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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
3
November events list for Brooks Hall and Earl Hall. Includes a party for new students, Math Club Dance, Glee Club tryouts, College Tea, ICSA meeting, AA County Fair, 1920 Reunion. Election Day events remind students to vote and attend college activities.
Instructions urge writers to place notices at the Bulletin office rather than the mailbox to improve chances of publication in AS YOU WISH IT. The message thanks contributors for their cooperation.
Countess d Ursel of Belgium stayed at Barnard as a guest of the Dean. She resides at Hartley Hall and is enrolled in Public Health courses at Teachers College.
The Debating Club began its season on Tuesday October 26 with a list of tentative intercollegiate subjects. Barnard will debate Radcliffe and Wellesley this year. Miss Brooks and Miss Wing spoke on Democratic and Republican party platforms and League of Nations standings, sparking lively discussion.
On November 5 under I. C. SS Po auspices Dr. Susan Kingsbury head of Bryn Mawr Selset of Social Education and of I. S.A. will speak on the "New Job" at Bryn Mawr College. The college invites attendees.
The architect will start this week on a memorial gate and fence in front of Students Hall. The tribute honors Helen Hartley Jenkins Geer 1915, donated to the college by her mother Mrs. Helen Hartley Jenkins and sister Miss Grace Jenkins.
Dr. Lynch argued that wartime motives of unselfish world service must guide today. He criticized "America First" selfishness and urged continuing world relations. He called for support of the Democratic party pledged to the League of Nations.
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