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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
4
The piece praises Leonie Adams and her poetry collection Those Not Elect as a bold literary adventure. It likens her voice to early Keats or Shelley and lauds the book’s mystic thought, single-word focus, and refined technique while deeming it neither cheap nor trivial.
The note discusses Babette Deutsch new poetry collection Honey Out of the Rock and compares poetry book titles to novels. It highlights that Deutsch, a Barnard graduate like Miss Adams, carries Alma Mater associations and that the book, from pieces seen in magazines, warrants reader interest and enthusiasm.
The Sophomore Ring Committee proposed a Sardonyx option for the Barnard College ring but Student Council declined changes citing the ring as a college emblem. A limited exception for the stone was suggested only if carefully reviewed by the Sophomore Class.
Christine Seeley was elected president Mafalda Gianotti vice president Elise Cassori secretary treasurer Miriam Laurel social chairman Ruth Coleman representative to the Representative Assembly At 4 PM next Friday the club will host a tea in the College Parlor with a program of Italian folk songs and dances.
The French Club entertained the French Department faculty and major students with an informal reception on Thursday October 22 in the College Parlor. Under chairmanship of Marie Dinkelspiel the program included L Heureux Vagabond Un Vagabond Miriam Laurel Un Voleur Ingeborg Carlmark Un Pauvre Elise Dassori Trois Jours de Vendange song Miriam Laurel Bon Jour Luzon Les Garcons Ruth Coleman Les Filles Pearl Greenberg Grace Smith Villanelle Marion Burroughs Chanson de Berbiere Ruth Coleman etait un bergere La bergere Pearl Greenberg Le chat Barbara Collison Le pretre Elise Dassori with Miriam Laurel at the piano and Marie Dinkelspiel presiding.
Students gathered in the theatre to form try-out groups for Wigs and Cues. Rosamond Schlesinger ’27 was elected chair of the combined junior and senior sections, Martha Boynton named Sophomore chair, and Helen Deutsch to lead the freshman group. Plays are being read. performances set for Brinckerhoff Theatre on Friday afternoon November 13 at 4. New members may join by contacting their group chair.
The Glee Club begins organized activities with its first session on Thursday October 29. Practices will run each Thursday after noon from 4 15 to 5 45 in Brinckerhoff Theatre under the direction of Charles H Doersam of the Columbia University Choir and Chorus.
A study at Antioch College links smoking to lower scholarship. No permanent blood pressure or lung capacity effects found, but 31.8 percent of non-smokers fail to meet grades versus 62.3 percent of heavy smokers. Inhalers perform worst, while remaining smokers decline in grades and non-smokers stay steady.
Helen Rundlett announces Miss Doty is ready to confer with students about vacations or college year positions and especially with Senior Class members regarding work after college. She will offer specific positions and expert guidance on various fields open to women.
A heated discussion centers on free speech with Mr. Cashman labeling pro-German and Civil Liberties Union figures as anti constitutional and radicals as a smoke screen. Mr. Hayes counters by arguing for honest opinions while questioning who determines honesty and danger in speech.
The Christian Science Society of Columbia University will hold its regular meeting in Room K, Earl Hall, each Tuesday at 8:00 PM unless holidays. The university public is invited.
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