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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1929
Page
2
The editorial urges kindness to freshmen while offering wisdom about college life. It notes welcome activities at Harvard, the volume of advice freshmen receive, and that true understanding comes with experience. Upperclassmen gain perspective and the freshmen provide their own energy to campus life.
Barnard students can join diverse groups from language clubs and dramatic Wigs and Cues to religious societies Menorah Newman and Silver Bay Club. The International Club, Glee Club and Classical Club provide cultural, musical and artistic activities with annual productions and lectures.
Lockers for the Main Building are available from the Comptroller in Milbank Hall. Coat and book lockers are provided. Gymnast lockers in Barvard Hall are via Miss Wayman's office. Requests and complaints should be referred to the respective offices.
A summer installation in Hewitt Hall links a call system to the post office and telephone exchange. Each room has a metal box with buzzer and button to summon the occupant via the operator, with a simple code for message and answer. Planned expansion to Brooks Hall next year.
Barnard students and patrons will enjoy music during Luncheon Hour courtesy of Kolster Radio Corporation. The model K-43 seven tube receiver with walnut cabinet features two tone panels and a Selector Tuner, boosting the Lunch Room’s appeal.
The 1933 junior class greets the new freshmen and pledges support and friendship. They speak of shared four years ahead and hope for close comradeship between the classes and guidance from the juniors in college.
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