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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
5
Freshmen noises parade through campus chatter while juniors seek poise and seniors enjoy the scene. A library notice prompts questions about etiquette and schedules as students joke about meetings, stock books, dating, and Junior Prom duties, all amid campus bustle and shy humor.
A Bunard student travels and spends money, learns at college, and uses a single word as her reply when asked for fare. The gruff conductor receives her answer that she is a transfer, revealing her minimal understanding of its meaning and her determination in that moment.
A concise call about guiding students to lectures while noting that true thinking remains their responsibility. The quote contrasts instruction with inner reflection and emphasizes active engagement over passive attendance.
The final meeting of the association will be held in the theatre on Saturday October 30 at 2 PM. The session will elect five officers including President Vice President and Second Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer Wes Heted.
Dith Carothers, born 1916, earns a Ph.D. in Psychology from Columbia University. The milestone reflects early academic achievement and upward scholarly trajectory.
China has 20 000 students in the universities of Japan 2000 in the colleges and universities of the United States and nearly a thousand in the universities of France.
Pennsylvania hosts 67 higher education institutions, more than any state. Illinois follows with 59, New York 54, Ohio 33, and Missouri 41. In Japan, about one in 6,700 attends college, while France attracts one seventh of university students from abroad.
Maryland's Goucher College becomes the first women's college to educate women voters after the Nineteenth Amendment. The gift of $25,000 from Elizabeth King Ellicott funds this effort upon equal suffrage. The Universidad Hispano Americana in Bogota, Colombia, founded in 1572, is noted as South America's oldest university.
The club invites members to deposit summer literary works in the Bulletin Office box and attend the first meeting of the year in the Conference Room next Monday at 7 PM.
The page preview lists 9 30 Aerial Agnes the air goddess and 9 45 Vermin Cattle in a Barnard arrangement, 10 Tumbling race, 10 15 Pavlova, and a grand parade at 10 30. Open gates invite spectators to booths and side shows including a dancing pavilion gypsy fortune teller den freak tent and roulette wheel. Attendees should bring pennies.
Milbank stairs will have four poster sections with marked boundaries. Posters may be hung only within one week of an event unless tickets or practices require two weeks. No two posters for the same event may appear. Boards should be neat and boards outside the lunch room may also be used. Katherine H Shea chairs. approved by Student Council.
A tale from a page three column describes Susan Shoetree attempting suicide after discovering a schedule mismatch from her time card and notes that many workers should adjust their cards. Libby at Milbarnk's reception room handles records and urges filling or updating time cards.
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