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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1923
Page
3
A large crowd witnessed the class of 1926 staging a Mysteries night with clever innovations. Freshmen led in, followed by juniors, upperclassmen and alumnae as the Sophomores marched in to a rollicking tune. Hazing replaced stunts as entertainment with two musical skits spoofing exams and a chorus of Freshmen in angel robes.
Mount Holyoke judicial board broadens penalties focus on fuller offense reports and student input. Vassar and Oxford debated with Oxford supporting the affirmative condemning the French Occupation of the Ruhr. Bryn Mawr eases chaperon rule for Philadelphia students. Bryn Mawr French Club circulates French books. Radcliffe designates noon activity days with Monday as Official Day and dean involvement.
Dean Gildersleeve recalls summer travels and meetings with American University Women in Paris at the American University Women’s Club. She notes plans for Crosby Hall in London and fundraising efforts, and reflects on the International Federation of University Women council in London with delegates from fifteen nations. She highlights Cornelia Sorabji of India and the Scandinavian leaders, ending with a look toward a 1924 conference in Christiania.
Sixteen Barnardites joined a weekend trip to Bear Mountain, with hikes to the summit and moonlit boat singing on Hessian Lake. The following day included breakfast at large tables and the Undergraduate Association meeting discussing constitution amendments and leadership nominations.
Representatives from the New York Swimming Associations will give an exhibition of swimming and diving at 4 30 this afternoon.
The Barnard Forum will be conducted under B O S P this year with luncheons where speakers cover current problems and possibly literature and art. An advisory committee of three will select speakers and topics while a four person business committee will organize luncheons.
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