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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
3
The annual Mysteries banquet drew the largest crowd ever as Sophomores in black robes staged a funeral march and hazing of Freshmen. Two hundred Freshmen attended with strong spirit while 25 and 22 alumni added to the festivities. The 25 class presented the Mysteries book to 26 as Peggy Hatfield accepted on their behalf.
Miss Julia Blanchard, personnel director, says women can fill managerial roles in drug store chains. The field, once male dominated, now offers opportunities in business and professional work, with pharmacist qualification and supervisory duties emphasized for advancement.
The Undergraduate Association met on Tuesday October 24 with Edythe Sheehan presiding. Enrollment stood at 758 with 616 paying the blanket tax. Four juniors from dormitories were nominated as junior delegates to the Student Government Convention, with Isabel Harrison later withdrawing in favor of Nelle Weathers. Kenneth Lindsay of Oxford Labor Club spoke on global student movements and the need for discussion groups to address discontent in Europe and the postwar era. The Barnard Debating Council was proposed and adopted with nominations for chairmen Eleanor Phelps and Margaret Mead. both declined, and the meeting adjourned after brief discussion of candidates.
At the Eastern Association of Directors of Physical Education in Women’s Colleges meeting held at Bryn Mawr in April Miss Wayman head of Barnard College’s Physical Education Department proposed a new plan to measure the Physical Efficiency of college girls. The system divides tests into motor ability anthropometric and medical health status with a future aim of a Physical Quotient.
The Student Council met October 19 to approve a debate committee resolution for the Undergraduate body. Garda Brown, 1923, was appointed Supervisor of Greek Games and Nancy Boyd as Vocational Chairman. Discussion focused on the Intercollegiate Student Government Association Conference delegates, with Barnard seeking a third Dormitories representative due to its unique city college status.
The Charity Organization Society of New York City offers a July scholarship to one junior from specified colleges. Ten Juniors study in New York City from a base at the Finch School, visiting sites and engaging in case work to learn about social work. The program combines lectures and hands on field work focused on housing, health, delinquency, child welfare, immigration, and more.
Tony Sarg offers a winter Marionette Theatre course from October 20 to January 26 at 54 West 9th Street. Classes cover puppet construction, scenery design, lighting, costumes, and performance skills under Miss Sue Hastings supervision. Columbia students pay $25.
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