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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1930
Page
3
Professor Levy-Bruhl discusses primitive mentality as a conventional term for the general way of thinking and feeling. Introduced by Prof Maclver, the lecture frames primitive thought as a tool for modern psychiatric research.
Professor Frank Gardiner Moore spoke on Recent Roman Excavations to the Classical Club after returning from Rome with slides. He described Forum of Augustus and Trajan Forum finds, Roman skyscraper proportions, terrace shops, and a new museum remodeling from a macaroni factory housing City and Empire Rome exhibits.
Professor Hatcher Hughes discussed Significant Trends in Modern Drama in a McMillin Academic Theatre lecture on October 22, 1930. He argued audience instinct matters more than delayed reviews and distinguished two artist types, urging frank depictions of life while acknowledging other tastes.
An appeal to readers to subscribe to Mortarboard the campus magazine. It promises useful and ornamental information and asks readers to name bright lights on the campus. Readers are invited to visit Barnard Hall noon or the Mortarboard office for a subscription.
At the October 24 freshman meeting Jane Martin was elected president of the class of 1934 for 1930 31. Four freshmen were nominated. Martin previously served on the Honor Board and Student Council. Helen Calahane was elected vice president and Margaret Gristede secretary.
Dean Gildersleeve warned at St Pauls Chapel that extreme devotion to science may threaten moral and spiritual development. She referenced a proposed fifty year halt in research to align science with ethics, noting modern advances also bring blessings like anesthesia and disease control. She urged safeguarding man by prioritizing spirit.
Faculty and students faced off in Tennis and Tenikoit tournaments during Play Week at the campus. The tennis match ended 46 to 42 for the faculty with Riccio as top scorer at 46 games. Riccio received a prize of small toys.
The Barnard administration announces two new trustees. Pierre Jay, re elected after returning from abroad, previously served as Clerk of the Board and deputy for reparation payments under the Dawes Plan. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick of Riverside Church joins, already a trustee at Smith College, highlighting alliance among seven women’s colleges.
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