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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1924
Page
4
The narrator, a feline columnist, announces opening the Alley to share tidbits. He pitches Raphael as a presidential candidate facing questions over undeclared income and possible honesty issues. He ends with a rush to a Progressive Bridge and Political Club meeting at Even Study.
Several cases of petty theft have been reported. Students are warned to lock lockers and guard possessions. Report each loss in writing to the Comptroller at once. Vicgnia C. Cildereereye can
A corrections bulletin fixes two errors from last week. Miss Tousley spoke on Charity Organization Society activities at the Social Service tea on October 11. Dorothy Miner twenty six was at the conference where Marion Mansfield was chosen Greek Games Supervisor.
Barnard Library urges strict signing for all loans and reserves. Remind colleagues which titles are delegated for others, organize reserve cards by call number, and avoid talking inside the reading room or at the Loan Desk.
The Student Council met October 23 to discuss a Greek Games book project and honor Margaret Hatfield as Undergraduate Secretary. A drive fund will fund one Barnard international fellowship and possibly a yearly adaptable plan. Margaret Goodell was named drive chair as plans move forward for October 29 Representative Assembly meetings.
The American Civil Liberties Union funds a Committee on Academic Freedom to counter college interference with student access to radical speakers. Rev. John Haynes Holmes chairs the acting committee. Prof. Clarence R. Skinner directs Tufts College as chair. The group targets laws against teaching evolution pacifism and certain history concepts.
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