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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1929
Page
3
Barnard College held its first Song Assembly led by Professor Moore with about three hundred participants. The informal gathering featured old favorites sung with gusto and a plan for monthly meetings, aiming to develop Barnard’s vocal culture and possibly stage performances at college functions.
Mayor Fiorella H. LaGuardia appeals at the Columbia LaGuardia for Mayor Club urging fusion against Tammany. He cites reorganization and notes District Attorney as key, touting Frederick R. Coudert Jr. as fitting for the post amid calls for nonpartisan judiciary reform.
The senior drama group Wigs and Cues has chosen Sutton Vane s Outward Bound for its fall production. Tryouts will start next week. Membership dues secure a tryout card and admission to the production. A professional coach will oversee casting and direction.
An exhibit in Barnard Hall traces the growth of educational opportunities for women at Columbia University. It covers Barnard College, Teachers College, and the Graduate Schools, with portraits, charts, and cases highlighting Frederick P. Barnard and the college’s early formative documents.
The Barnard junior class votes on superlatives including Most Beautiful and Biggest Bluff as Mortarboard forms parties to back candidates. Campaigns, soap box speeches and airplane ads are allowed with little restriction. See Barnard Hall bulletin board for the official list.
On Sunday at four in St Pauls Chapel a special service commemorates the universitys 175th anniversary. Chaplain Knox speaks on the Religious Tradition of Columbia University and the choir provides special music. A section is reserved for Barnard girls to ease seating.
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