes the upcoming Field Day as freshmen show strong athletes while seniors remain an unknown factor. Mentions Louisa Eyre, Helen Kriegsman, Edna Wetterer, Eve Jacoby, Leslie Frost, and Eleanor Tieman as standout performers. Special practice for Odd-Even Events Friday October 24 at 4 PM.
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