Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-14

Physical Education. Academic credit will be stven to the students enrolled of the .interprerattve dancing class which has been held during the winter seascns. As soon as the weather per- mits, the classes will be held on the terrace of New. London Hall, in the open. Although six o'clock seems a I rather early hour in. the morning for l classes, the hour was voted upon by the girls in the class unanimously. Early hours hold no horror for the tConnecticut College girl. and many of ! the girls enjoy taking early morning l walks to the beach and back in time | for breakfast and eight o'clock class I es. l Aiun.nae Association Meeting. The organization meeting of the Con- nectfcut Alumnae association was held
 at the auditorium of the Williams
 Memorial Institute Thursday after l.. Barstow. instructor of the English tdepartment of the college, assisted by l Miss Anna Hampstead Branche. ar ranged f @ TOT sne cainHg e m .ogetner or col l ty who. might become interested in l the forming of a New London branch of the national organization and the
 meeting of Thursday was the result | twenty-five people at the meeting who I were very enthusiastic about the plan, and who ufth the faculty of the fConneccticut College have agreed to or gapize.
 Nominations For Sophomore Presi- Nominations for the president of the sophomore class was held Friday aft ernooa. Elections will be held on Monday following tfe report of the election of the president of the student government president. An interested visitor at the college was Miss Elizabeth Stevens of New York, who conducts unique estab- ems is also lecturer at the New York library and is well versed in her sub ject, having been librarian at New Rochelle, N Y. and founder of h- a graduate of Wesleyan and of the library courses at Pratt Institute, and has been studying in Italy. England and France. Miss Stevens inspected the buildings of the college. and ex- pressed keen appreciation, especially of the ideal location.
 Student Government Nominated. A meeting of the Student Govern nlent association of the college was held Thursday afternoon at five o. clock in New London Hall. The meet ing was called to order by Miss Vino ma Young. president of the associa- tion and many important points were taken up in the meeting.
 l Nominations for president of the as- sociation were held and the following girls were nominated and accepted the nomination: Miss Esther Bachelder, of Rocky Hill. Conn.,: Miss Ludna Ack- ley, Stonington, Conn; Miss Norma Began. Stamford. Conn: and Miss Catherine Holway,, Sebac, Maine. The office of the president of the student government association is the greatest honor which can be accorded to a stu dent and the girl to whom the office is mi lSf e 1 6c he rNf cat utive ability and of rare personality. Several other girls were nominated for the office who refused the nomination. because of the fact that the office took a great deal of time. which was need ed for academic work. Then again, many girls. fitted admirably for the office. are working their way through college, and have not the time to give to such a great ta six. Elections will be held for two days and the result will be announced on the bulletin board as the votes are counted.
 Chairman of Pageant Committee.
 Miss Julie Hatch of New Milford was elected chairman of the pageant committee at the meeting on Thurs day afternoon Chairmans of the va rious committees will be appointed by the student council. and9 they in turn will appoint their committee members to cooperate with the chairman of the entire affair in carrying out the plans
 Brief Notes.
 The meeting of the Literary and De- hating club. which was scheduued for Thursday at five. was postponed be- ca use of the Student Government
 meeting. The meeting of the club will will be Eeld next Thursdav. On that time a deoa te will be held by four of the members. Miss ConstanceOndin, Troy. N, Y.: Miss MarioR Gammoca, Manchester; Miss Norma Began, Stamford and Miss Florence Lennon. Ha artford. ,-
 The subject of the debate will be- Resolved, That Maternity Insurance Should Be Adopted Throughout the United States"
 In accordance with the wish of the students, that some plan be suggested by the faculty to publish the marks of the students as the results of exams, the faculty have agreed to have cards sent out with the grading. The mark ings will be 4, B. C. D. E. F. and no mediums.
 Until this time students have been unable to find out the result of mid terms, and finals. and the decision of the faculty meets with great approval from all the students.
 The outing club underrthe leadership of Miss Kathryn of Groton will have a hike on Saturday afternoon from 1 to 6. The destination has been kept secret, and all members Of the Athletic association are invited to attend the outing.