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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1930
Page
2
November 1 calendar entry lists Pantheran students in conference room from 7 30 to midnight with activities including a ward and morning til midnight. Oliver Peterson referenced among attendees.
A Barnard College gym demonstration presented via the German Club and Athletic Association showcased Wigman style movements. Miss Wallman led exercises emphasizing breath controlled rhythms and individuality while pianist and dancers improvised with martial accompaniment. Mgr. Ted Shawn and the German Consul attended as students filled the hall with interest in dancing.
This afternoon the culminating event of Play Week, Play Day, runs from 4 20 to 5 with outdoor games including archery Tenikou tennis miniature golf volley ball lut-pin baseball and six passes on the program. At 5 participants meet in the gym for folk dances and group games then supper at G 15 followed by Halloween antics. Health grade not required and all are welcome for fun rather than skill.
A reader critiques Quarterly stressing courageous honesty and skilled craftsmanship. They praise stories built on experience, note uneven quality, and urge bolder aims while defending Barnard College’s official literary magazine status.
Sidney Franklin, renowned torero and Columbia alumnus born in Brooklyn, will address the Spanish Club at the college on Monday afternoon November 3 at four o'clock in the College Parlor. A rumor links actress Lila Damita to attend. the event is open to all.
The forum featured Mrs Kelley arguing that prohibition has failed and spurred speakeasies and corruption. She warned of moral decay, undermining of law, and questioned the efficacy of sumptuary legislation while urging liberty and self-control.
The redecoration of Odd Studs will be celebrated with a tea hosted by the classes of 1931 and 19323 on Monday at 4 o clock in Odd Study, Barnard Hall. The event honors John Willson and her Study Committee.
Candidates for admission to Wigs and Cues will perform tryout plays Monday afternoon November 3 at 4 o'clock in Brinckerhoff Theatre. Repertoire includes the last two scenes of Liliom, Spread ing the News, and the final scene of Prom Morning to Midnight. The college is invited to attend.
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