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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1923
Page
4
A reader letter criticizing coverage of the Oxford-Columbia Ruhr debate notes Harold Leafield questioned why the Ruhr payment plan used million workers’ nonwork time for reparations. The writer argues France would not accept paper marks and urges a realistic approach to debt payments.
At the October 8 meeting Barnard Student Council discussed the deportation of seventeen foreign students from the American International College in Springfield Massachusetts. The students faced removal for entering after the immigration quota was filled. The council endorsed Chancellor C S McGowan's effort to stave off deportation and would send a letter supporting his grounds that the students exceeded the quota.
The class of 1926 met October 16 at 1 PM to approve a $25 allowance for comfort and adornment of Even Study. The Sophomore dance date was set for February 8 and a Bear Mountain expedition and a 26 week end were discussed. Margaret Hatcheld resigned as entertainment chair. Margaret Richter elected chair and Margaret Clark named Sophomore Dance chair.
The Spanish Club held its first meeting in Room 304 with Professor Loiseaux guiding a trip through Spain. An illustrated lecture preceded an informal reception in the Conference Room and plans were announced for the next meeting on November 9 inviting more members to join.
The narrative describes international educational activities followed by a rest in England. The author travels through Suffolk and Devonshire coastal lanes, then visits the Lake District amid rain, noting the countryside's beauty and persistent showers.
A group enjoys a six mile river trip with private dog, fall colors, and a sunset sail past Brentmere. Miss Wayman and Miss Schoedler say farewell before a late return to the city. The voyage sparks school spirit and fond memories of Barnard alumni.
A detailed account praises the 1926 Mysteries performances at Barnard with two clever skits. The first spoofed Dr Alsop and Miss Wayman while featuring a timid Freshman meeting her Junior sister and Mrs Davis, Miss Meyer, and Dr Griffin in succession. The second skit reimagines The Society for the Removal of Those Who Were Better Dead against 1927 with a love subplot as an executioner falls for his victim before 1927 is drowned. The close includes candlelit ceremony in the gym, the Mysteries book presented from 1926 to 1927, and a chorus of Beside the Waters of the Hudson.
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