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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1926
Page
3
The calendar lists multiple events from April 2 to April 10 including Met Opera performances Don Quixote and Der Freischutz, two later shows at Century Theatre, lectures by Jane Richards and Prof. Otis, Carnegie Hall concerts, Evening dances, Glee Club concerts, and gymnasium rehearsals at various venues.
Dorothy Miner of the class of 1926 praises the Junior Show and Jack and his Boswell for a landmark performance. She notes the Passing of the Moon as a notable achievement in Junior Show history and reflects on the progress from last year toward a higher aim.
Basil Sydney argues that costumes must follow traditional seventeenth century methods and protests departures. He discusses Hamlet and theatre while addressing questions about Americans and the perfection of spoken English and the link between vocal and speech training.
At the March 25 meeting Sylvia Surut pushed a curriculum proposal to require junior and senior attendance. the council approved it for the Faculty Committee on Instruction. A second junior show may be staged for alumni and prospective Barnard students, with Faculty approval. Installation of undergraduate officers was set for four o'clock in May to serve as a farewell event. Class presidents reported unpaid Fellowship pledges and will submit delinquent names to the Dean by March 29. Blue Book revisions were discussed and a plan to submit later. A fifty dollar Long Books campaign extension was requested. Glee Club elections to be run by the club, not the Assembly, and the college poll on Prohibition may be postponed pending actions at other colleges.
Helen Robinson is elected Chairman of the Honor Board Constance Friess wins Undergraduate Association Treasurer post Marian Churchill becomes Secretary and joins the ASA leadership team.
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