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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1930
Page
2
Tuesday Italian Club at noon and Spanish Club in College Parlor. Wags and Cues Alumnae conferen ce room 7 to 10. Thursday Student Council at noon and Archery and Tennis Finals at 4.
Milbank Hall administrators request students avoid gathering on main stairs and landings to prevent accidents and improve entry and exit flow. Students should move directly floor to floor and use corridors for visits away from stairways. Traffic should remain clear for safe use.
The senior class weighs a proposal from last year to stage a Tea Dance with Barnard Hall as the guidepost. If the 1931 class approves it, the event may become a yearly senior institution. Tickets cost three dollars and the date is set for November 11.
The Jungle hosts a Prehistoric Archery Tournament on Thursday October 30 featuring mock dinosaurs roving the venue. Four class teams will shoot arrows at the creatures while inviting participation from Barnard students and spectators. Class managers Anita Delitee Margaret Young Frances Jarry delsa Kerlin lead the event.
An open forum invites all to hear both sides of theprohibition debate. Mrs Welle and Mrs Eichel are veteran speakers for the National Prohibition Reform cause and will face questions from the audience. Mrs Welles heads to Chicago soon to debate with Miss Jane Adams on Eighteenth Amendment welfare supporters.
A Barnard college article outlines basketball aims and benefits for students. It notes intra mural play fosters health, social and mental growth, fair play, leadership, and initiative. It emphasizes inclusive teams, student responsibility, and broad participation with registration continuing for winter electives.
In a chapel address, Dean Gildersleeve argues radio and modern science offer means to knowledge only if guided by wisdom and humanity. He warns against materialism eroding spirituality but asserts science has value without replacing spiritual needs, urging universities to seek insights from religion imagination and poets.
The report notes earnings for 1929 by 1300 alumni and alumnae who worked part of the year or a fraction of it. Details and tables are available in the Occupation Bureau for interested readers.
The Athletic Association will receive an additional 100 dollars from the undergraduate association to help defray Barnard Camp expenses and other A A activities, as approved at the last Student Council meeting.
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