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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1930
Page
4
A school Play Day is set for Friday from 4 20 to 5 00 with activities including tennis archery miniature golf volley ball hit pin baseball and six passes. Participants rotate through games then gather for gym dances at 5 and a supper at 6 15 in the gym. Day students pay 40 cents while dormitory students attend free.
Student Council rescinded last year's rule requiring freshmen to wear a beret as identification. This year the 1934 class received berets from the 1932 sister class with no compulsion. Freshmen showed little eagerness to wear them despite the tokens of sisterly affection. A different insignia for incoming freshmen may be adopted later.
Professor Hughes discussed the current play Strictly Dishonorable noting it will neither harm nor endure in memory. He argues Ibsen would have made the theme immoral if treated with real characters and cites The Doll's House as the true starting point of modern drama.
A swimming exhibition at Barnard Pool last Monday the 24th showcased endurance as Betty Cole swam the length of one pool side. Demonstrations included plain and fancy diving the crawl and backstrokes with a water rescue sketch in 1870 mode and a crowd favored formation swimming finale.
Third Religious Shurteshean returns to Columbia University Earl Hall at 4 00 P M on October 28 29 and 30 The Catholic World editor Reverend James M Gillis C S P speaks Tuesday Protestant preacher Reverend William Pierson Merrill D D on Wednesday and Rabbi Mordecai M Kaplan leads the Jewish session Thursday
The finals of the college tennis championship will be played Thursday after noon October 30. Play starts at four o'clock and the college is invited to attend. Class games concluded last week with Olea Kallos Edith Tomkins and Aileen Pelletier winning class laurels.
Lillian Auerbach age 31 was selected by the Student Council as chairman of the delegation to the Model Assembly of the League of Nations. She was editor of Blue Book and honors student in History. Other delegation members to be named later.
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