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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
2
Efficiency tests define a possible 150 medical score 40 anthropometric 80 motor and 270 total. Cooperation among eastern and middle western colleges yields data this year guiding freshman test standards. Statistical results show Grade A increases, with 4921 examined last year and 220 this year, highlighting shifts across grades A B C and D.
Student Council settles on two delegates for the Virginia conference after petitions from Brooks Hall John Jay and miscellaneous students. The Undergraduate President will head the team financed by the Undergraduate Association with the second delegate a dormitory resident, funded jointly by the Undergraduate Association and the dormitories.
About fifteen girls from the Social Science Club toured the Irving Place cooperative cafeteria. Miss Arnold explained Rochedale Cooperation principles and origins, stressing democratic control and surplus use for consumers or producers. She noted managers’ salaries, branch leadership, and the potential for a Barnard partnership as an economics lab.
The article praises Junior Month as a valuable, inspiring program that broadens thinking and social involvement. It notes increasing interest with three more colleges applying for scholarships and quotes the director on tackling misconceptions while highlighting the Charity Organization's support.
The Barnard Class of 1910 hosts a Election Day Bridge Party to raise money for the Alumnae Fund. Tables cost $5 with a personal seat option of $1.25, plus refreshments and games for all skill levels. Tickets available from Mrs. Mabel McCann Molloy at 83rd Teeth Street, Brooklyn.
The note urges signing up for a Girl Scout Leadership Course by today. Registration takes place at office 104 between 4:00 and 4:30.
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